Dollar Coin

The 1846 Liberty Seated Dollar is a classic pre-Civil War silver dollar struck in a period when these large coins actually circulated. Guide estimates for the year range from roughly $508 in well-worn Good-4 condition up to about $18,737 for a choice Mint State example, depending on mint and grade. Those figures are guide estimates…

The 1847 Liberty Seated Dollar is a classic piece of American silver coinage that draws steady collector interest. Guide estimates for the business-strike version range from about $508 in Good-4 condition to $6,434 at the MS63 level, based on USA Coin Book figures — these are not guaranteed offers. A proof version also exists, though…

The 1848 Liberty Seated Dollar is a scarce early silver dollar that draws serious collector attention. Guide estimates for business-strike examples range from roughly $652 in Good-4 condition to around $11,522 in MS63, according to USA Coin Book. A proof version also exists for this year, though no numeric guide price is currently adopted for…

The 1849 Liberty Seated Dollar is a pre-Civil War silver dollar that draws steady collector interest. Guide estimates for business-strike examples range from about $508 in Good-4 to $6,434 in MS63, according to USA Coin Book. Those figures depend on accurate identification of mint, finish, and design, so confirming what you actually have comes first….

The 1850 Liberty Seated Dollar is a collectible silver coin with guide estimates ranging from about $679 in well-worn condition up to roughly $33,724 in choice uncirculated grades, depending on mint and version. Those figures are guide estimates, not guaranteed offers. Before you assign any value, you need to identify the exact mint, finish, and…

The 1795 Flowing Hair Dollar is one of the earliest silver dollars struck by the United States Mint. Guide estimates from USA Coin Book range from roughly $2,809 in well-worn Good-4 condition up to $1,838,941 for the rarest version in gem Mint State 65 — though these are reference anchors, not guaranteed offers for every…

The 1971 Eisenhower dollar launched a new large-dollar era, but most clad examples are worth close to face value in circulated condition. A guide estimate for an uncirculated MS63 Philadelphia or Denver clad piece sits around $7–$8. The real action is in the San Francisco 40% silver issues, the Denver Friendly Eagle variety, and a…

The 1973 Eisenhower dollar comes in several distinct versions, and the difference between them matters a lot for value. Clad pieces from Philadelphia or Denver carry a guide value around $18 at MS63, while the S-mint 40%-silver uncirculated version runs about $37 at MS63. Silver proofs reach roughly $59 at PR65. Before you get excited,…

The 1836 Liberty Seated Dollar is a Gobrecht issue — one of the earliest silver dollars of its era and a coin that commands serious attention from collectors. Guide estimates for explicitly listed versions range from roughly $31,463 to $92,704 at the PR60 grade level, depending on die alignment, edge type and whether the piece…

The 1839 Liberty Seated Dollar is not your typical pocket-change dollar. It belongs to the Gobrecht dollar series, a short-lived and highly specialized issue that bridges early U.S. silver coinage and the regular Seated Liberty production that followed. A guide estimate places the PR60 grade at $46,849.00, though that figure applies to a specific restrike…