US Silver Coin Prices & Melt Values

This app details exact silver coin prices down to the penny, these values are the result of taking the current spot price for silver and multiplying it by the silver content in the coin. US coins only sorry.

The term "melt value" does not imply the melting of the coin, it's a definition of the coins intrinsic value or worth.

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Being able to quickly access the silver melt value of a coin means that you could possibly pick up a few non MS (Mint State) coins for less than their spot value.

Kennedy Half Dollar 1965-1970 (40%) .1479 oz of silver $4.634
Kennedy Half Dollar 1964 (90%) .3617 oz of silver $11.332
Ben Franklin Half Dollar 1948-1963 (90%) .3617 oz of silver $11.332
Walking Liberty Half Dollar 1916-1947 (90%) .3617 oz of silver $11.332
Barber Half Dollar 1892 to 1915 (90%) .3617 of silver $11.332
Mercury Dime 1916-1945 (90%) .0723 oz of silver $2.265
Roosevelt Dime 1946-1964 (90%) .0723 oz of silver $2.265
Barber Dime 1892-1916 (90%) .0723 oz of silver $2.265
Washington Quarter 1932-1964 (90%) .1808 oz of silver $5.664
War Nickel 1942-1945 (35%) .0563 oz of silver $1.764
Morgan Dollar 1878-1921 (90%) .7735 oz of silver $24.234
Peace Dollar 1921-1935 (90%) .7735 oz of silver $24.234
Ike Dollar 1971-1976 (40%) .3162 oz of silver $9.907

How to Use This Tool?

This tool is great for snatching up silver coins that you might find at antique and pawn shops. Those coins listed by their numismatic value, a value that is often less than their general intrinsic value. Precious metal / bullion markets move like a rabid butterfly... arcing in what appear to be random directions.