Dollar Coin

The 1857 Liberty Seated Dollar is a scarce pre-Civil War silver dollar that collectors take seriously. Guide estimates for this year range from about $900 in well-worn Good-4 condition to around $14,922 for a choice Mint State example, according to USA Coin Book. A proof version also exists. Identifying your coin's exact finish and condition…

The 1858 Liberty Seated Dollar is a proof-only issue, meaning the Philadelphia Mint struck no regular business-strike coins that year. That alone makes it a coin most collectors will never hold. A USA Coin Book guide estimate places the PR63 grade at $17,477.00, though this is an estimate and not a guaranteed offer. Identifying the…

The 1859 Liberty Seated Dollar is a collectible silver dollar struck across multiple mints, and guide estimates for explicitly listed grades and versions range from about $416 to $27,129. That spread is not a blanket promise for every coin — it depends heavily on which mint produced yours, whether it is a proof or business…

The 1860 Liberty Seated Dollar is a late-era silver dollar struck on the eve of the Civil War, and guide estimates for this year range from about $416 in well-worn grades to $6,298 in choice uncirculated condition, depending on mint and grade. Those figures are guide estimates from USA Coin Book, not guaranteed offers. Three…

The 1861 Liberty Seated Dollar is a Civil War-era silver dollar that draws serious collector attention. Guide estimates for this year range from about $1,283 in well-worn Good-4 condition to $7,164 at the MS63 level for business strikes, based on USA Coin Book figures. These are guide estimates, not guaranteed offers. Identifying your coin's mint,…

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 1851 Liberty Seated Dollar is one of the scarcer dates in the series, and guide estimates for the versions covered here range from roughly $12,195 in well-worn condition to around $87,035 at the MS63 level. A separate proof restrike branch also exists. Identifying your exact version — original business strike versus restrike proof —…

The 1852 Liberty Seated Dollar is a scarce date that commands serious money across all known versions. Guide estimates for explicitly listed grades range from roughly $11,127 in well-worn condition up to $98,565 at the MS63 level for business strikes, with proof versions carrying their own distinct valuations. Before you assume what yours is worth,…

The 1853 Liberty Seated Dollar is a scarce coin from a year with extremely low mintage. Guide estimates for the business-strike version range from about $596 in Good-4 condition to around $9,306 in MS63, based on USA Coin Book figures — these are reference points, not guaranteed offers. A rare proof restrike also exists for…

The 1854 Liberty Seated Dollar is a coin that commands serious attention from collectors. Guide estimates for business strikes range from about $1,787.00 in Good-4 condition to $23,174.00 at the MS63 level, according to USA Coin Book — these are not guaranteed offers. A proof version also exists for this year, though pricing requires individual…