Dollar Coin

David Hall, the founder of the Professional Coin Grading Service (PCGS), described the 1921 silver dollars as “very interesting.” Even as the 1921 silver dollar coins get a lot of love, do you have any of them in your collection? Can you create a fortune from these coins? Today, you’ll find the 1921 silver dollar…

The first official American Dollar was a note, not a coin. It was known as a Silver Certificate, and even today, $1 coins are unpopular because people prefer $1 bills. But early silver dollars earn premium prices at auctions, so they’re still worth exploring, if only for their melt value. In 1971, Eisenhower Dollars were…

The 1888 Morgan Silver Dollar is a coin that rewards careful identification. Guide estimates for the explicitly listed grades and versions range from about $74.00 to $3,285.00, but your coin's actual value depends on its specific mint, condition, surface quality and whether it belongs to a scarce variety. A worn Philadelphia example and a gem…

The 1889 Morgan Silver Dollar is a coin that rewards careful identification. Guide estimates range from about $74.00 for a well-worn Philadelphia strike up to $361,606.00 for a gem-quality Carson City example, depending on mint, grade and finish. That spread is enormous, so the first job is figuring out exactly which version you hold. A…

The 1924 Peace Dollar is one of the more available dates in the series, but that does not mean every example is created equal. Guide estimates for explicitly listed grades and versions range from about $64 in well-worn condition up to $7,373 for a gem-quality San Francisco issue. Several die varieties and a scarce mint…

A worn 1977 Eisenhower dollar in typical circulated condition is generally worth face value — one dollar. In Mint State 63, a guide estimate from USA Coin Book places the Philadelphia or Denver clad version at about $9. The San Francisco clad proof carries a guide estimate around $6.25 in PR65. Authenticated mint errors, however,…

The 1881 Morgan Silver Dollar is a coin worth investigating closely. Guide estimates for business strikes range from about $74 in well-worn Good-4 condition to $1,357 at the gem Mint State 65 level, depending on the mint and grade. That spread exists because some mints are far scarcer than others for this date. Before you…

The George Washington dollar coin value is pretty modest since they are not particularly rare pieces. However, these coins are still collectible, and novices happily add those in the mint state to their collections. These dollars are also an excellent option for numismatists on a budget since they can get beautiful and collectible specimens for…

The 1880 Morgan Silver Dollar is a popular series entry with a surprising number of date and mintmark combinations to sort through. Guide estimates for explicitly listed grades and versions range from about $70.00 to $19,340.00, but your coin's actual value depends entirely on its mint, variety, condition and whether surfaces are original. Ordinary circulated…

The 1884 Morgan Silver Dollar is a classic piece struck across multiple mints, and values vary enormously depending on which facility made yours. Adopted guide estimates range from about $74.00 in well-worn grades to $240,700.00 for a specific mint and top grade — but that upper figure applies to one scarce branch in gem condition,…