Dollars

2002 American Silver Eagle - The 2002 American Silver Eagle, a one-Troy ounce 99.9% silver coin. Reverse shows a heraldic eagle by John Mercanti.

1899-O Morgan Dollar - The 1899-O Morgan Dollar is minted at the New Orleans branch of the US Mint. There are a large number of 1899-O Morgan Dollars in the market.

1922 Peace Dollar - The 1922 Peace Dollars were minted in Philadelphia (no mint mark), Denver ('D') and San Francisco ('S').

1986 American Silver Eagle - The 1986 American Silver Eagle is a One-Troy ounce 99.9% silver bullion coin. Weighs 31.1g with diameter 40.6mm.

1795 Flowing Hair Dollar - The 1795 Flowing Hair Dollar was the second USA dollar coin to be minted (after the 1794 version).

2023-W Silver Eagle Proof – West Point - The 2023W Silver Eagle Proof is minted at the West Point Mint and carries a 'W' mint mark to the right of the eagle. Diameter 1.598 inches (40.60 mm).

New Category: American Silver Eagles - New Category: American Silver Eagles. The American Silver Eagle is a one-ounce .999 silver coin denominated at one dollar and minted 1986-present.

How Rare Are the US Trade Dollar Coins? - When silver prices crashed in 1876, the Trade Dollar flooded the American economy. How rare and how collectable are they now?

The Peace Silver Dollar’s Belated Creation - Why was the Peace Dollar released in 1921? The Armistice of November 1918 and the Versailles Treaty in June of 1919 would make a rational person believe that the U.S. Peace silver dollar should have been released years before 1921. Little do people know that there was another pivotal signing that marked the release of these collectible coins.

The Silver Dollar Since 1840 - A short overview of the story of the American Silver Dollar since 1840, from the Liberty Seated Dollar, Trade Dollar, Morgan Dollar, Peace Dollar and the Eisenhower Dollar.