How Much Are Susan B Anthony Dollars Worth? - Do You Have This Coin?

good morning everyone, welcome back to another edition of What's it

worth

with her boy a blue ridge. on a

coin

roll let's say you're an avid

coin

troll hunter and you like treasure hunting for various varieties key dates silver or whatever and you came across a rarity you want to know more about well that's it what i do i do these videos of what its

worth

pretty regularly in coins traditionally you know you feel or look a little out of place ok today in

this

case we

have

the

susan

b

anthony

dollar ok not just one specific date but we're going to be looking at all of the dates now it's a relatively short series okay it goes from 1979 to 1981 and then there's a little gap between that and it picks up for a year and a year just in 1999 and I'll explain why there was only one year to a date w The coin toss is fine and when you know you listen and hear what I

have

to say about it you'll understand exactly why they only did it for one year in 1999 but look at the coin you see on the screen to. ok, if you have a coin like

this

and have come across one of these, there are a few things about it you probably already know, it is eerily similar in size and shape to a standard US coin. a quarter a 25 cent piece over the years i have returned them and traded them like a quarter ok thats been kind of a dollar plague

susan

b

anthony

because of its size its appearance its a coin clad in copper and nickel these are some of the things people didn't like when they first came out secondly god bless Susan Anthony not many people were really into the overall coin design , some would say that it is a mini edition of Eisenhower. dollar for the reverse ok that's true ok the reverse is the same as an AI dollar ok the front is his own brand new design of course a tribute to susan b anthony one of the pioneers in US history to help shape America. what it is today for all dates depicted with the exception of 1999 there is a PD coin minted and s for trade strike purposes now these are coins being released into circulation so in 1979 news philadelphia Denver and San Francisco minted coin ins the same with 1980 1981 has all three however with the asterisk noted on the screen here these three coins were only available in mid game however I did find a few of these on coin rolls, ok i see fine at the Bank you order coin rolls obviously these will be mixed in with some of the gold

dollars

you see today either the native american version or the presidential series everyone loves, but in 1999 they only came out with two and those are the coins minted from Philadelphia and Denver. so as you can see take a look take the opportunity to see the mintage figures you see here of course in 1979 they weren't shy about producing a ton of this stuff so 1979 both in P D as in minted points are available. the rest. by 1980, despite their

much

smaller mintage figures, these are also found in the wild. so that's what we're going to focus on mainly how

much

they are worth in the rough ok straight off a straight roll and pocket change how does circulation wear and tear dictate the value of these coins because they look low mintage especially at 80 and 99?

We're actually, I'm doing a different format for this video for their value and we're actually going to scour the internet to determine how much they're worth so you can see specifically how much we're talking about in secondary market value. the eyes are ok they are worth face value or worth more in the higher ratings so let's take a look at that plus you'll get an idea of ​​some of my favorite places that I love to explore to try to determine the valuation of coins so that way not only in this particular video but in future type of videos on other coins you'll know exactly where to go to find values ​​in the coins whether they're great or not so those are the mintage figures we have there, I hope they make some sense. so let's go ahead and do some research online and I have a few websites open ok so first of all the PCGS ok that's why 3rd party craters which are available for your choice if you want to send coins to be authenticated or certified it's a great resource for a number of reasons ok they have a price guide online usually this revolves more around graded coins and not really coins that are raw or just unencapsulated there is a report of population here and then the results of coin facts coin facts traditionally you could go in to find a denomination you want to research in this case susan b anthony

