U.S. Silver Dollars

Certified U.S. Dollars

Explore a selection of certified U.S. silver dollars and rare dollar coins representing more than two centuries of American coinage. From early American dollars to the iconic Morgan and Peace Silver Dollars, these historic coins remain an important part of U.S. numismatics.

LCR Coin offers professionally authenticated and graded U.S. dollars certified by PCGS, NGC and CAC, including coins with exceptional grades, desirable mintmarks, and recognized varieties. Whether you're building a complete date-and-mintmark collection or searching for an individual rare coin, explore certified dollars across a range of grades and price points.

Types of U.S. Dollar Coins

The history of American dollar coinage includes some of the most recognizable and collectible designs produced by the United States Mint. Each series offers collectors distinctive designs, historical significance, and opportunities to collect by date, mintmark, condition, and rarity.

• Flowing Hair Dollars (1794–1795): The first silver dollars issued by the United States Mint, representing the beginning of America's federal dollar coinage.

• Draped Bust Dollars (1795–1804): Early American silver dollars featuring Robert Scot's classic Liberty design, including some of the most celebrated rarities in U.S. numismatics.

• Seated Liberty Dollars (1840–1873): Featuring Liberty seated on a rock, these silver dollars reflect an important period of American economic expansion.

• Trade Dollars (1873–1885): Originally produced for international commerce, particularly trade with Asia, these distinctive silver coins are collected for their history, mintmarks, and surviving condition.

• Morgan Silver Dollars (1878–1904, 1921): Among the most widely collected American silver dollars, featuring George T. Morgan's Liberty portrait and an eagle reverse.

• Peace Silver Dollars (1921–1935): Introduced to commemorate peace following World War I, these coins feature Anthony de Francisci's Liberty design and a resting eagle.

• Eisenhower Dollars (1971–1978): Honoring President Dwight D. Eisenhower, this series includes copper-nickel clad issues and special 40% silver collector editions.

• Susan B. Anthony Dollars (1979–1981, 1999): The first circulating U.S. coins to feature a real historical woman, with collectible dates, mintmarks, and varieties.

• Sacagawea and Native American Dollars (2000–Present): Featuring Sacagawea on the obverse, with changing reverse designs introduced under the Native American Dollar program in 2009.

• Presidential Dollars (2007–2016, with later issues): Honoring U.S. Presidents through distinctive portrait designs, including collectible proof and certified examples.

Collecting Certified Silver Dollars and Rare U.S. Dollars

Certified U.S. dollars offer collectors the benefit of professional authentication and independent grading. Coins evaluated by Professional Coin Grading Service (PCGS), Numismatic Guaranty Company (NGC), and Certified Acceptance Corporation (CAC/CACG) provide important information about authenticity, condition, and, where applicable, recognized varieties or designations.

Collectors often consider several factors when selecting a certified dollar coin, including:

• Date and Mintmark: Certain years and mint locations have significantly lower surviving populations.

• Grade and Condition: Coins with exceptional preservation or high numerical grades may command substantial collector premiums.

• Rarity and Population: Original mintage, surviving examples, and certified population figures can influence collector demand.

• Eye Appeal: Original luster, attractive toning, and overall visual quality can distinguish individual examples.

• Historical Significance: Early American dollars and classic silver dollar designs connect collectors to important periods in U.S. history.

Shop Certified U.S. Dollars at LCR Coin

With over 35 years of experience in the rare coin industry, LCR Coin specializes in professionally certified U.S. coins. As an authorized dealer for PCGS, NGC and CAC, we offer collectors access to authenticated and graded coins across a variety of historic and modern U.S. dollar series.

Browse our current selection of certified U.S. dollars, including Morgan Silver Dollars, Peace Silver Dollars, Trade Dollars, Seated Liberty Dollars, and other collectible issues. Inventory changes regularly as new certified coins become available.