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2006-P $1 Frank. Found Father Silver Commem – Proof
In 2006, as America celebrated the 300th anniversary of one of its most influential founding fathers, the U.S. Mint released a commemorative silver dollar honoring Benjamin Franklin’s enduring legacy. This striking coin, known as the “Founding Father” silver dollar, captures Franklin in his later years—the wise statesman who helped shape a nation. The year 1706…
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2006-P $1 Franklin Scientist Silver Commem – BU
In the dawning years of the American Enlightenment, a restless mind in Philadelphia pursued answers to the mysteries of lightning and the nature of electricity. Benjamin Franklin’s legendary kite experiment—conducted in 1752—did far more than birth the lightning rod: it shocked the world into a new era of scientific curiosity and practical innovation. Three centuries…
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2006-S $1 Old San Francisco Mint Silver Commem – BU
Standing as a testament to resilience and recovery, the 2006-S $1 Old San Francisco Mint Silver Commemorative coin tells the remarkable story of the "Granite Lady" that withstood one of America's most devastating natural disasters. When the 1906 San Francisco earthquake struck, followed by raging fires that consumed 80% of the city, the Old San…
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2007-P $1 Jamestown Silver Commem – BU
In the spring of 1607, the shores of the James River witnessed the dawn of a nation as three ships—Susan Constant, Godspeed, and Discovery—anchored and brought with them a hope that would resonate for centuries. The settlement at Jamestown marked not only the genesis of permanent English presence in North America but also the genesis…
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2007-P $1 Jamestown Silver Commem – Proof
Four hundred years before the modern world took shape, a trio of ships braved the perilous Atlantic, carrying with them a bold vision—and the seeds of what would become the United States. In 1607, Jamestown was founded on the banks of the James River, marking the first permanent English settlement in North America. The saga…
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2007-P $1 Little Rock, Deseg Silver Commem – BU
In the autumn of 1957, Little Rock, Arkansas became the epicenter of one of the most pivotal moments in America's civil rights movement. Nine brave African American students, later known as the "Little Rock Nine," faced angry mobs and defiant state officials as they attempted to enter the previously all-white Central High School. These teenagers—selected…
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2007-P $1 Little Rock, Deseg Silver Commem – Proof
The End of a Divided Era: Courage at Little Rock In the late summer of 1957, the eyes of the world turned to Little Rock, Arkansas, where nine African American teenagers walked determinedly toward the portals of Central High School. Their mission, simple in its premise yet monumental in its implication, was to attend classes…
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2008-P $1 Bald Eagle Silver Commem – BU
In 2008, a powerful chapter in American conservation history took flight—literally. After decades on the brink of extinction, the Bald Eagle, America’s national emblem since 1782, soared back into prominence, culminating in its removal from the Endangered Species list. This triumphant comeback, a result of legislative action like the Endangered Species Act of 1973 and…
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2009-P $1 Abraham Lincoln Silver Commem – BU
On a cold February morning in 2009, numismatists and history enthusiasts alike waited with anticipation as the United States Mint released a coin destined to become an instant classic: the Abraham Lincoln Silver Commemorative—issued to honor the bicentennial of Lincoln’s birth. Just as Lincoln’s words at Gettysburg reverberated through the ages, so too did this…
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2009-P $1 Louis Braille Silver Commem – BU
In the quiet village of Coupvray, France, an accident forever changed the course of literacy for millions. Young Louis Braille, only three years old, was playing in his father’s harness workshop when a tragic mishap with a stitching awl led to an injury in one eye. The subsequent infection spread to both eyes, resulting in…
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2010-P $1 Boy Scouts Silver Commem – BU
In the rugged wilderness of New Hampshire's White Mountains, a young man named William D. Boyce found himself lost on a foggy London street in 1909. A helpful Boy Scout guided him to his destination, refusing a tip and explaining he was simply doing his daily good deed. This chance encounter inspired Boyce to bring…
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2010-P $1 Boy Scouts Silver Commem – Proof
Celebrating a Century of Character and Service In 1910, amid a rapidly changing American landscape, the Boy Scouts of America was founded to instill principles of character, leadership, and civic duty in young people. Over the next century, the organization would become the largest youth movement in the United States, shaping the lives of more…
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2010-W $1 Disabled Veterans Silver Commem – BU
In the annals of American history, the sacrifices made by disabled veterans resonate as a testament to courage, endurance, and an unwavering commitment to freedom. The struggle of these servicemen and women is immortalized not only in memorials and public ceremonies but also in the artistry of the 2010-W Disabled Veterans Silver Commemorative Dollar. Conceived…
