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 hello okay if

this

is your first time watching one of these videos it's very simple did you find a cool

coin

in your pocket or maybe you already know? on a

coin

roll, let's say you're an avid coin troll hunter and you like to hunt treasure for various varieties, silver key dates or whatever and you come across a rarity that you want to know more information about, well that's it. That's what I do. I make these how

much

it's

worth

videos pretty regularly about coins. traditionally, you know, they feel or look a little out of place.

Well, today in

this

case we

have

the Susan B. Anthony dollar. Well, not just one specific date, but we'll look at all of them. of the dates now is a relatively short series, well, it goes from 1979 to 1981 and then there is quite a gap between them and it resumes for a year and only one year in 1999 and I will explain why there was only one year, one date in the that we flipped the coin, okay, and by the time you know you're listening and you hear what I

have

to say about it, you'll understand exactly why they only made it for one year in 1999, but take a look at the coin.

What you see on the screen, okay, if you have a coin like this and you've found one of these, there are a few things you probably already know: It's eerily similar in size and shape to a standard US coin. quarters over the years I've gotten them back and I've exchanged them as quarters okay so that's been kind of a plague of the

susan

b

anthony

dollar because of its size, its appearance, it's a clad coin copper and nickel, these are some of the things that people didn't like when they first came out, secondly, God bless Susan Anthony, not many people were really into the overall design of the coin, some They would say it is a mini edition of Eisenhower. dollar on the reverse, okay, that's right, okay, the reverse is the same as an AI dollar, okay, the obverse is their new design of course, a tribute to

susan

b

anthony

, one of the pioneers in U.S. history that helped shape America, you know? which is today for all dates represented, with the exception of 1999, there is a coin minted by P D and s for business strike purposes.

Now these are coins being put into circulation, so in the news for 1979, Philadelphia, Denver and San Francisco minted the same coins as in 1980. 1981 has all three, however, with the asterisk noted on the display here, These three coins were only available in mid-game, however, I found a few of these in coin rolls. Well, I see well at the bank, you request rolls of coins, obviously these will be mixed with some of the gold

dollars

that you see today, whether it be the Native American version or the presidential series that everyone he loves it, but in 1999 only two came out and those are the Philadelphia and Denver minted coins, so you can see, take a look, take the opportunity to see the mintage figures that you see here, of course, in 1979, they didn't have qualms about producing a ton of this stuff, which is why 1979, both P D points and minted points, are available on the market. for 1980, despite their

much

smaller mintage figures, they are also found in the wild, 1981 you won't see it too often and in 1999 you will come across it from time to time, so if you find, say for example, 79, 80 and 99. so that's what we'll mainly focus on how much they are

worth

raw, well, straight from a roll, straight and pocket change, how does the wear and tear of circulation dictate the value of these coins because they seem low mintage, especially in 80 and 99?

I'm actually doing a different format for this video on what it's worth and we're going to scour the internet to determine what it's worth so you can see specifically how much we're talking about secondary market value. Eyes, okay, is it just worth the face value or are they worth more in the higher grades? So let's take a look at that and you'll also get an idea of ​​some of my favorite places that I love to explore to try to determine the rating. coins, so not just in this particular video, but in future videos on other coins, you will know exactly where to go to find values ​​in coins, whether they are good or not, so those are the mintage figures that we have.

I hope these make some sense so let's go ahead and do some research online and I have a few websites open so first of all the PCGS view is fine hence the 3rd party craters that are there for you to choose from If you wish. Sending coins to be authenticated or certified is a great resource for several reasons. Okay, they have a price guide online. Well, usually this revolves more around graded coins and not really raw or newly encapsulated coins. There is a population report. up here and then the coin data results Coin data traditionally, you can search for a denomination that you want to research, in this case, susan b anthony

dollars

is here, okay, browsing the site is pretty quick and there you have it.

