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SURVIVAL MONEYOur survival money series offer you another option in case you have to bug out. Sure, you have a few dollars in your bug out bag, but what if you find yourself in an economic collapse where those dollars are worthless? Many people are dealing with this potential obstacle by adding some real bug out money. These survival money coins are from a bygone era, an era where coins contained precious silver content, an era where money was actually worth something. | |||
| Part Description | Quantity Avail. | Price | |
 | 1942-1945 Silver War Nickel In World War II during the years of 1942-1945 the metal, nickel, became scarce. To meet the supply of nickel metal for the war effort, the United States government substituted silver into nickels minted during these years. As a result, U.S. nickels minted during the years of 1942-1945 contain 35% silver. The U.S. government stamped the nickels with a P at the top so that they could be collected after the war and melted back into silver metal. Many of these nickels survived and they are valuable because not only are they collectible, but they are worth no less than their weight in silver. There are 1.75 grams of silver in every silver war nickel. | 1,133 | $3.86 |
 | Survival Money - 1922-1935 Peace Dollar 90% Silver Coin The Peace Silver Dollar was minted by the U.S. Mint in the years, 1922-1928 and again in 1934-1935. Approximately one million of them were minted in 1921, but they were dated 1922. This coin has 90% silver content and 10% copper content. The total amount of silver in this coin is 0.77344 troy ounces. Coins like these Peace Silver Dollars are perfect survivalists coins because of their silver content. What would you rather have to barter with after an economic collapse? A bag of these Peace Silver Dollars, or a wallet full of paper money? Let us get some of these Peace Silver Dollars added to your collection today. | 74 | $50.85 |
 | $1 Face Value of 90% Silver Coins Washington Quarters, Roosevelt Dimes, Mercury Dimes Give the gift of the past with these authentic 90% silver coins. Each velvet bag contains 2 pre-1964 Washington Quarters, 3 Roosevelt Dimes, and 2 Mercury Dimes. | 81 | $32.48 |
 | Canvas Bag of Survival Money Featuring Silver Coins from a Bygone Era Prep for survival by adding these silver coins to your bug out bag. This 12 piece silver coin set contains 3.6286 troy oz of silver for economic emergency. | 94 | $190.52 |
 | Black Canvas Blank Money Bag 12x19 100% Cotton | 1,790 | $6.99 |
 | Black Canvas Blank Money Bag 6.5x9.5 100% Cotton | 1,153 | $4.99 |
 | 200 90% Silver Franklin Half Dollars in Avg Circulated Condition ($100 Face Value) | 1 | $3,078.75 |
 | 1000 90% Silver Roosevelt Dimes in Avg Circulated Condition ($100 Face Value) | 1 | $2,610.21 |
 | 400 90% Silver Washington Quarters in Avg Circulated Condition ($100 Face Value) | 1 | $2,610.21 |
 | 1922-1925 Peace Silver Dollar Coin | 99 | $50.85 |
 | 1000 90% Silver Mercury Dimes in Avg Circulated Condition ($100 Face Value) | 3 | $3,069.14 |
 | 400 90% Silver Standing Liberty Quarters in Avg Circulated Condition ($100 Face Value) | 2 | $3,238.32 |
 | 1000 90% Silver Barber Dimes in Avg Circulated Condition ($100 Face Value) | 2 | $3,630.54 |
 | 400 90% Silver Barber Quarters in Avg Circulated Condition ($100 Face Value) | 1 | $3,175.95 |
 | 200 90% Silver Barber Half Dollars in Avg Circulated Condition ($100 Face Value) | 1 | $3,244.32 |
 | Lot of Forty(40) 1942 Silver War Nickels | 195 | $145.95 |
 | Lot of Twenty(20) 1942 Silver War Nickels | 198 | $75.02 |
 | Lot of Five(5) 1942-1945 Silver War Nickels | 200 | $19.20 |
 | Lot of Ten(10) 1942-1945 Silver War Nickels | 200 | $38.13 |
 | Canvas Blank Money Bag 12x19 100% Natural Cotton This 12x19 100% cotton canvas bag is about as touch and natural as it gets. The naturalness of this bag comes from the fact that it is woven from #10 pure untampered-with cotton fabric. This is great for things like storing coins because the bag does not have any harmful chemicals that may unexpectedly react with your coins and cause corrosion. With regard to toughness, you wil find these bags have incredible strength. The are triple-thread sewn with a zig-zag stitch, giving them the ability to hold over 50 pounds. On a lighter note, these canvas bags are good for pretty much everything including storing tire chains, screws, nails, nuts/bolts and other heavy items. If you would like to personalize your canvas bag with your name add on the embroidery option! | 2,217 | $6.99 |
