I have quite a bit of silver and I'm looking to trade for multiple firearms. I also have graded paper money worth a considerable amount. Photos will be provided along with descriptions of each coin along with estimated price

  1. 1942 Walking Liberty Half — $30
  2. 1912 Barber Half — $40
  3. 1943 Walking Liberty Half — $30
  4. 1946 Walking Liberty Half — $30
  5. 1954 Franklin Half — $28
  6. 1944 Walking Liberty Half — $30
  7. 1945 Walking Liberty Half — $30
  8. 1921 Morgan Dollar — $65
  9. 1946 Walking Liberty Half — $30
  10. 1944 Walking Liberty Half — $30
  11. 1945 Walking Liberty Half — $30
  12. 1922 Peace Dollar — $55
  13. 1884 Morgan Dollar — $65
  14. 1923 Peace Dollar — $55
  15. 1944 Walking Liberty Half — $30
  16. 1922 Peace Dollar — $55
  17. 1942 Walking Liberty Half — $30
  18. 1922 Peace Dollar — $55
  19. 1922 Peace Dollar — $55

88-War nickels. 3.75$ per 330$

8 Walking Liberty Half Dollars

  1. 1946 — $30
  2. 1942 — $30
  3. 1943 — $30
  4. 1945 — $30
  5. 1944 — $30
  6. 1945 — $30
  7. 1941 — $32
  8. 1942 — $30

German Coin

  • 1934 5 Reichsmark (Paul von Hindenburg commemorative)
  • Value: $30

1941 Washington Quarter

  • Value: $12
  • 59 lose Dimes- 206.50$

On all of these trade value is $1500. 

  • 1907 $10 Gold Certificate — $450
  • 1918 $1 Green Eagle — $325
  • 1922 $100 Gold Certificate — $1,500
  • 1923 $20 Gold Certificate — $450
  • 1928 $5 Red Seal — $35
  • Confederate $25 Note — $50

  • total on the graded currency is $2800
  • you're also saving the cost and the time of having to send them off and get them graded. They've all been graded by PCGS

GRAB THEM WHILE YOU CAN BECAUSE THEY ARE GETTING HARDER AND HARDER TO FIND ESPECIALLY ONES THAT ARE IN GOOD TOO GREAT CONDITION

 

located in Saint Joseph, Missouri. Traveling is not an issue most of the time if you are able to drive to Saint Joe I always throw on a free piece of silver for your time.