What we buy Silver Dollars
Silver dollars
Sell Morgan & Peace Silver Dollars in Greenville
Silver dollars are the coin Northeast Texas families hold onto longest, and they are also the coin where a flat per-piece offer costs sellers the most money.
Two Morgans that look identical across a table can be twenty dollars apart or two thousand, decided entirely by the year, the mint mark, and how the surfaces held up.
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903-213-0034Silver dollars we buy
- Morgan dollars, 1878 through 1921, every mint
- Peace dollars, 1921 through 1935, including the 1921 high relief
- Carson City dollars, in GSA holders or loose
- Certified Morgans and Peace dollars in NGC or PCGS plastic
- Rolls, partial rolls, and original bank bags
- Seated Liberty, Trade, and other earlier dollar types
- Eisenhower dollars, including the 40% silver issues
Why every dollar gets looked at
A worn common-date Morgan is silver, and it is bought as silver, tracking the market that day. That is the floor, and it is an honest one.
Above the floor is where the work sits. Carson City coins, the 1893-S, the 1889-CC, the 1928 Peace, and any dollar still carrying original mint luster all trade far past their metal. So does a coin that would grade well if submitted, which is a judgment that needs eyes on the surfaces.
Every dollar in the group is checked for date, mint mark and condition before a total is written. Where a coin plainly deserves certification rather than a stack, that gets said and the price reflects it.
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What your silver dollars should bring
A line or two about it is all a buyer needs before ringing you back with a number.
FAQ
Sell Morgan & Peace Silver Dollars in Greenville: common questions
What is a Morgan silver dollar worth?
An ordinary worn example follows the silver in it. Key dates, anything from Carson City, and coins that never circulated leave that number far behind, occasionally by thousands. Which is why each one gets its own look.
Do you buy whole rolls of silver dollars?
Rolls, part rolls and original bags, yes. If something is still sealed, leave it that way, because intact packaging is itself worth money.
What makes a Carson City dollar special?
Carson City operated for a short window and produced very little, which makes anything marked CC scarce and hotly collected. Those get priced as collectibles rather than counted as silver.
Should I have my dollars graded first?
Now and then. Where a coin looks capable of grading high enough to clear the submission cost with room to spare, you hear so directly instead of it being bought quietly as a raw coin.