How To Get Free Silver - A Guide To Free Junk Silver

Silver prices are going up and with this rise in prices its becoming more expensive than ever to buy silver bullion. Unless you have a large bankroll its going become much harder to purchase silver in bulk as silver isn't 5$ an ounce like it use to be. You might not know about this but its still possible right now to still get free silver without having to pay for it. I have for months been grabbing thousands of dollars in free silver for the face value of the coin from many banks around my area. This is a simple guide I am writing up that has made me thousands of dollars in one month finding free silver that I am giving out for you to be able to use yourself.

Junk silver is the term given to coins such as dimes, nickles, quarters, half dollars, and dollar coins that have silver inside them. The US Mint used to mint all of these coins with some silver before discontinuing this after the cost to produce these coins far exceeded the coins face value. These coins are still circulating around in change, tills, and banks all across the United States. The method I use to find change is by going to banks and asking for rolls of half dollars, and dollar coins as they are the largest and carry the most silver inside them. Any of these coins that are pre 1965 have 90% silver made up inside them, while before 1971 they have 40% silver inside them. Search through the rolls of coins and keep the ones that have the silver while putting the rest of the clad coins into a pile. After you have separated the silver, from the clad you need to go back to the bank an return the coins that don't have any silver inside them. Most banks have Coinstar machines you can use for free without having any charges taken out of the coins you put in. Just remember to rinse and repeat this method again and again from many different banks so that the bank doesn't ask to many questions. Month by month you should be collecting thousands of dollars in silver for the face value of the coins you kept. You can then choose to sell the coins to buyers, or keep the silver to be sold at a later date. Just remember to sell on a peak when the prices is high, and not a dip when the price is down.