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GOLD 11/30/2022 1768.70
+18.90

+1.08%

SILVER 11/30/2022 22.19

GOLD 11/29/2022 12:44 1750.80
+9.70

+0.56%

SILVER 11/29/2022 12:43 21.24

Value: $920,000
Grade: PCGS PR-65 CAM
Sold: April 2008; Heritage Auctions, CSNS U.S. Coin Auction, Rosemont, IL

Here is another example of a novodel or restrike United States Proof silver dollar. Numismatic researchers believed that the mint struck approximately one dozen 1802 Proof Silver dollars around 1832. They believe that only four of these coins still exist today. The amazingly sharp detail and its high level of preservation bring this coin to be one of the most sought-after silver dollars.

Value: $998,750
Grade: PCGS PR-65
Sold: January 2014; Heritage Auctions, FUN U.S. Coin Signature Auction, Orlando, FL

Although Trade Dollars are about the same size as regular issue United States silver dollars, they were never intended to circulate in the United States. The United States minted these coins from 1873 until 1885 and merchants successfully used them in the China export trade business. Coins made for commerce ended in 1878 with the introduction of the Morgan silver dollar. From 1879 until 1885 the United States Mint only made Proof coins specifically for coin collectors. U.S. Mint records indicate that only ten Proof Trade Dollars were minted in 1884. The 1884 Proof Trade Dollar is the second lowest mintage of any Trade Dollar.

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#6 1866 Proof Liberty Seated Dollar, No Motto
1866 Proof Liberty Seated Dollar, No Motto
Professional Coin Grading Service (PCGS)
Value: $1,207,500
Grade: NGC PR-63
Sold: January 2005; American Numismatic Rarities, The Kennywood Collection, Wolfeboro, NH

The United States Mint in 1866 minted 725 Proof Liberty Seated silver dollars. These silver dollars had the motto "In God We Trust" on the reverse of the coin. Researchers believe that in 1869 or early 1870 mint workers used archived dies to make this fantasy coin for collector Robert Coulton Davis. The reverse die that they used did not have the motto. They also minted an 1866 quarter and half dollar that is also lacking the motto on the reverse of the coin. Only two specimens are known to exist without the motto. One specimen resides in a museum. Therefore, this is the only specimen that is available to a collector of rare coins.

#3 1804 Draped Bust Silver Dollar, Class I, Watters-Childs Specimen
1804 Draped Bust Silver Dollar, Class I, Watters-Childs Specimen
Professional Coin Grading Service (PCGS)
Value: $4,140,000
Grade: PCGS PR-68
Sold: August 1999, Bowers & Merena, Walter H. Childs Sale

This 1804 Draped Bust silver dollar is the finest known specimen across all fifteen known coins. Pres. Andrew Jackson originally ordered the striking of these silver dollars as presentation pieces to foreign leaders and dignitaries. This particular coin can trace its origins all the way back to the Sultan of Muscat who received it in 1834. The coin was offered for sale again in May 2016 at the D. Brent Pogue Collection auction by Stack's/Bowers & Sotheby's. The coin was bid all the way up to $10.81 million (which includes the 17.5% buyer's fee), but the bid did not meet the consignor's minimum reserve. Unfortunately, this coin could have been the world's most valuable coin!

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This is the most expensive silver dollar ever sold. It went for over ten million dollars. Not a bad return on a dollar . The inexperienced artist and workers at the United States Mint were struggling to make coins to power the economy of a new country. The machines were crude, and laborers performed a majority of the tasks by hand. The coining presses were crudely made and were powered by strong men. The blanks were hand-fed into the presses and a skilled pressman could center the blank every time.

Mint workers weighed each coin blank before it was struck to ensure that had the proper amount of silver in it. If it was overweight, some metal was scraped off with a file. If the coin was not struck hard enough, these adjustment marks would be left on the surface of the finished coin. If the blank was underweight, a small silver plug was placed on top of the coin blank before it was struck to bring it up to a standard weight.

Since the composition of this coin was 90% silver and 10% copper, the alloy was created by hand and some impurities were left in the metal, it created different qualities of silver. The silver plug struck into this coin was created from a different batch of silver than the blank that was used to create it. Therefore, it is obvious since two different shades of silver exist on the surface of the coin.

Of the original 1,758 silver dollar struck in 1794, this is the only one known to exist that has a silver plug struck into it. The United States Mint used to strike silver dollars was originally engineered to only strike coins no larger than half dollar. Since this coin has sharp detail and is almost in pristine condition, some numismatic experts believe this is the first silver dollar ever struck in the United States. Its low mintage, unique history, and pristine condition combine to make this the most valuable coin in the world!

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