Ultimate 40% Silver Coin Guide How Many 40% Silver Coins In Troy Ounce?

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Ultimate 40 Silver Coin Guide How Many 40 Silver Coins In Troy Ounce? Should you buy 40 silver half dollars and Eisenhower Dollars? brMy Coin Shop Website portsmouthcoinshopcom/ brMy Mint State Video youtube/dqGwqJEfl_A brCoinHelpu Community coinauctionshelpcom/forum/indexphp
Comment from : CoinHELPu

I really liked this video, thank you for your work on this
Comment from : MrLbsrdi

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Comment from : David A Stires

i like 40 perccent for the low cost, sometimes low premium, and ya you get more silver ( and coins) for your money,but i do like silver eagles too, if i can find em on saleGL!
Comment from : some feller

Yet again, I'm watching 2 years later and I am still learning things Thanks Daniel I've got my breakdown sheet for how much silver coins equal 1 oz silver The only one I can't figure out is the silver Bicentennial quarter
Comment from : Edward Austin

Did the ever make 40 bicentennial quarters in Denver or Philadelphia
Comment from : Sarah

Great video Lots of good info
Comment from : Benjamin Ulbricht

I will look into this thank you Where people are fearful , you need to be greedy People disrespect 40 for no reason but this proves it might be the better deal for the actual amount of silver you get
Comment from : MC CORRECT

Since this is about silver coin content I want to tell everyone something I bet you don’t know! 😃 brbrDid you know the 1920-D quarter has more silver than any other date?brbrYup! The fineness is over what it’s supposed to be just slightly!brbrThey were supposed to be 900 fine but actually assayed at 906 fine It’s only a little over half a percentage point but technically it means they do have a slightly higher silver content Just don’t expect a dealer to pay you extra for it 😂 brbrThe US Assay Commission even noted it when they wrote:brbr“It is evident some of the coins of this delivery are without the legal tolerance" brbrExcerpt from the 1921 Assay Commission report detailing the problems with the 1920-D quarters, some of which were struck in silver that was too finebrbr Investigation found that ingots which had been rejected and were intended for melting had instead been used for coin
Comment from : Blake

Awesome info!
Comment from : Ron Bell

Do I have something if some 40 halves weighs 1125 to 1129 grams even though the kennedy 40 suppose to weigh 1150 grams?
Comment from : Robert Ayers

This stuff confuses me I have a ton of these coins, some 64 and earlier and some not I guess Ill pack them up and put them in the closet
Comment from : Bo

I could buy these and tone them I just learned how to do it naturally
Comment from : bugs bunny half dollar

In just nine months time the $20 something Morgan is gone up in smoke Culls are in the 30s
Comment from : Boris Buliak

Once again thank you Daniel Your awesome the way you explain everythingI'm hooked on your showI will send photos of what I got n see what you think
Comment from : Elisema Jones

Melt value is a misleading term Who's melting them?
Comment from : Chris Rees

Great video! Saved immediately Thank you for explaining it without the math, and showing the math you used I'll go the non mathematical way, so greatly appreciated 🌟
Comment from : Stephanie

And I have one gold Silsbee Anthony gold dollar bill as a 2000 from Philadelphia mint how much is it worth
Comment from : Edward Kotter

You have a great day also
Comment from : dennis jamieson

Nice video! Thanks for sharing
Comment from : Coins Hobbies

Picked up a $50000 box of halves from my bank last Saturday Ended up finding 10 40 halves Not a bad deal at all I'll continue to do that, and take all the 40 halves I can get On the 90 stuff, the quarters seem to be my best deal at my LCS I can get $100 FV for $2600 I had been buying 90 halves from them (and still will, just because I like them), but I've been paying $3000 for $100 FV on those So, I can get the same amount of silver for $400 less (per $100 FV) if I buy the quarters Man, this is a fun hobby! Wish I'd gotten into it sooner! Thanks again for another great video!
Comment from : Wally Palmer

40 is harder to refine Hence why lesser per ounce of asw
Comment from : James Steele