dollars

is here ok pretty quick to navigate the site and you're done you can see information about regular strikes or trade strikes it's what I call and proof is ok proof coins are only available in these special products provided by the US Mint they have mirrored finishes and all that cool stuff but you have every single coin represented within this particular series so what could you do because every date you see here on my pointer is an actual hyperlink let's say you want more information on the 79p so just go ahead and click that it will take you to the next screen giving you all the information that would traditionally be available in a printed price guide you know as the red book you see here so what we have here is a thumbnail example very highly rated it's a mint PCGS state 68 that was rated at one point plus it gives you all the specs ok the overall diameter size and millimeters , the weight and grams, designer Frank Asaro, has a coined reed edge, the overall composition. about makeup and all this, plus it also gives you other clear information, such as an auction record you know, the price of a mint state 67 that once sold for $15,000 in 2014 through estate auctions, for which gives you a wide range of various information which is very helpful in determining whether or not the coin you have is worth grading because when it comes to grading it costs money so if you can handle the expense no matter how big the club , plus the presentation costs the first correct coin out of the gate will cost almost $100 to ship so you want to make sure you have a coin that will pay off in the long run but you can take a look at all the auction prices done for all grades all up to max grade so it sounds like 60 or 67 or 68 is going to be the sweet spot for the grave so in the middle of 868 if you can hit that particular grade and by the way I don't recommend it , especially Susan The ones at B Anthony are not known for the greatest strikes ever $7,500 is what they perceive price guide value to be at a 68 there was one rated at that level there 94 at 67 valuation and the rated examples will all be similar ok go into some of those states like 1980 and maybe 1999 where those coins will be worth a little bit more at the higher grade levels now realistically is this a price valuation where you should hang your head? here that sells well that sells for whatever gross value it is so I went on eBay and just listed the susan b anthony modern dollar as part of that so we're going to look at some closed auction estimates here or not estimates of auction these are sale prices made at auction so we have four $19.99 funds fully wrapped one hundred and seventy dollars okay that's what 80 bucks is up against because it's 20 bucks a roll so you can see which sell for about 2 bucks each there but that's F or a lump so here it is for those of you who don't know there is what they call a wide rim example of the 1979 P on which the very edge of the border by the way they have sort of a polygonal shape to the inside border area if it's very close to the 9 in the date ok that makes a wide border ok you can actually tell the difference just plain view, the narrow edge and the wide edge or so five to ten bucks go around okay this one does BTW it doesn't look like it's a high grade example so it's a pretty good variety you know check out four if you can here's a circulating lot of five coins at 6.50 cents so let's go in here and just look at all the point options here's a 79 wide border plus another one for say five bucks and 20 cents shipped , okay so I'm going to absorb all the shipping cost with that one you know and then you have proof so here's a brilliant piece 1999 P&E susan b anthony dollars ok low mintage for seven dollars a year d fifty cents shipped so keep that in mind at 99 because lower mintage you know you care the two or three dollar piece in brilliant uncirculated condition a full roll of susan b anthony looks mixed dates $35.99 shipped that's $25 space so you hardly cost more than a dollar per p Piece here's another 79 you're at 299 here with free shipping so when you pay shipping you've probably made about a quarter or so dates here this is two dollars and sixty nine cents shipped here is 1981 P D and s for coin set along with a Pope coin this is about $13 shipped ok its a 1981 only made and available at mint sets which is why this one sells for a little over two or three bucks a piece so generally as a raw coin ok one that has circulated your part isn't going to demand more than that about pacing to that so you better spend them for a dollar each now if you g Or you mistakenly returned it like a quarter you've made seventy five cents it's not a bad gig people do it all the time it's a madness so yeah they have memorabilia sets and stuff the high quality raw examples are about 2-3 bucks The 1980's are the exception to the rule in this whole conversation because they are a perfect release so here are 3 points here. up so three coins for seven bucks and 48 bucks shipped this guy would probably net about two bucks okay which is not much you can't get rich off this unless you're someone who likes to be liked spin the roulette wheel and submit them to either PCGS or NGC in hopes of getting a perfect 68 mint state rating, which might be the losing end of that proposition because there's only one rated as such, so no has a lot of money. to be done here i think that really contributes to its lack of popularity as a series because it's only a four year old set again you know because of its closeness and size to a fourth okay that really killed the appeal of this Plus you know again susan b anthony is not one of the most popular historical figures to grace coin as evidenced by this particular series which sucks it's a shame you know me because I feel like this is going to be a series of coins that will probably get popular long after I'm gone I'll be honest the same way with the Presidential dollar series it's just been overproduced and underappreciated and they all look pretty plain so well there you got hope that helps i guess one more thing we can look at is qualified coins to give you an idea of ​​how close to a margin it is to send points to qualify and how risky it really is all so these are great col ctions you know its the best site to use to see like a wide range of g graded coins from 65 then status 66 and up as you can see some dates here like this first its two coins in a lot and 80P and 81 Q so you have a harder wine where both are rated Mint State 66 via PCGS salt for only 55 bucks that's ok and that's probably on the lower end of the curve when it comes to grading these coins if you're anywhere south of 66 let's say you have a Mint State 64 or 65 through the white grading companies don't bother selling it just give it away as a gift because they aren't worth much if you know anything at the Mid-state 66, you're looking at $10-25, depending on the actual date you want to be on. midstate 67 seems and more to be able to make any kind of measurable amount of money on these things like here's an 81 P that sold April 7th it's a mint state 67 for $900 ok that's a classic case that you know it's worth it here's another one here a wide rim 79 P and then the 67 state which is part of a collection looks like this sold for $2,100 and then here's another one here in 68 which is the best grade this is a pop meaning its the only one available in a 68 $5,300 some of the most extreme circumstances worth that kind of money again its extremely extremely risky to rate modern ones I personally don't recommend it, but if it's something you wanted to do and you feel like you have a coin that meets certain criteria, as you know a pretty valuable coin. meansthat you know it might be worth it I don't know but personally I would never do it because what you stand to lose is so much more than what you could gain well I think that covers it Susan Anthony's dollars not him still today . after learning 20 years after its final coin was released and the reason why the US men had decided to go with a one-year guy $19.99 if it was considered a bridge date rich in white, ask well, it was a bridge to the first gold Sacagawea dollar that would be released in 2000, so what they did was they created the ninety-nine so that production would pick up a little bit and it was an easier transition to go from there to the new gold dollars that we're used to seeing today however these susan b anthony dollars are very readily available if you went to the bank and asked for them they will give you a number of them people are throwing out shiny papers out of circulation at the bank i run across them all the time and I know it's not worth keeping them for the mere fact that you don't make any money from them, not today, at least not today, but if you wanted to accumulate some and keep them around fifteen to twenty-five years, you might figure out then, I don't know , I'm not sure, but yeah if you're looking to cash in on any kind of coins Susan B.

Anthony is a really hard series to do so I want to thank everyone for joining in g sorry for the long video but it's a different format you can see some of my favorite websites when it comes to valuing your coins ok pcgs ebay website for the most up to date selling prices on all coins ok some would argue not the best site but if they sell regularly there which is the best site for todays prices at the moment and the great collections heritage auctions again many kudos to both sites and all the images they use well we know for the migrated pieces we know exactly where the market is for not only susan b coins but all the other coins that are out there so anyway i wanted to thank you guys for joining this video i'm your host blue ridge so brown thanks i hope you found something of value in this one and let me know what you think about the new format for the what's it worth series you can see my mug here but you can also see that you know exactly where i come from with the prices and how much the valuation is are at these points its pretty neat and as always give me a big like bro sisters and yes check me out on facebook instagram and twitter have a wonderful day and i will be in touch with you soon