$10 Face 90% US Silver Quarters (Random Design)

$10 Face 90% US Silver Quarters (Random Design) is a classic pre-1965 junk silver lot comprising $10 face value in 90% fine silver US quarters. Each lot delivers 40 quarters with a total silver content of 7.15 troy ounces, drawn from the long-running Washington Quarter series first introduced in 1932. Struck in a 90% silver, 10% copper composition, these coins were standard US circulation coinage until silver was removed from American quarters after 1964. The example shown — a 1953 Washington Quarter — is representative of the type and era included in this offering. Dates and mint marks will vary across the lot, making each package a small cross-section of mid-twentieth-century American coinage history. The Washington Quarter obverse features John Flanagan's iconic left-facing portrait of George Washington, a design that has endured for nearly a century. This $10 face lot is a well-established format favored by silver stackers and numismatic collectors alike for its straightforward silver content and historic appeal.