9:52 on what planet is that 1891 O AU??
Comment from : Baby Inuyasha

Well, I found out what my 1976 Ike type 1 submissions came back as I guess I jinxed myself by saying maybe MS 64! Ha! Of the four of them three are just that, MS 64 The other is MS 63 All I can say is that I tried and you just never know
Comment from : Craig Fiebiger

I love silver and gold need more of it fo sho Lol
Comment from : DJ Numismatics

Hi Daniel, well I havent really thought about these, until now, thank you, be safe, bill
Comment from : Surfer Surfer

I love the large clad Eisenhower dollars! I have one thousand of them I bought for only five cents over face
Comment from : Jamey Collins

Kennedy half a dollar struck at the Denver mint in 1977 some are silver so weigh all lol
Comment from : ghostrider

Thank you on your explanation
Comment from : Greg C

I think ive only bought 1 nice SMS 40 Kennedy The rest gotten from banks up n down the countryside
Comment from : Memory Rinehart

My dad just passed on the 10th of February My brother and i found a safe with a HUGE amount of silver bullions, gold bullions proof sets from the 50s, omg so much Ik you're based in ohio He lived in cincinnati I want an appraisal but afraid I'm gonna get screwed over Can u recommend someone i could call to come and look at it all??? I mean, we're talking a huge trunk full after all is said and done
Comment from : Lora Willis

In the thumbnail you look like you're about to hit me with the bag of coins lol
Comment from : Antek

Thanks CoinHELPu ! Will typical LCS’s be interested in buying 40 half dollars?
Comment from : Matteo Sternato

Always great Information Daniel, thanks for sharing buddy Lincoln will be all over this video lol
Comment from : Les Wylie

Nice info! What do you think of the Morgan in the GSA SOFT PACKS? in say AU 58 condition, What is the mark up is they are in the original blue packaging?? I am about to buy a few I believe and want to double check with @CoinHELPu THANKS SO MUCH!!!!!!
Comment from : Silver Bull30

Hey Daniel do you have Empty original government 5coin plastic, silver proof set holders with envelopes ?
Comment from : Bobs Garage Doors

Once people get hip to the COPPER in the 40ers, they will be cherished like 90ers JUST WATCH! Do the math and you will see In every half dollar (even the non-Silver ones) there is a lot of Copper But with the 40ers, there is 60 Copper, so 10 grams in every half and 135 grams in an Ike 40er That adds up really quickly when Copper is impossible to find for less than $150-200 per ounce and it has broken through all time highs It is going north more, so grab the Copper in these coins FREE since no one ever charges for it Once they are gone, they will never come back Besides that, the melt temperature on Copper vs Silver makes it possible to later separate 40ers are the best kept secret in the precious metals marketuntil now! xD Silver (and Copper) to the Moon Soon!!!
Comment from : Co ClownWorld

Clad Ike's are fun to use as targets at the gun range
Comment from : Peter W

I personally don't like Ike dollars I don't think that Ike [or Susan B Anthony, for that matter] dollars will ever have the same demand/popularity/eye appeal as Morgan or Peace silver cartwheels
Comment from : Fernando Rivera

I really needed this information , thanks Daniel!!!
Comment from : Helen Richardson

I was buying 40halves when silver wAs 13-15$ haven't bought since chose the nicest he had most uncmwybe think better than dimes Have pounds of Morgan's maybe time to sell some 🤔 got some at face here and there 40 over time knew someone in bank saved them for me
Comment from : Don Desnoo

Great information Thank you
Comment from : Brad Croxford

Thanks for another video
Comment from : Josepch Will

I have purchased several PCGS Silver Ike’s from you as well as a Silver uncirculated bicentennial set All great looking coins
Comment from : Saltwater Saddle Tramp

I just did a trade for 4 Benji's and 2 quarters for a roll of 40 Kennedy halves did I make a good deal ?
Comment from : IM CIR GOLD

My Franklin's just showed up Thanks good deal
Comment from : DALE STONER

I have a 74 and a 71 half that weighs 115 Could these be silver? I have heard about a 71 that could be struck in the wrong planchet but a 74?
Comment from : Cold Shoe Media

