What we buy Silver Dollars
What we buy
Sell Morgan & Peace Silver Dollars in Chicago, IL
Big American silver dollars surface in almost every estate that comes our way, and the market for them has never gone quiet. Bring one dollar or a hundred to our office south of the Loop for a free appraisal and same-day payment.
These are the coins where careful examination pays for itself. Two dollars that look identical from across a table can be worth very different sums once the year, the mint, and the condition are read properly, so each one gets handled rather than counted.
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773-241-8624The silver dollars we take
- Morgan dollars from 1878 through 1921
- Peace dollars from 1921 through 1935
- Carson City (CC) strikes, perennially in demand
- Recognized keys and better years such as 1889-CC, 1893-S, and 1895
- Rolls, original mint bags, and filled albums
- Everything from heavily worn to sealed and graded
What sets the price on a silver dollar
A worn, common-year dollar is paid against the silver it contains, generally at a better percentage than smaller change because full dollars hold their own steady following.
From there the range opens up. Carson City strikes, recognized key years, and coins in strong condition trade far above metal, and graded dollars are checked against current guides and recent sale results. Whatever the mix, we tell you which coins are carrying the value.
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FAQ
Sell Morgan & Peace Silver Dollars in Chicago, IL: common questions
What is an everyday Morgan dollar worth?
A circulated, common-year Morgan is paid on its silver plus the standing premium these dollars carry. Better years, Carson City strikes, and strong condition all push it higher. Call 773-241-8624 for the current figure.
Why is one silver dollar worth more than the next?
Year, mint, and condition. Low-mintage years, Carson City coins, and well-preserved examples can bring many multiples of their metal, which is exactly why we read each dollar rather than weigh the group.
Will you take an entire bag or roll?
Certainly. Single dollars, rolls, sealed mint bags, and complete albums are all fair game, and anything large gets worked through coin by coin so the better years are found and paid properly.