Junk Silver
Junk silver describes pre-1965 (minted before 1965) U.S. silver coins, quarters, dimes and halves, which have little collector value, but contain 90% silver content.
Junk silver makes a great investment. Here are some reasons you might want to consider.
Old silver U.S. coins minted before 1965 contain 90% real silver and thus, they have real value. This matters today with inflation devaluing our current money, investments and homes.
Silver prices in 2008 have risen to nearly twenty dollars an ounce. An ounce of .900 grade silver can be found in only ten pre-1965 dimes, four quarters or two half dollars.
Old silver U.S. coins are worth more than their face value. The face value of a 2008 or 1964 dime is the same: ten cents. But a 1964 dime, made of 90% real silver has a real value of nearly a dollar. A premium ten times over its face value.
Junk silver, as opposed to many other assets, is a tangible investment. Unlike bonds or stocks, investors can hold and store a precious metal investment. Silver coins have a low price compared to other investments which means more can be obtained for future growth.
Coins are widely recognized currency. A dime is a dime, a quarter a quarter and so on. Compared to gems for instance, a buyer and seller know the value of these coins.
U.S. silver coins make small investing easy. Because of their size and availability, anyone can start investing in junk silver today.
Now that you know what junk silver is and how valuable it has become, don’t you think it is time to start investing in some today?
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