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The 1798 Draped Bust Dollar is one of the earliest silver dollars struck by the United States Mint in Philadelphia. Its value depends on which reverse design it carries, specific date and digit style, overall condition, and whether the surfaces remain original. This year has an unusually large number of distinct versions — Small Eagle…
The 1799 Draped Bust Dollar is one of the earliest large silver dollars struck at the Philadelphia Mint, and it comes in several distinct varieties that matter for value. Guide estimates range from about $1,334 in Good-4 to $604,227 in MS65, depending on the specific version and grade. Before you assume your coin falls anywhere…
The 1800 Draped Bust Dollar is one of the earliest silver dollars struck by the United States Mint in Philadelphia. Several distinct die varieties exist for this year, and each one — combined with the coin's authenticated condition and surface quality — drives its collector value. Because this is such an unusual early federal issue,…
I’ve spent years hunting through coin rolls and estate sales, and the single biggest shift I’ve seen in this hobby isn’t a new coin series or auction house — it’s the smartphone in my pocket. The best free coin identifier apps available today can do in three seconds what used to take me thirty minutes…
The 1892 Morgan Silver Dollar spans several distinct branches, and knowing which one you have matters a lot. Guide estimates for explicitly listed grades and versions range from $79.00 to $7,849.00, though these are not guaranteed offers. Some branches carry no adopted price at all, requiring individual assessment. Identify your coin's mint, finish and design…
The 1976 Eisenhower dollar carries the dual date 1776–1976 and a special Bicentennial reverse showing the Liberty Bell over the Moon. Ordinary clad circulation strikes in MS63 condition carry guide values around $7–$11 depending on type. San Francisco 40% silver pieces command more, with guide anchors of $39–$41 at the stated grades. Sorting out which…
The US released the Sacagawea dollars (golden dollar) coins in 2000 and stopped using them in 2012. But how much would you profit from selling these coins in today’s market? Most collectors have fallen in love with these quarters. So, if you own any of them, especially in high grades, you can profit from their…
The 1979 Susan B. Anthony Dollar was the first small-size dollar coin of the modern era, and most examples are still worth close to face value. Guide estimates for explicitly listed grades and versions range from about $6.25 to $69.00, depending on mint, finish and variety. That does not mean every coin falls in that…
Most 1976 Kennedy half dollars — the Bicentennial issue with the dual 1776–1976 date and Independence Hall reverse — are worth face value in circulated condition. A USA Coin Book guide estimate places a typical uncirculated clad example at about $3.62 in MS63. Silver versions, collector proofs and authenticated error coins carry separate, sometimes significantly…
Most 2000 Sacagawea golden dollars are worth face value in circulated condition. A guide lists the Philadelphia coin at about $7.29 in MS65, the Denver at $11 in MS65, and the San Francisco proof at $7.29 in PR65. The real action is in the special varieties and errors, where authenticated examples can reach thousands or…
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