 | Canvas Blank Money Bag 6.5x9.5 100% Natural Cotton This 6.5x9.5 canvas money bag is made of 100% natural cotton #10 canvas. It is triple stitched and can easily be filled full of coins without breaking. This is the type of bag that banks use to hold coins and coin rolls. Since it is 100% natural cotton you can trust that your coins are not being exposed to corrosive chemicals. A cotton tie string is sewn into the bag so you can close it up quickly. The picture shows multiple canvas money bags for illustrative purposes. When you order you will receive a brand new bag just like the unused bag examples you see in the picture. If you would like to personalize your canvas bag with your name add on the embroidery option! | 1,801 | $4.99 |
 | Survival Money - Lot of Ten(10) 1964 Kennedy Half Dollar 90% Circulated Silver Coin | 100 | $134.95 |
 | Survival Money - 1964 Kennedy Half Dollar 90% Circulated Silver Coin The 1964 Kennedy Half Dollar coin is the most sought after of the Kennedy Half Dollars. Back in 1964 for U.S. Mint struck this coin in 90% silver to commemorate the memorial of John F. Kennedy. As soon as the U.S. Mint released them they were bought and hoarded by collectors. Subsequent releases by the U.S. Mint were also met with hoarders and collectors, and the coin failed to make it into circulation in the monetary market. Then, the price of silver went up, and the silver value of the coin far exceeds its face value. Many of the Kennedy Half dollars are believed to have been melted down. The Kennedy Half Dollar coins has an excellent silver value as well as numismatic value. | 1,999 | $14.45 |
 | Survival Money - Lot of 200 1964 Kennedy Half Dollar 90% Circulated Silver Coin | 11 | $2,698.92 |
 | Survival Money - Lot of Twenty(20) 1964 Kennedy Half Dollar 90% Circulated Silver Coin | 50 | $269.89 |
 | Survival Money - Lot of Fifty (50) 1964 Kennedy Half Dollar 90% Circulated Silver Coin | 199 | $674.73 |
 | Survival Money - Lot of Five(5) 1964 Kennedy Half Dollar 90% Circulated Silver Coin | 150 | $69.96 |
 | Survival Money - Lot of Ten(10) 1948-1963 Franklin Half Dollar 90% Circulated Silver Coin | 100 | $162.00 |
 | Survival Money - 1948-1963 Franklin Half Dollar 90% Circulated Silver Coin The Franklin Half Dollar was struck by the U.S. Mint from 1948-1963. The coin contains 90% silver and is a favorite among collectors and survivalists. The coin is still legal tender int he U.S., but anyone would be crazy to use this coin to purchase anything because the silver value of the coin far exceeds its 50 cent fact value. As a matter of fact this coin contains 0.3617 troy ounces of silver. | 202 | $14.45 |
 | Survival Money - Lot of Twenty(20) 1948-1963 Franklin Half Dollar 90% Circulated Silver Coin | 40 | $281.82 |
 | Survival Money - Lot of Fifty (50) 1948-1963 Franklin Half Dollar 90% Circulated Silver Coin | 200 | $674.73 |
 | Survival Money - Lot of Five(5) 1948-1963 Franklin Half Dollar 90% Circulated Silver Coin | 92 | $83.73 |
 | Survival Money - Lot of Ten(10) 1946-1964 90% Circulated Silver Roosevelt Dimes | 100 | $14.13 |
 | Survival Money - 1946-1964 90% Circulated Silver Roosevelt Dimes | 1,868 | $3.75 |
 | Survival Money - Lot of Fifty(50) 1946-1964 90% Circulated Silver Roosevelt Dimes | 64 | $173.88 |
 | Survival Money - Lot of Five(5) 1946-1964 90% Circulated Silver Roosevelt Dimes | 188 | $9.94 |
 | Survival Money - Lot of four(4) 1832-1964 90% Circulated Silver Washington Quarters | 90 | $28.46 |
 | Survival Money - 1932-1964 90% Circulated Silver Washington Quarters These Washington Quarters contain 90% silver. They were struck by the U.S. Mint between the years of 1932-1964 and are highly sought after amount collectors and survivalist for their precious metal content. The total weight of the Washington Quarter is 6.25 grams, and has a total of .1808 troy ounces of silver in it. | 1,441 | $7.17 |
 | Survival Money - Lot of Ten(10) 1916-1947 90% Circulated Silver Walking Liberty Half Dollar | 35 | $125.66 |
 | Survival Money - Lot of Twenty(20) 1916-1947 90% Circulated Silver Walking Liberty Half Dollar | 18 | $244.50 |
