Which "Junk Silver" Coins Would You Sell First (Numismatic Wise)

I have about half a kilo of circulated World junk silver.
Thanks to the variety, they form an interesting grouping.
They range from 250 fine to 925 fine, dime to dollar size.

Nevertheless, if it came to selling them, I would have to assess ASW individually, and get a total amount of ASW before selling them as a job lot. There would be no preference to keeping any of them.

If you are thinking of buying junk silver coins for bullion purposes, going rates on ebay are as follows:
35% silver nickels: roll of 40 = $50. 2.2505 oz Ag = $22.22/oz
90% Roosevelt dimes: roll of 50 = $100. 3.6170 oz Ag = $27.64/oz
90% Washington quarters: roll of 40 = $200. 7.2339 oz = $27.65/oz
1 oz .999 silver round = $27.50
All prices quoted include shipping.
Hope that you find this useful.

Me personally, I'd sell off the 35% and 40% stuff first, I doubt most people even know those are silver so it is harder to get rid of them.

Next, ditch the stuff where the same type spans into the non-silver era like Roosevelts and Washingtons. No one wants to look at every coin to verify the date.

The good stuff is where one glance and you know its silver, like Mercurys and Franklins.

Walkers and the old silver dollars I wouldn't even call 'junk', those start to get 'numismatic'.