What silver dollar coin is worth the most money?

Answer 1

Among regular issues, probably the 1909-S V.D.B., with a current retail price of about $1200.

Among errors, The only known example of a 1943-D Bronze cent recently sold for $1.7 Million.

There's the also 1922 Denver "no D" cent selling for roughly $3400, and other accidental 1943 copper issues - $40,000 for a Philadelphia specimen and $115,000 for one from San Francisco. As of 2010 that coin has been estimated to be worth over $150,000 if it were to be put up for sale again.

Answer 2

Among regular-issue wheat cents, the most valuable coins as of 02/2015 are:

• 1909 S VDB: $700 retail in worn condition up to $95,000 in top quality
• 1910 S: $10 to $35,000
• 1911 D: $9 to $29,000
• 1914 D: $150 to $41,000
• 1914 S: $14 to $48,000
• 1919 D: 60 cents to $42,500

However there are some error cents that top all of the regular issues:

• 1922 without a mintmark (struck in Denver but the "D" was filled in): up to $123,000
• 1943 D struck on a copper blank: recently sold for $1.7 million

Answer 3

The 1999-S Delaware Silver Quarter in PF65 condition is worth: $45.00. These quarters were only struck for collectors and sold in proof sets. All circulation quarters made since 1965 are struck in copper-nickel clad metal and have no extra value.

Answer 4

Roosevelt dimes dated 1946 to 1964 are 90% silver, so all of them are worth more than face value, but none are rare or scarce and circulated coins are mostly valued for the silver. A few coins do have slightly higher values because of lower mintage (1949 & 1949-S) but the value depends on the grade of the coins.

Answer 5

All silver dimes are worth at least $2 for their silver content. However, some are worth quite a bit more than just 2 bucks. Some of these dates include:

1921 D

1892 S

1895 O

1896 S

1901 S

This is just a very short list. See the links below entitled "Barber silver dimes" and "Mercury silver dimes" for more information.

Answer 6

The 1893-S is still the highest value, a coin graded MS-67 has a estimated value of more than one million dollars.

Answer 7

Probably the 1894-S Barber dime. Only 24 were minted, and of those only 9 are known to still exist. The last time one was sold at auction back in 2007, it went for $1.9 million.

Answer 8

The 1893-S is still the highest value, a coin graded MS-67 has a estimated value of more than one million dollars.

Answer 9

So far it's a 1794 Flowing Hair dollar that sold for 7.8 Million in June 2010

Answer 10

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