WS: Silver Dollar 1983 LA Olympic

Hello Bros and Sis,

I have Silver Dollar for sale, I am not sure if theres any collectors here, so I decided to put it here before ebay. This are in mint condition. Only few went on circulation. Anyone interested? BTW I am only selling 1 of them. picture is to show heads and tail.

Thanks,

Darius

How much do you want for it.

LA olympics = 1932/1984   

They listed around $35 for a set of 2 coins on Ebay.

http://www.ebay.com/itm/1983-1984-S-US-Mint-Los-Angeles-Olympic-Silver-Dollar-Proof-2-Coin-Set-/291086748001?pt=Coins_US_Individual&hash=item43c61f4961

Silver content is about $28 worth I think.

It's a commemorative coin not a silver dollar.

It's a commemorative coin not a silver dollar.

It has the same silver content as a silver dollar and is worth about the same amount in silver according to collectors. Not worth much more as a collector piece. It was a circulated coin actually.
http://moderncommemoratives.com/1983-olympic-silver-dollar/
If that one is not in a proof set or case and out the value will be lower too than one in uncirculated sets.

I bought them as pair for $40 on Craigslist, I use them a card guard when I play poker, I am not much of collector I just have 1 extra and thought I should share it, if someone collecting them. Thanks for the interest.

It's a commemorative coin not a silver dollar.

It has the same silver content as a silver dollar and is worth about the same amount in silver according to collectors. Not worth much more as a collector piece. It was a circulated coin actually.
http://moderncommemoratives.com/1983-olympic-silver-dollar/
If that one is not in a proof set or case and out the value will be lower too than one in uncirculated sets.

I didn't check the silver content of your coin Darius but if it's clad it will worth less. However, looking at Ebay yours is selling for approx. $24.00. I looked quickly through sold items and that's about what their selling for. I buy and sell 1964 pre clad coins which aren't sterling silver. I'm sure it's close to an ounce but remember it's .925 or Sterling.

It's a commemorative coin not a silver dollar.

It has the same silver content as a silver dollar and is worth about the same amount in silver according to collectors. Not worth much more as a collector piece. It was a circulated coin actually.
http://moderncommemoratives.com/1983-olympic-silver-dollar/
If that one is not in a proof set or case and out the value will be lower too than one in uncirculated sets.

I didn't check the silver content of your coin Darius but if it's clad it will worth less. However, looking at Ebay yours is selling for approx. $24.00. I looked quickly through sold items and that's about what their selling for. I buy and sell 1964 pre clad coins which aren't sterling silver. I'm sure it's close to an ounce but remember it's .925 or Sterling.

Thanks Frank I appreciate the info. So you buy sell clad coins?

No only  pre 1964

No only  pre 1964

Because he's an old fart

No only  pre 1964

What about post 64 San francisco mint proofs they are silver. 

No 1 Allen's right  !
No 2 Just look at the coins edge If you see a cooper looking band that is a clad coin which in U.S. Coins is 1965 to current coinage.

Most coins are priced according to numbers stamped or made for circulation. Error marks are another factor. Their are some clad coins that do have value other the face value. Best way to find out is through the different rating circulation that are put out monthly or bi-monthly. Just Google collecting coins all sorts of resources.
Like anything else buy low and sell high.

Pre 64 silver is not entirely true. In the Kennedy Half Dollar series, the 1964 of course is 90% silver. Halves dated 1965 through 1970 contain 40% silver. Among Eisenhower dollars, coins dated from 1971 through 1974 with the S mintmark are 40% silver. A few proof sets of denominations are also 40% silver.