 | Survival Money - Lot of Fifty(50) 1916-1947 90% Circulated Silver Walking Liberty Half Dollar | 39 | $611.25 |
 | Survival Money - 1916-1947 90% Circulated Silver Walking Liberty Half Dollar These Walking Liberty half dollar coins were minted by the U.S. Mint between 1916-1947 and contain 90% silver. The Walking Liberty design found on this coin is considered by many to be the best design in this history of American coinage. Since their mintage origin from a century ago these half dollars have massively exceeded their worth in terms of face value. Each coin weighs a total of 12.5 grams and has 0.3617 troy ounces of silver content. | 128 | $13.14 |
 | Survival Money - 1916-1945 Circulated 90% Silver Mercury Dimes Mercury dimes were minte between the years of 1916-1945. They contain 90% Silver and 10% Copper. The amount of silver in a Mercury dime is 0.07234 troy oz. Mercury dimes are getting more and more popular not just from collectors, but from survivalists as well. Should the currency system of our economy fail,the Mercury dime will hold its value because of its content of silver. Order up ever how many you need while we have them. Let us reach in our bag and grab a few for you! | 3,605 | $3.16 |
 | Fifty 1916-1945 Mercury Dimes 90% Silver | 36 | $145.23 |
 | Survival Money - 1892-1916 Barber Quarter 90% Circulated Silver Coin | 2,089 | $5.69 |
 | Survival Money - Lot of 400 1892-1916 Barber Quarters 90% Circulated Silver Coins | 1 | $2,257.32 |
 | Survival Money - Lot of Forty(40) 1892-1916 Barber Quarter 90% Circulated Silver Coin | 50 | $225.29 |
 | Survival Money - Lot of fifty(50) 1892-1916 90% Circulated Silver Barber Dimes | 90 | $190.32 |
 | Survival Money - Lot of five(5) 1892-1916 90% Circulated Silver Barber Dimes | 397 | $20.40 |
 | Survival Money - Lot of ten(10) 1892-1916 90% Circulated Silver Barber Dimes | 190 | $40.46 |
 | Survival Money - 1892-1916 90% Circulated Silver Barber Dimes Barber dimes were minted between 1892 and 1916 as a form of U.S. currency equal to one tenth of a dollar. The Barber dime is composed of 90% silver and 10% copper. Because of the high silver content these times follow the worth of silver instead of the worth of their stated face value. This makes them highly collectable amount coin enthusiasts and survivalists alike. The price is for each single dime. | 2,677 | $4.11 |
 | Survival Money - Lot of Ten(10) 1892-1915 90% Circulated Silver Barber Half Dollar | 2 | $111.94 |
 | Survival Money - 1892-1915 90% Circulated Silver Barber Half Dollar These Barber Half Dollars are all dated 1892-1916 and contain 90% silver. These coins were minted by the U.S. Mint and are named after their designer, Charles Barber. Barber worked at the U.S. Mint and was ordered to design these coins after a competition for the design turned up empty. Since the silver content of these coins is 90% they have long passed their face value and have both melt and numismatic worth. The Barber Half Dollar is highly collectible amount coin dealers and survivalists. | 12 | $17.57 |
 | Survival Money - Lot of Two(2) 1892-1915 90% Circulated Silver Barber Half Dollar | 8 | $23.63 |
 | Survival Money - Lot of Five(5) 1892-1915 90% Circulated Silver Barber Half Dollar | 2 | $57.90 |
 | 1878-1904 Morgan Silver Dollar Coin - random year The Morgan Silver Dollar was struck by the U.S. Mint between the years of 1878 and 1904, and then again in 1921. These coins are highly sought after and contain 90% silver. The amount of silver in each Morgan Silver Dollar is 0.7734 troy ounces. | 122 | $39.89 |
 | 1945 Silver War Nickel | 200 | $3.86 |
 | 1944 Silver War Nickel | 200 | $3.86 |
 | 1943 Silver War Nickel | 200 | $3.86 |
 | 1942 Silver War Nickel | 200 | $3.86 |
 | Lot of Twenty(20) 1942-1945 Silver War Nickels | 195 | $75.02 |
| 1 Troy Ounce of United States silver pre-1965 coins - $1.25 Face Value Celebrate history from times gone by with this 90% silver coins set. This set of pre-1965 U.S. coins weighs 1 ounce and contains a full troy ounce of valuable silver. | 375 | $38.39 | |
| 90% Silver Coin Lot - Kennedy Half, Washington Quarter, 5 Mercury Dimes Coin collecting is fun! For your consideration is this one ounce lot of 90% silver U.S. coins that were all minted before 1954. Altogether the coins contain a full troy ounce of silver. | 332 | $38.45 | |
| Lot of Forty(40) 1942-1945 Silver War Nickels | 194 | $145.95 | |