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2010-W $1 Disabled Veterans Silver Commem – Proof
Design Features The 2010-W Disabled Veterans Silver Commemorative coin is steeped in silent strength and national gratitude, serving as the United States Mint’s first-ever silver dollar to honor American veterans disabled in service. Its creation was mandated by the American Veterans Disabled for Life Commemorative Coin Act, a legislative effort culminating from years of advocacy…
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2011-P $1 US Army Silver Commem – Proof
The United States Army, established in 1775, has been a cornerstone of American defense and global peacekeeping for nearly two and a half centuries. From the Revolutionary War to modern-day operations, the Army has played a crucial role in shaping the nation's history and safeguarding its values. In 2011, to commemorate this enduring legacy, the…
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2012-P $1 Star-Spangled Banner Silver Commem – BU
The Star-Spangled Banner, a symbol of American resilience and patriotism, finds its origins in the tumultuous events of the War of 1812. As British forces advanced on Baltimore in September 1814, Fort McHenry stood as the last line of defense. Major George Armistead, the fort's commander, had commissioned a flag so large that "the British…
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2013-P $1 Five Star Generals Silver Commem – Proof
In the annals of American military history, few figures loom as large as the Five-Star Generals. These exceptional leaders shaped the course of World War II and left an indelible mark on the nation's armed forces. The 2013-P $1 Five Star Generals Silver Commemorative Proof coin pays homage to these titans of strategy and valor,…
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2013-W $1 Girl Scouts Silver Commem – BU
In the heart of America's youth development landscape, a century-long legacy of empowerment and leadership took center stage in 2013. The Girl Scouts of the USA, an organization that has shaped the lives of millions of young women since its inception in 1912, celebrated its centennial with a commemorative silver dollar that captures the essence…
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2014-P $1 Baseball Hall Fame Silver Commem – BU
In the heart of Cooperstown, New York, a small town steeped in baseball lore, the National Baseball Hall of Fame stands as a testament to America’s enduring love affair with the national pastime. In 2014, to commemorate the 75th anniversary of this revered institution, the United States Mint released a series of coins that would…
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2014-P $1 Civil Rights Act Silver Commem – BU
In the sweltering summer of 1964, a nation stood at a crossroads. The Civil Rights Movement had reached a fever pitch, and the halls of Congress echoed with impassioned debates. On July 2nd, President Lyndon B. Johnson put pen to paper, signing into law the most comprehensive civil rights legislation since Reconstruction. The Civil Rights…
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2014-P $1 Civil Rights Act Silver Commem – Proof
The Civil Rights Act of 1964 stands as a monumental achievement in the ongoing struggle for equality and justice in the United States. This landmark legislation, signed into law by President Lyndon B. Johnson on July 2, 1964, marked a turning point in American history, outlawing discrimination based on race, color, religion, sex, or national…
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2015-P $1 March of Dimes Silver Commem – BU
A Legacy of Hope: The 2015 March of Dimes Silver Dollar In the annals of American history, few organizations have left as indelible a mark as the March of Dimes. Born from the vision of President Franklin D. Roosevelt in 1938, this foundation began as a crusade against polio, a disease that had struck Roosevelt…
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2016-P $1 Mark Twain Silver Commem – BU
A Literary Giant Immortalized in Silver In the annals of American literature, few names shine as brightly as Mark Twain. Born Samuel Langhorne Clemens in 1835, Twain's wit, wisdom, and incisive social commentary have left an indelible mark on the cultural landscape of the United States and beyond. The 2016-P $1 Mark Twain Silver Commemorative…
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2016-P $1 National Park Service Centennial Silver Commem – BU
In the vast tapestry of American conservation history, few threads shine as brightly as the National Park Service. Established in 1916 by President Woodrow Wilson, this visionary agency was tasked with preserving the nation’s natural wonders and cultural heritage for future generations. As the NPS approached its centennial, the United States Mint commemorated this milestone…
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2017-P $1 Boys Town Centennial Silver Commem – BU
In the heart of America's heartland, a century-long legacy of hope and transformation began with a simple act of compassion. On December 12, 1917, Father Edward J. Flanagan opened the doors to a humble boarding house in Omaha, Nebraska, welcoming five young boys in need of shelter and guidance. This modest beginning would grow into…
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2017-P $1 Boys Town Centennial Silver Commem – Proof
