What is the value of 1930s silver coins?

Answer 1

That's an extremely broad question! The U.S. struck 4 denominations of silver coins at 3 different mints during the 1930s. That give about 80 different combinations to choose from, allowing for years when certain coins weren't struck. But then you also have to factor in the coins' conditions which creates hundreds of possible choices.

Your best bet would be to organize the coins by dates and mint marks, then look at a site such as the one linked below to get a rough idea of current retail prices.

Answer 2

In 'average' condition (worn, but not worn out) Cent P or D mintmark 10-20 cents Nickel all mints 75c to $2.00 Dime all mints $1-$2 Quarter P $3 D $6 Half Dollar P,D or S $6-$10 Dollar P $15-$20 D $20-$25 S (key of this year) $25-$100 or more

Answer 3

The value of 1930s silver coins can vary depending on factors such as condition, rarity, and demand. Some common 1930s silver coins like Mercury dimes or Washington quarters may have a collectible value above their silver content, while others like circulated Peace dollars may primarily be valued for their silver content. It's best to consult a coin dealer or online resources to get an accurate valuation.

Answer 4

There is no way to answer this question without knowing the coin's country, denomination, mint mark (if applicable), and condition.