1/4 oz Walking Liberty Silver Rounds

Quarter Ounce Silver Bullion for Barter or Small Change

Money Metals Exchange is pleased to introduce the Walking Liberty design quarter-troy-ounce round, minted in the U.S. of .999 fine silver. The iconic Walking Liberty design is among our most popular. This convenient quarter-ounce size offers investors a smaller denomination alternative to the one-ounce round.

While silver bullion rounds are privately minted and not legal tender, you get more silver ounces for your money than most other options. Plus, Money Metals Exchange has the best buy and sell prices on silver bullion rounds found just about anywhere. You can check out our selection of fractional silver for sale, like Paul Revere silver coins or the American Silver Buffalo offered online or by phone.

ABOUT THE DESIGN

Walking Liberty (obverse) – Between 1916 and 1947 the United States minted what is widely regarded as one of the most beautiful silver bullion coin designs ever. Originally, the Walking Liberty half-dollar silver coin design was created by Adolf A. Weinman, who was also the designer of the popular Mercury Dime. It was said that Elsie Stevens was Weinman's model for the silver dime and the Walking Liberty rounds. The current "American Silver Eagle" which also available at Money Metals Exchange, has a similar design on the obverse. These US Mint Silver Eagles also happen to be the most popular silver coins in the world (also comes as gold coins). These fine silver rounds are smaller in size - containing a 1/4 troy ozs of pure silver bullion as opposed to the Walking Liberty half-dollar, which contains 0.357 ounces of silver at 90% purity.

Eagle with Shield (reverse) – Each silver bullion round is stamped with its guaranteed weight of one quarter ounce of .999 fine silver. These privately minted fractional silver rounds are not legal tender and differ in numerous ways from any government-minted silver coins. And they are clearly marked to further ensure there is no confusion with any coin or numismatic item. You can buy silver rounds online or over the phone.

Coins with some similar characteristics to the Walking Liberty, that often get looked over are silver quarters and dimes. They carry the 90% purity level, but unlike the Walking Liberty, they are considered legal tender. However, most people pass on these coins because they aren't as "pretty" as other coins, considering they have been use throughout the years and have developed the normal wear and tear. But don't be fooled!