In the heart of America's heartland, a century-old legacy of hope and transformation began with a simple act of compassion. On December 12, 1917, Father Edward J. Flanagan opened the doors of a modest home in Omaha, Nebraska, to five young boys in need. This humble beginning marked the birth of Boys Town, an organization…
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2017-P $1 Lions Club Centennial (Melvin Jones) Silver Commem – BU
In the early 20th century, as the world grappled with the aftermath of World War I and rapid industrialization, a visionary businessman from Chicago named Melvin Jones saw an opportunity for change. Driven by a belief that success in business should be coupled with a commitment to improving one's community, Jones set out to create…
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2017-P $1 Lions Club Centennial (Melvin Jones) Silver Commem – Proof
A Century of Service: Commemorating the Lions Club Legacy In the bustling streets of early 20th century Chicago, a visionary businessman named Melvin Jones posed a revolutionary question to his peers: "What if these men who are successful because of their drive, intelligence, and ambition, were to put their talents to work improving their communities?"…
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2018-P $1 Breast Cancer Awareness Silver Commem – BU
The 2018-P $1 Breast Cancer Awareness Silver Commemorative coin stands as a poignant tribute to the ongoing fight against breast cancer, a disease that affects millions of lives worldwide. This remarkable piece of numismatic art not only serves as a collector's item but also as a powerful symbol of hope, resilience, and progress in medical…
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2018-P $1 World War I Centennial Silver Commem – Proof
<div> <p> In 1918, the world drew a collective breath as the guns of the Western Front finally fell silent, marking the end of the Great War—a conflict that reshaped the modern era and left indelible marks on countless lives. The year 2018 commemorated a century since the Armistice, and with thoughtful artistry, the United…
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2019-P $1 American Legion Silver Commem – BU
In the twilight of World War I, a group of battle-weary American soldiers gathered in Paris, their minds set on forging a legacy that would outlast the echoes of gunfire. From this assembly, The American Legion was born – a testament to the enduring spirit of service that has defined generations of U.S. veterans. As…
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2019-P $1 American Legion Silver Commem – Proof
In the annals of American history, few organizations have left as indelible a mark as The American Legion. Born from the crucible of World War I, this venerable institution has stood as a beacon of hope, service, and patriotism for over a century. The story of The American Legion is one of camaraderie forged in…
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Peace Dollar – NGC MS64
A Symbol of Hope and Prosperity In the aftermath of World War I, a nation yearned for peace and renewal. The Peace Dollar emerged as a powerful symbol of this collective desire, capturing the spirit of a new era in American history. Designed by the talented Italian-American sculptor Anthony de Francisci, this iconic silver coin…
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Peace Dollar – NGC MS66
<div> <!– Summary –> In the winter of 1921, as America strained to carve a sense of hope from the ashes of World War I, the United States Mint unveiled a new, visionary expression in silver—the Peace Dollar. Crafted in a spirit of renewal, this coin was more than currency. It was a deliberate message:…
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Peace Silver Dollar – BU
In the aftermath of World War I, a nation yearned for healing and hope. The United States, emerging as a global power, sought to commemorate its role in fostering peace through a symbol that would circulate in the hands of its citizens. This desire gave birth to the Peace Silver Dollar, a coin that would…
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Peace Silver Dollar – Cull
A Symbol of Peace Amidst Turbulent Times In the aftermath of World War I, a nation yearned for peace. The United States, emerging as a global power, sought to commemorate the end of the "war to end all wars" with a coin that would symbolize hope and tranquility. Enter the Peace Silver Dollar, a numismatic…
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Peace Silver Dollar – F+
In the aftermath of World War I, a nation yearned for peace and prosperity. The United States, emerging as a global power, sought to commemorate this pivotal moment in history through its coinage. Enter the Peace Silver Dollar, a coin that would become not just a medium of exchange, but a tangible symbol of hope…
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Pre-1921 Morgan Dollar – NGC MS65
In the shadow of America’s Gilded Age, a coin was born that came to define the aspirations and artistry of an era. The Morgan Dollar emerged in 1878, a direct result of the Bland-Allison Act, which mandated the minting of millions of silver dollars. These pieces soon became the silver heartbeat of American commerce, circulating…
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Pre-1921 Morgan Dollar – PCGS MS65
In the waning years of America’s westward expansion, a coin emerged that would forever capture the spirit of a nation in transition. The Pre-1921 Morgan Silver Dollar stands as more than mere currency—it represents an era when silver flowed abundantly from the great western mines, reshaping America’s economic landscape. These magnificent coins, minted from 1878…
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