Few American silver coins have a history as fascinating as the Trade Dollar. Created specifically for international commerce during the late nineteenth century, these large silver coins traveled far beyond U.S. borders and became an important part of trade with Asia. Today, they are among the most collected classic U.S. silver dollars because of their … Read more
The Eisenhower Dollar is often overlooked because millions were produced during the 1970s, and many examples remain common today. However, hidden among ordinary circulation strikes and collector issues are several legitimate mint errors and die varieties that attract strong interest from collectors. While most Eisenhower Dollars trade for face value or modest collector premiums, authenticated … Read more
The Peace Silver Dollar is one of the most iconic coins in American history. Introduced in 1921 to commemorate the return of peace following World War I, the series combines artistic beauty with strong collector demand. While many Peace Dollars remain affordable, a handful have become legendary because of their rarity, exceptional condition, or remarkable … Read more
The 1921 Morgan Silver Dollar is one of the most interesting coins in American numismatics because it represents the final year of the original Morgan Dollar series. While millions were struck in 1921, not every coin is equally desirable. Mint mark, condition, strike quality, and authenticity all play major roles in determining collector interest and … Read more
The 1893-S Morgan Dollar is often called the “King of Morgan Dollars,” and for good reason. With the lowest business-strike mintage in the series and very few surviving examples, it has become one of the most sought-after U.S. coins ever produced. Although record-breaking auction sales often capture the headlines, the 1893-S earned its legendary reputation … Read more
The Susan B. Anthony Dollar is one of the most recognizable modern U.S. coins, yet it remains one of the most misunderstood. Introduced in 1979 as the nation’s first circulating small-size dollar featuring a real American woman, the coin had a short production run for circulation but continues to attract collectors because of its history, … Read more
The Morgan Dollar is one of the most recognizable and widely collected coins in American numismatics. First struck in 1878, it represents an important period in U.S. history when vast quantities of silver from western mines were transformed into circulating coinage. More than a century later, Morgan Dollars remain favorites among beginners and advanced collectors … Read more
