Since 2014 I have ordered 10 bags of Pre65. Almost half of the orders have been Dimes. Most dates 1939 show lite/little wear. Shipping date, condition, and time has always been A .

This is a bargain many of the quarters are BU I really treasure hunt.

I have purchased many of these from Provident. Provident is a great and reliable purveyor of this Constitutional coinage. I prefer dimes due to their small denomination, but be prepared to receive quarters if you do not designate and pay for dimes. I have never had an issue with Provident and am very happy with their products. They also have extraordinarily good customer service. I recommend Provident to everyone interested in PMs.

Ok….got all quarters. These included 16 Standing Liberty Quarters, 8 with dates and mint marks including 1929-S and 1929P. T

Received two $100 face value orders in past few weeks. Buying while price of silver is down and on special. First $100 order was 400 quarters- all quarters. Second $100 was mix of $20 face value Mercury/Roosevelt Dimes, $60 quarters, and $20 halves. Good mixture. $100 bag on sale now for $1,170, can’t beat the price.

So I took the plunge again and ordered another $100fv 90%. Provident last time sent me dimes and this time sent me full bag of quarters. I love this purchase and have already ordered my 4th bag of $100fv. Provident is THE #1 bullion dealer out there! Hail provident! Lets hope my 4th bag has halves to complete the trio.

They both arrived in good time and well packaged but I must say I am pretty dissapointed I got $200 face value in all dimes… I would have liked a mix because dimes are my least favorite…not sure if I would order again without being able to pick what I get. The silver lining it was a good price.

Ordered one $100 face value bag and received all quarters. Was one quarter short and a painless call to the Provident help desk quickly resolved this. Excluding five worn Standing Liberties and one super slick Barber, the bulk of the lot was ca. 1950-1964 quarters with a smaller number of mid-1930’s to 1949. Most of these were “average circulation” but I wasn’t intending to buy museum pieces. I would recommend both watching for dips in the silver market and periodic “reduced premium” sales to maximize the amount of silver you get for each dollar spent.

All mid range quarters, last was all or mostly Kennedy

Just received my fourth order from Provident this year. Hit the jackpot. Received mixed bag of Walking Liberties, Franklins, and Kennedy halves. In really good condition. Very happy with this latest order. US is $20 trillion in debt. It might be several years from now, but I’m confident silver will one day top $100oz. Buying more while still cheap. I’ll be back in 2017.

This is my second order from Provident in the last month for $100 pre-1965 silver coins This second purchase was same as the first- packaged well, timely delivery, good quality, exactly $100 face. The last order was all dimes. This order was all quarters. Tried to get halves, even left a note requesting halves. No such luck. Maybe next time. Hey, throw me a bone next time! Overall satisfied. Quarters in overall good shape with most in the 1930’s/40’s.

Just received my bag of $100 in dimes. All dimes with a mix of Mercury and Kennedy, about 50/50. 90%+ are readable dates. Packaged well. Includes a note from CEO guaranteeing satisfaction, which was nice. And about a week and half turnaround from when I sent my check to delivery, so it was quick. Overall good transaction and would do business with Provident again. I’ve used competition and a few others, Provident best price/value. The ONLY change I’d make is to know if I was receiving quarters, dimes, or halves, or a mix of all, or have a choice. Would like to have received a mix, not just all dimes, but I’m still satisfied.

I received a bag of $100 face all quarters. Had $8 in standing liberties, 20 with unreadable dates. Had a 1915 D in very nice shape and found a 1939 in AU+/BU-. Most were as expected, in average circulated condition.

Had to count twice but I ended up with exactly $100 in quarters.
About $6-8 of BU 1964 and 1950’s coins.
About $10 of heavily discolored, worn, or light quarters.
The rest were obviously circulated but in mostly in decent shape. All dates were readable and all were Washington quarters.
Overall pleased with the purchase. Provident is usually very close to being the best value for 90% silver. I have found a couple of others that if you wait for a sale they are better. Nobody seems to beat their buy back price though. So if you are looking to sell look no further than Provident.

Both 100 bags were all quarters so I was a little disappointed in that. I think the bags were sold by weight as well as one bag seemed to have 100.50 in it while the other had only 99.25. The bag with lesser amount did contain the better quality lesser worn coins. Maybe I should recount…

Purchased my $100 bag back in late April. All dimes with a split of about 60/40 of roosevelts and mercs. Dont forget to pick up some extra coin tubes!

Just received my first $100 face value, all halves. Mix of Kennedy (all ’64s), Walking Liberty, & Franklin’s. One of the Kennedy’s and one of the Franklin’s were close to AU but most were in pretty good shape. The Walking Liberty’s were, as one might expect, pretty worn. Some dates were unreadable. Got my order in right before the premium hike so very good buy. No duds and all present and accounted for! Very happy!

I just received my second $100 bag (all quarters), $99 of it was proper pre1965 silver. There were 4 copper-clad quarters, two 65s, a 66, and a 68. They did appear rather ‘silvery-white’ on the surface. I contacted provident and they corrected the issue very promptly. Good service, happy customer.

