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Today, we might know one dollar bills as greenbacks. But in the past, they were coins instead of notes. And some of those coins are highly sought after by today’s collectors. We’re going to search out the most valuable one dollar coin ever sold at auction. And we’ll find some of the other examples that…
In December 2005, President George Bush signed the making of the presidential 1 USD coin into law. But which ones have much higher prices than their face value? These dollars honored the achievements of the US presidents who passed on. A president should have died at least two years ago for their faces to be…
The 1922 Peace Dollar is one of the most common dates in the series, yet it still holds real value thanks to its 90% silver content and several genuinely rare proof varieties. Guide estimates for standard business strikes range from about $64.00 in well-worn Good-4 condition up to $1,484.00 for a gem Mint State 1922-S,…
Susan B. Anthony has gone down in history as one of the most important figures in the American women’s suffrage movement. So perhaps it’s not surprising that coins bearing her image can be highly desirable to collectors. We’ve gone on the hunt for the most valuable Susan B. Anthony coin to have been sold in…
The 1972 Eisenhower dollar sits at the crossroads of three different Philadelphia reverse designs, two San Francisco silver options, and a Denver clad issue. Common circulated clad pieces trade near face value. At the MS63 guide level, ordinary Type 1 and Type 3 clad dollars anchor around $7, while the scarcer Type 2 reverse jumps…
The 1923 Peace Silver Dollar is one of the most common dates in the series, yet the right combination of mint and grade can still surprise you. Guide estimates for explicitly listed grades and versions range from about $64.00 in well-worn condition up to $2,768.00 for a top-grade San Francisco issue. Which mint struck yours…
A worn 1978 Eisenhower dollar in typical circulated condition is generally worth its $1 face value. In uncirculated grades around MS63, guide estimates from USA Coin Book place the Philadelphia and Denver issues at roughly $7 each, while the San Francisco clad proof sits near $6.25 at PR65. Higher preservation or authenticated mint errors can…
A typical 1974 Kennedy half dollar in worn condition is worth face value — fifty cents. In uncirculated condition around MS63, a USA Coin Book guide estimate puts the regular Philadelphia or Denver issue at about $3.62. Collector proofs, the recognized Denver doubled die obverse variety, and authenticated mint errors occupy their own price tiers,…
Did you know that today the Morgan silver dollars are among the legal tender in the US? The quality of these coins varies, but which ones have the best value for money? These coins were among the first silver dollars the US minted. It was after the Coinage Act of 1873. Morgan silver dollars were…
Most 1974 Eisenhower dollars you will find in a junk box or old collection are copper-nickel clad coins worth roughly face value in circulated condition. A USA Coin Book guide lists Philadelphia and Denver clad pieces at about $8.64 in MS63, while the San Francisco 40%-silver versions reach around $35 in comparable grades. The key…
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