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U.S. Mint $1 Silver Dollar Commemorative NGC/PCGS MS/PF 69 (Random Year)2 dealers compared

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U.S. Mint $1 Silver Dollar Commemorative NGC/PCGS MS/PF 69 (Random Year)

  • 0.7734 oz
  • .900
  • US Mint
  • Random
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Dealer prices for U.S. Mint $1 Silver Dollar Commemorative NGC/PCGS MS/PF 69 (Random Year) at quantity 1
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About this product

A Graded U.S. Commemorative Silver Dollar With the Date Chosen for You

This random year commemorative silver dollar is a U.S. Mint $1 commemorative containing 0.7734 troy ounces of .900 fine silver, graded MS 69 or PF 69 by either NGC or PCGS. Random Year means the dealer selects the date, design and grading service from what is available, so the coin you receive may differ from the photo. Some coins may be graded 9.9 on NGC's NGCX 10-point scale instead.

Four Decades of Modern Commemoratives

The U.S. Mint's modern commemorative program began in 1982, and since then its silver dollars have honored anniversaries, institutions, events and people from American history, with new designs issued over the years. The dollars offered in this listing contain .900 fine silver. A grade of 69 sits one point below the top of the 70-point Sheldon scale, with MS used for uncirculated strikes and PF for proofs, so either finish may be supplied.

Commemorative Dollar Specs

  • Issuer: U.S. Mint
  • Silver: 0.7734 troy oz, .900 fine
  • Grade: MS 69 or PF 69
  • Grading service: NGC or PCGS
  • Year and design: random
  • Face value: $1

Comparing Random Year Commemorative Prices

Random-date commemoratives are priced at the spot price of silver plus a premium, and because the dealer chooses the coin, offers mainly differ by that premium. Bullion Hunters shows those published prices next to quantity tiers and buyback offers. Look at more silver coins for sale, or explore specific dates among U.S. commemorative silver coins.

Frequently Asked Questions

What does MS/PF 69 mean on a random year commemorative dollar?

MS 69 applies to uncirculated strikes and PF 69 to proofs, both one point below the top of the 70-point Sheldon scale. You may receive either finish, graded by NGC or PCGS depending on availability.

How is a random year silver commemorative dollar priced?

Dealers price it at the spot value of its 0.7734 troy ounces of silver plus a premium for the commemorative coin and its 69 grade. That premium varies by dealer and quantity, so compare published prices before deciding.

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Specifications

Mint
US Mint
Year
Random
Fineness
.900
Metal weight
0.7734 oz
Grade
MS 69 / PF 69
Face value
$1

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