I can see information about both regular strikes and commercial strikes, that's what I call them and the proof. Okay, proof coins are only available in these special products provided by the US Mint, they have mirror finishes and all that cool stuff, but you have every coin represented. within this particular series, so what could I do because every date that you see here in my pointer is an actual hyperlink? Let's say you want to find out more information about the 79p, so just go ahead and click on it to be taken to the next screen which will give you all the information that would traditionally be available in a printed price guide.

You look a lot like the red book you see here, so what we have here is a very highly graded miniature example, it's a PCGS in mint condition. 68 which was graded at one point and also gives you all the specifications, overall diameter size and millimeters, weight and grams, designer Frank Asaro, it has a cane edge, he coined the overall composition and all this, In addition, it also gives you some other interesting details. information like an auction record that knows the price of a mint 67 state that once sold for $15,000 in 2014 through estate auctions, so it gives you a wide range of diverse information that is very helpful in determining whether which coin you have or don't have is worth qualifying or not, because when it comes to qualifying it costs money, so if you can spend whatever the club is, plus the cost of the presentation, the first coin that comes out will cost almost $100 to ship, so you have to make sure you have a coin that will be worth it in the long run, but you can take a look at all the auction prices made for all grades up to the maximum grade so it looks like this: 60 67 or 68 will be the sweet spot for the grave, so between 868, if you are able to hit that particular grade and by the way, I don't recommend this, especially Susan B.

Anthony's are not known for the best strikes of all the times. $7,500 is what they perceive a price guide value to be 68, there was one rated at that level, 94 in 67, the valuation and graded examples will all be similar, okay you get into some of those states like 1980 and maybe 1999 where those coins are going to be worth a little more at higher grade levels now, realistically, is this a price valuation you should hang your head on? Not at all again, let's take a look at the coins here that sell well, that sell for any price. the raw value is so I went on eBay and just listed the susan b anthony modern dollar as part of it so we're going to look at some closed auction estimates here or not auction estimates these are sale prices realized at auction so we have four fully packaged $19.99 backgrounds of one hundred and seventy dollars, okay, that's what they face 80 dollars because they're 20 dollars a roll, so you can see they sell for about 2 dollars each there, but that's wholesale, so here it is for those of you.

Those who don't know, there is what they call a wide border example of the 1979 P in which the very edge of the border, by the way, has a polygonal shape in the inner area of ​​the border if it is really close to the 9th on the date , okay, that has a wide border, okay, you can actually tell the difference with the naked eye, the narrow border and the wide border, so that's around five to ten dollars, okay, this doesn't look like an example high grade according to the So that's a pretty good variety, you know, you should look for four if you can.

Here's a circulated lot of five coins at 6.50 cents, so we'll go in here and just look at all the point options. here's a seventy-nine wide border plus another one for say five dollars and 20 cents, shipped well, so I'm going to absorb all the shipping cost with that one, you know, and then you'll have proof, so here's a piece brilliant 1999 P&E susan b anthony dollars okay low mintage for seven dollars and fifty cents shipped so keep it in mind at 99 because a lower mintage you know you're worried about a two or three dollar piece in brilliant uncirculated condition a full roll of susan b anthony looks mixed up shipping dates $35.99 that's $25 worth of space so it's barely over a dollar a piece here's another 79 it's at 299 here with free shipping so by the time you pay for shipping you've probably made about a quarter or so. here is 1980 1980 d the lowest why the lowest mint dates here are two dollars and sixty nine cents shipped here is 1981 P D and s for the coin set along with a Pope coin this one costs about $ 13 shipped, okay, it's a 1981 year only made and available. sets, that's why this one sells for a little bit more, about two or three dollars a piece, generally, like a raw coin, okay, one that's been circulated on your end, you're not going to control more than that about the pace for that, so you better spend them for a dollar each now if you received it by mistake as a quarter than you have earned seventy-five cents.