I've been curious about this
Comment from : Charles Latre

Good points When I was a kid after they eliminated silver from all circulating coins (1971), I struck on the idea of going to the bank and asking the tellers for the oldest half dollars they had in their cash draws Since I usually had no more than $1 or $2 to spare from my stupid kid jobs like working as a paper-boy, I could only get 2 or 4 at a time Over a period of two years or so, I acquired a good 4 rolls of 40 halves from '65's to '69-D's, and also a few Franklins and '64's
Comment from : Joseph Campagnolo

Thanks for the Info!!
Comment from : Perry Custom Cards

40 percent has doubled in value since ive been collecting ive made out pretty good
Comment from : DH & Sons Outdoors

I have so many 40’ers I’ve lost track lol Do coin dealers care what condition they’re in? Or do you just prefer them in tubes when they sell them to you, instead of 2x2’s?
Comment from : CoinSniper Chris

I own silver and gold but have started being more interested in pennies that are key dates and other coins with key dates, not affected by price fluctuation everyday
Comment from : charles davis

Thanks again for sharing all the great information on coins!😊👍🏼Lots of Love Bobbi 😊👍🏼🙏🏼
Comment from : Bobbi

7 of 40 is an ounce of silver value, i wiil keep my coin
Comment from : Kayamanan Hunter

Watching from India and loving all your videos
Comment from : K Bharath Kannan

Awesome video, sir Excellent insight; thank you for sharing your thoughts You are a certifiable genius
Comment from : SON OF A SILVER STACKER

There is also an Eisenhower Dollar Website Forum someone can go to I have some Brown Ikes, and also have bought many Kennedy 40, (just a few months ago they were really cheap on Ebay) I love the Brown Ikes, beautiful Proof Coin Of all the coins I have, two coins I love is the 1973-S PGCS MS66 Silver Eisenhower, and the 1973-S PCGS PR69DCAM Silver40th Anniversary Edition, I bought from your Store These are just gorgeous coinsand just to mention the politics of the time, Kennedy first debated Nixon when they were in the House of Representatives, shared a train cabin going back to Washington, in the Nixon Library is the book I read when I was young, "Profiles of Courage," autographed by President Kennedy, "To my friend Dick, your friend Jack" The Presidential Debate in 1960 were from two men that respected each other It was VERY different than that First Presidential Debate last year
Comment from : Truth Lives

Best video on 40 JFK & Ike Thanks for the clarity and help
Comment from : Carl Childs

Good video thanks for sharing
Comment from : johnny b

love this video Being new this helps me out Thank you Daniel! More please more please
Comment from : Military Coinage

If you actually have to melt them there is that cost too added on
Comment from : 40belowful

115 grams per and 230 grams for 20 Circulated doesn't lose much weight
Comment from : j hike

Daniel, what weight scale do you use So many out there Any recommendations Lots of information to absorb
Comment from : DALE STONER

Thank You So Much for explaining the Ike Dollar value
Comment from : William Clark

40silver sold P2P are harder to sell than a morgan dollar
Comment from : Mathew Strommen

Interesting numbers great point
Comment from : oil paint tube

I included the 40 in my type set because they have the silver
Comment from : MARK DEGRACE

Good Morning Daniel!!🍵 What amuses me is how the Mint gingerly "stuck it's toe" in the clad waters during that era!!😀
Comment from : George Matthews

The term "Melt value " is very misleading when talking about 40 coins Have you ever tried to melt a 40 coin? Impossible to separate the silver from the alloys In my opinion, the 40 coin are illegal tender and American Numismatic Collectibles only; not a meltdown item
Comment from : William findspennies

Awesome I love learning Good video thank you for sharing
Comment from : Nicholas Phillips

I've got a nice set of I've got the blue S mint mark 40 silver set with three in it and I've got the Eisenhower centennial 40 siver
Comment from : Nicholas Phillips

Daniel thank you for the video very informational
Comment from : Mountain Of Coin Achord

40 silver Kennedy Halves & Eisenhower Dollars are always good investments The Kennedys have almost as much silver as a 90 quarter, and the Ike Dollars have almost the same anount of silver as a 90 half dollar
Comment from : TheRecordNut