Silver Coins

Silver coins values appreciated rapidly in the last couple of years. More and more people, who are interested in investing in commodities, such as Silver and Gold choose to buy silver coins and gold coins.

Due to extremely high prices of gold and respectively gold coins a lot of coin collectors shifted to silver coins, which are more affordable. You can buy Russian Silver Coins at My Coin Dealer shop.

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Silver Coins Value & Silver coin prices

Silver coins of today only issued as commemorative or silver bullion coins, mainly due to increase of the price of silver. But before 1967 both US, Canada and most of the other countries had coins with silver content in circulation.

Silver coins value and silver coins price are affected by several factors, such as:

1) Rarity of the silver coin - rare silver coins are more valuable than more common silver coins, even if they look and grade identical and only differ in 1 year or by mint mark.

2) % Purity / Finesse of silver coin- there are no 100% silver coins, but investors are usually looking for coins with higher percentage of silver content and

3) Silver Coin Grade or quality: Silver coin value depends a lot on the coin grading. Usually, even the difference in 1 grade makes coins 2-3 times more expensive

4) Bullion Market value of silver as commodity : Silver coin value is also affected by price of the silver itself. This does not affect more expensive silver coins, but you can see it more in the price changes of the cheaper once.

Please refer to the Coin Values page for more information about silver coin values and latest silver coins prices.

Old Silver Coins

Old silver coins show very stable growth over the years compare to copper coins.

Please refer to the Old Coins page for more information about old silver coins.

Coins Silver News
04/24/2018
Perth Mint displays ‘Deadly & Dangerous’ dingo on coin for Downies series
The latest Proof Deadly and Dangerous silver dollar from the Perth Mint and Downies showcases the dingo. Coin images courtesy of the Perth Mint. The feral dog known as the dingo lives up to its reputation as a “deadly and dangerous” animal of Australia. more info

04/24/2018
Take a look at the new Nelson Mandela's coins
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04/21/2018
National Coin Week draws numismatic novices and experts to Money Museum
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04/19/2018
Ancient coins, bracelets looted from Romania return home
Coins and bracelets from the 1st century that were looted from western Romania years ago and smuggled out of the country were put on display Thursday after a joint investigation with Austria brought them back home. The treasure trove of gold and silver ... more info

04/21/2018
Waiting For The Buy Signal: What’s Going On With Silver Investment
According to the data put out by the 2018 World Silver Survey, total Global Silver Bar & Coin demand declined from 207.8 million oz (Moz) in 2016 to 151.1 Moz last year. As we can see in the chart below, global silver bar and coin demand fell by 27% ... more info

04/23/2018
Kookaburra in high relief 2-ounce silver coin from Perth
The Kookaburra appears on a high relief, rimless 2-ounce silver $2 coin from the Perth Mint. Coin image courtesy of the Perth Mint. The Kookaburra is one of Australia’s most iconic birds, known around the world for its distinctive call. Usually a denizen ... more info