One of the longest-running circulation coins in US history is the half dollar silver coin. These 90% silver coins were produced from 1794 to 1964 using that metal content. Those looking for barterable way to invest in silver might want to turn to 90% Silver Half Dollar Coins as a great option.

Coin Highlights:
• 90% Silver Half Dollars available until 1964!
• Contains .715 Troy oz of actual silver content.
• The individual face values of $.50 (USD) backed by the US government.
• On the obverse, you will find varying images of Liberty, Benjamin Franklin, or President John F. Kennedy.
• The reverse includes images of the American bald eagle, Liberty Bell, or Presidential Seal.
• Listing offers a total face value of $1 (USD).
• Coins including in this listing have varied date marks and designs.

The US Half Dollar coin was produced in every year from 1794 to 2002. Though the US Mint no longer produces new half-dollar coins, the coins were once incredibly popular in circulation. Half Dollar silver coins from the US Mint had 90% silver content from 1794 to 1964. Coins produced from 1965 to 1970 had 40% silver content, and all coins from that date forward have the US Mint’s common cupro-nickel mixture for coin content.

All 90% Silver Half Dollar Coins in this product listing are available to you with a small plastic bag containing a total of two coins. These coins are guaranteed to have 90% silver content and will feature varying date marks and corresponding designs. We cannot hand-pick the coins inside of your bag for particular designs or date marks.

The reverse of each of these coins could feature one of several different designs. Early designs in the series offer some twist on the heraldic eagle of the United States as it has evolved over more than two centuries. Walking Liberty Half Dollars (1916-1947) have a unique image of the bald eagle on a rock cliff, while the Ben Franklin Half Dollars (1948-1963) feature the Liberty Bell.

On the obverse of 90$ Silver Half Dollars are varying designs. Many coins have a vision of Liberty, such as the Greco-Roman inspired Liberty portrait from Barber Coinage or Adolph A. Weinman’s stunning Walking Liberty depiction. More modern coins have either a portrait of Founding Father Benjamin Franklin or President John F. Kennedy.

To ensure the safe arrival of your purchase, Harvard Gold Group ships each mailing package discreetly with security in mind. Additionally, every mailing is insured so customers will be fully compensated if their package is damaged or goes astray in the mail. Coins come in a canvas bag. We'll provide you with a tracking number when the assets are ready to ship.

Please don’t hesitate to contact Harvard Gold Group with your questions toll-free at 844-977-GOLD, via email, or by filling out the online form.