It's not a bad job, people do it all the time. It's crazy, so yeah, they have souvenir sets and all that. high quality raw examples are around 2-3 dollars the 1980's are the exception to the rule in this whole conversation because they are an exclusive release so here are 3 points here 79 susan susan b anthony the good thing is that they did a san francisco business strike susan b anthony that was one of my favorites growing up so three coins for seven dollars and 48 dollars shipped this guy would probably make a net profit of about two dollars okay which is not much, you can't get rich. of these, unless you're someone who likes to spin the wheel and send them to PCGS or NGC in hopes of getting a 68 grade in mint condition, which you might be on the losing end of that proposition because there's only one graded as such, so you can't make much money here.

I think that really contributes to its lack of popularity as a series because it's only a four-year series, again, you know, because of its closeness and size to a quarter, okay, that really killed the appeal of it. Plus, you know, Susan B. Anthony is not one of the most popular historical figures to grace the coin, as evidenced by this particular series, which sucks, it's a shame, you know? Me because I feel like this will be a coin series that could become popular probably long after I'm gone. I'll be honest, same with the presidential dollar series, it's just been overproduced and underrated and they all seem pretty simple.

Well there you have it, hope that helps. I guess one more thing we can look at is the graded coins to give you an idea of ​​how close the margin is to submit points to grade and how risky it really is. These are great collections, you know it's the best site to see a wide range of coins graded from 65 to 66 grade and up as you can see some dates here like this first, these are two coins in one lot. and 80 P and 81 P, so you have a sturdier wine, both are in mint condition graded 66 through PCGS salt for only 55 bucks, that's fine and that's probably on the lower end of the curve when try to grade these coins if you are anywhere south of 66, let's say you have a perfect condition 64 or 65 through white grading companies, don't bother selling it, just give it as a gift because they are not worth much, in anyway, you know. 66 you're looking at about 10 to 25 dollars depending on the actual date you want to be in the middle of state 67 it seems and more to be able to make any kind of measurable amount of money with these things like here's an 81 P that is sold on April 7, it's a 67 in mint condition for $900, okay, it's a classic case where you know it's worth it, here's another one, a wide rim 79 P and then a 67 in condition that's part of acollection it looks like this one sold for $2,100 and then here's another one here in 68 which is the best grade this one is pop which means it's the only one available in a 68 $5,300 some of the most extreme circumstances are worth that amount of money again it's extremely risky to grade modern ones.

I personally don't recommend it, but you know if it's something you wanted to do and you feel like you have a coin that meets certain criteria because you know a pretty valuable coin, then you know it might be worth it. I don't know, but personally I would never do it because what you can lose is much greater than what you could gain. I think that covers it. Susan, Anthony's dollars are not still valid today, you know, 20 years after his last coin was issued. released and the reason why the US men had decided to opt for a one-year rate of $19.99 if it was considered a dating bridge from rich to white, you ask, well, it was a bridge to Sacagawea's first dollar gold that was going to be released in 2000, so what they did was create the ninety-nine to increase production a little bit, you know, 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 widely available. If you go to the bank and ask for them, they will give you several of them. People are abandoning shiny papers that do not circulate in the bank. I run into them all the time and you know they're not worth keeping for the mere fact that you're not making any money on them, not today, at least not today, but if I wanted to accumulate some and keep them for maybe fifteen or twenty-five years, it's possible. you realize, so I don't know, I'm not sure, but yeah, if you're looking to profit from any type of coins, Susan B Anthony is a really difficult Series to do, so I want to thank everyone for joining.

Sorry for the long video, but it's a different format. You can check out some of my favorite websites when it comes to valuing your coins. Ok, the PCGS website on eBay for the most up to date information. -updated selling prices for all coins, okay some would say not the best site but if they are regularly sold there it is the best site for today's prices at the time and large collections, heritage auctions again. Many congratulations to both sites and all the images they use. Well, you know, for the migrated pieces, we know exactly where the market is for not only Susan B's but all the other coins out there, so anyway I wanted to thank you all for joining this video, I'm your host, blue ridge so brown thank you I hope you found some value in this one and let me know what you think about the new format of the What's it Worth series you can see my mug here but you can also see you know exactly where I get the prices from and how much are the ratings on these points, it's pretty good and as always give me a big like brother sisters and yes visit me on Facebook.

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