How Much Is My Peace Dollar Worth

How much is 1922 silver dollar worth?

There are two ways to price a silver Peace dollar.The first would be a melt value based on the silver content. Peace dollars have .7732 oz of silver (allowing for wear). Based on a spot price of $17.00 that would equal $13.14 of silver. This is the bare minimum the dollar would be worth today. However, most dealers will pay a couple dollars over the spot price which would bring you up to $15.15. This would be for a non-collectible, circulated Peace dollar.The second price would only be applicable if you have a numismatic or rare/collectible version. Certain Mint marks and minting errors can increase the value of the coin substantially. You would need to take the coin to a numismatic expert to confirm if your coin has any of these characteristics. The two premiere grading companies in the US would be PCGS and NGC.

Where can I sell my 1928-S Peace dollar?

If you know local numismatists or if you have friends or family who are interested, that is where you can start. Here you can get a fair price, but it is hard to find someone willing to buy unless they are interested in it AND it is something that they already don’t have in their collection.Second option is a local coin/currency store or a collectible store…they will low-ball you because they have upkeep and expenses and so they can only give about 1/2 street value.Third option is one of those gold/silver shops that also take older currency (after all they do contain silver, but they like flipping coins to collectors)…these will DEFINITELY low-ball you and probably pay 1/4 street price.Fourth option is to try your luck on eBay. At least there, you can get street price by setting a reserve (minimum sale price). Remember to not be too aggressive with the reserve. People will always try for a bargain and will shy away from bidding if the reserve is high. The way to get a really great price is to get a lot of people bidding which can lead to a couple or a few ending up in a bidding war.As for appraising your coin, again an experienced numismatist or a local coin dealer. You can also look at not only what is up for sale on eBay but also what has sold on eBay. That “sold for” price will give you a good indication for how much to ask. Remember to ask for a bit more but settle for fair market value. You can also grade it based on pics of other similar coins of the same vintage and mint or you can get it professionally graded by companies like PCGS and NGC. I don’t recommend this because it can be expensive to do. They do, though, slab the coin (encase it in plastic) and give you a certification. This definitely increases the value of the coin but is used mostly for super rare or super high grade coins that are…super expensive.

How much would my 1970 silver dollar be worth?

“How much would my 1970 silver dollar be worth?”Given that there were no dollar coins minted in the US in 1970, I must assume that you are talking about this:Canadian 1970 Manitoba Centennial $1 coin. Image from Coins and Canada.This is the Canadian 1970 Manitoba Centennial dollar, made from 100% nickel (unlike common nickel coins, which are made from a 75% copper, 25% nickel alloy.The 1970 Manitoba dollar is technically still legal tender in Canada with a face value of one Canadian dollar (but good luck trying to get it accepted as such). As nearly pure nickel, it has a melt value (as of 1 Dec 2018) of approximately 15¢ (USD).As a collectible, its numismatic value depend entirely on its condition:Taken from circulation, they are worth $1 (CAD or USD; there is not much collector interest in them). In near-perfect uncirculated condition, they are worth about $5-$7 (CAD), and if certified and encapsulated in mint state or proof, might be worth anywhere from $10 to $70 (CAD)... but good luck getting anything anywhere near that value.If the Manitoba dollar is not the one being asked about, please indicate this fact in the comments of this answer and describe the coin you have for an accurate answer.

How much is a 1957 silver dollar worth?

The US struck no silver dollars in 1957.  If it is a Canadian silver dollar, it is worth from bullion value to $3500 in Mint State(MS-65). There were two major varieties based on the number of waterlines that can be seen at the front of the canoe.

What is a silver dollar from 1921 worth?

Need more information. There were two types of silver dollars made in 1921.During WWI, the US sent massive amounts of silver bullion across the Atlantic to help Britain cover a run on the pound sterling. This was known as the Pittman Act; and the treasury melted down Morgan dollars (the 1878–04 design) for this purpose.After the war, and after a brutal recession in 1919–20, there was renewed demand for silver dollars in 1921. Congress authorized the Treasury to make silver dollars again; while they waited for an all-new design, they started making the Morgan dollar again, at all three mints, in 1921 only. In late 1921, the new Peace Dollar design began, and the Morgan was phased out.1921 Morgans are not particularly desirable to collectors; the original 19th century dates are a lot more desirable. But the 1921-P Peace dollar is a rarity, with just over a million examples struck.[1]If you have a 1921 Morgan dollar, you have a coin that is worth a little more than its weight in silver; if you have a 1921 Peace dollar, you have something that is a true collectible. And of course, condition is everything.Footnotes[1] Peace Dollar Mintages