Are There Any Countries That Still Mint Silver Coins for Circulation?

By GovMint :

Most countries no longer mint silver coins for general circulation due to the high cost of silver. Instead, silver is typically reserved for bullion coins, commemorative issues, or collector's items.

Most countries began phasing out silver from their circulating coins in the mid-20th century due to the rising cost of silver and the need for more economical alternatives. For example, the Coinage Act of 1965 marked a significant shift in the United States by eliminating silver from dimes and quarters, and significantly reducing the silver content in half dollars.

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https://www.quicktest.co.uk/blogs/testing-precious-metals/testing-precious-metals-with-magnets