Jest received 2 bags. Both were 100% quarters. The first bag had about 25% walker/barber quarters. These were badly worn, but have legible dates. The remaining 75% were circulated Washington quarters with later dates being very nice in appearance. I came across 1 Canadian quarter in this bag. The second bag contained only 4 walkers and the rest were Washingtons. All of the coins in this bag appeared to have more recent dates and considerably less wear. If you just want silver to stack, then this is a fun way to do it. But you have to be willing to be happy with whatever denomination you end up with because based on other reviews, whether you get dimes quarters or halves is purely random. I am pleased and will order again.

I received one sack of dimes and one sack of half dollars.

5 barber dimes, oldest 1899
93 mercury dimes

1 Ben Frankly half dollar
199 Walking liberties oldest 1918

I was very happy to get a sack of walking liberties. All coins in fairly decent shape, all dates easily readable. 10 days from sending a cashiers check to delivery. Thanks Provident!

Of the two bags I purchased, the first was 400 Washington quarters of all kinds of dates and mint marks with only a few being severely worn, and a few of them exceptionally shiny. The second bag was half and half Franklin/Kennedy half dollars. The half dollar bag had 201 coins. The extra stowaway was a ’69 Kennedy, and was the first one I grabbed out of the bag. Both bags were higher quality than advertised, and are a fun way to collect and invest in silver.

Ordered 4 bags, all quarters. 1899 Barber, 1. Standing Liberty, 65, most severely worn could only read date on ~5. 1930’s, 118. 1940’s, 383. 1950’s, 346. 1960-63, 209. 1964, 477. A few early coins in good to fine condition but most quite worn except the 1960’s era coins which were generally in very good condition, many 1964 appeared un-circulated. All numbers per bag and silver content were correct.

This is my first purchase of junk silver and so my expectations my be a bit out of whack. What I found was all quarters, with a little over 5% really old liberties. Of those most were so worn you could barely tell what they were much less the date. Seems much of the junk silver in those is long gone. The occasional other coin was seriously worn but for the most part they were fine, in some cases looking as if they had been previously cleaned. Overall I would say ok product and I might try again. Again the caveat is my expectations my be off. Overall I find Provident to be a good vendor.

Received all quarters, 13 Standing Liberty and the rest Washington. Two of the Libertys had legible dates, one was quite nice. What I found strange were eight 1959 Washington quarters which were at least AU, if not BU before being thrown into the $100 bag. Great price from Provident as usual, very satisfied!

I have ordered $100 face junk silver bags on two occasions recently and am happy with the purchases. The first bag was a mix of rosies and mercs with a few barbers. There were two canadian dimes, a cuban coin, and one clad dime in the mix that were replaced by Provident. The second bag was a rosie and merc mix with four barbers and there were no problem coins. Both bags had exactly 1000 dimes in them. Thanks Provident!

Received all quarters. Would like to have a better mix of dimes/quarters and half dollars. Overall very satisfied. Will be buying from Provident again.

My husband and I are very pleased with our junk silver from Provident! We received all dimes for our order, and my husband spent quite a while going through each coin. We got exactly 1,000 dimes, and they were all in good, if not excellent condition. Every single one was a pre-1965 dime. Thanks Provident!

I got all quarters…2 seated liberty, the rest Washington. The libertys were of course pretty worn, almost cull, but the rest were in excellent shape. Probably half were AU. Really good price on some excellent quarters. Thanks Provident!

Exact count, all in halves — about 50% ’64 Kennedy, 35% Franklin, 15% Walking Liberty. Many Kennedy’s were nearly uncirculated; older coins were worn but no culls and all but one were very readable. One 40% Kennedy half in bag. I’d do it again.

I recieved all dimes, mostly all Roosevelt, only about 10 mercs. About 100 were AU. Only note was one of the 1000 dimes was a 1955 80% canadian dime. No culls, no probs. Happy

I received all dimes, coincidentally the first dime I looked at was a 1965 non silver coin. I inspected every last one of the other coins just to make sure this wasn’t a scam. Turns out this was the only non silver coin in the bag.

I received quarters. Only a few were well worn (I’ve bought much thinner quarters elsewhere) and one was a Canadian 80% (QE II). This order shipped faster than my last order.

Received all halves. The older coins were well worn but dates and mint marks are readable, no culls. 4x Barber, 46x Walking Liberty, 61x Franklin, 87x 1964 Kennedy, and 1x 2003 S Kennedy.
The odd half out was 40% 1968 D Kennedy :(

I ordered two bags. Received all dimes. Took me awhile to go through them. It was fun searching. Had about 6 Seated, bunch of Barbs and about 50/50 Mercs. Few Canadian and damaged coins. Provident CS was excellent and sent me replacements. Thanks for taking care of that Provident w/out question.

Ordered day or two before Gold/Silver plummet, so got at ~ $3 over spot. Ordered with another significant product. Sent out bank cashier check same or next day and received shipment under two weeks… Wow!!!! Somehow I received dimes!!! ~400 mercury, ~600 Roosevelt, 2 barbers… Probably 30 coins out of 1001 were significantly worn, but probably 70 coins were near new, with the remaining 900 normal circulation wear. So so happy with Provident Metals! Wish I could get more!