U.S. Coins

1983 Olympic Discus Thrower Silver Dollar Proof

Struck in anticipation of the 1984 Los Angeles Summer Games, it was the first U.S. silver dollar commemorative produced since 1900 and the first released to the general public. From that point on the silver dollar became a cornerstone of the modern...

1988-S Roosevelt Dime Proof

1999-P Dolley Madison Silver Dollar Proof

This coveted, stunning proof bears the first Tiffany & Co. hallmark on U.S. coins. It's America's only First Lady silver commemorative, honoring the famous wife of President James Madison. Her portrait is modeled on Gilbert Stuart's rendering; she...

2003-S Roosevelt Dime Proof

2011 Army Silver Dollar Proof

More than 30 million Americans have served in the U.S. Army since its inception during the Revolutionary War. This impressive proof celebrates the modern service of those heroes with an engraving of male and female soldiers in front of a globe. The...

2023-S Kennedy Half Dollar Proof

The Kennedy half dollar has been popular since the coin's inception in 1964 when it appeared just months after the assassination of the 35th President of the United States. Both Brilliant Uncirculated and proof issues of this coin are released each year,...

1981-S Susan B. Anthony Dollar Type II Proof

Only 8% of 1981-S Susan B. Anthony dollars have this elusive clear S mintmark. The original die, which created a filled S, was re-cut late in 1981, producing this low-mintage scarcity. These proofs were not issued separately, but only as part of that...

1989-S Roosevelt Dime Proof

1991-S Roosevelt Dime Proof

1993-S Roosevelt Dime Proof

1995-P Olympic Gymnastics Silver Dollar Proof

This 1995 silver dollar proof was issued as part of a wide range of commemorative coins honoring the XXVI Olympiad Summer Games held in Atlanta, Georgia. It was the most subscribed of the one-year-only dollars offered. The obverse shows the strength and...

2004-S Roosevelt Dime Proof

2016 Mark Twain Silver Dollar Proof

Struck at the Philadelphia Mint, this wonderful U.S. 2016 commemorative silver dollar celebrates the wide ranging and impressive literary contributions of a great American author. Samuel Langhorne Clemens, whose pen name was Mark Twain, was not only a...

1992-P Columbus Silver Dollar Proof

Issued in 1992 to commemorate the 500th Anniversary of Columbus' historic discovery, this striking proof had a limited mintage of just 385,241. A full-length Columbus is shown with a globe in the foreground and his ships in the background. The reverse...

1992-S Olympic Baseball Silver Dollar Proof

Baseball had become an official Olympic competition when the U.S. Mint issued its first tribute to the American-born sport, for the 1992 Summer Games. The obverse's pitcher in motion bore a strong resemblance to a baseball card's depiction of Nolan Ryan,...

1992-S Roosevelt Dime Proof

1994-S Capitol Silver Dollar Proof

The bicentennial of the U.S. Capitol was honored on the 1994 silver dollar. In this impressive depiction, 13 stars surround the Statue of Freedom atop the dome. The Congressional emblem appears on the opposite side. Finest-quality proof minting featuring...

1996-S Community Service Silver Dollar Proof

Issued in 1996 this National Community Service silver dollar honors America's spirit of volunteerism. Based on a medal previously designed by Augustus Saint Gaudens, the obverse features Lady Liberty holding the lamp of truth whose rays spread out behind...

1997-P Law Enforcement Memorial Silver Dollar Proof

This impressive silver dollar was issued to commemorate the sacrifice of law enforcement officers and their families in preserving public safety. Shown are two officers making a rubbing at the National Law Enforcement Officers Memorial in Washington D.C...

2000 Library of Congress Silver Dollar Proof

Issued in celebration of the 200th anniversary of the founding of the Library of Congress, this 90% silver dollar features the dome of the Library of Congress Jefferson Building. This esteemed government establishment is the oldest federal cultural...

2001 Buffalo Silver Dollar Proof

Struck in 2001 to commemorate the opening of the Smithsonian Institution's National Museum of the American Indian, this proof issue sold out from the U.S. Mint in just 14 days! The repeat of James Earle Fraser's classic Buffalo Nickel design captivated...

2004 Thomas Edison Silver Dollar Proof

This U.S. Mint commemorative marked the 125th anniversary of the Edison laboratory's breakthrough invention of the light bulb. Shown is Edison holding an early experimental light bulb; he tenaciously tested over 3,000 filaments before finding one that...

2006 San Francisco Mint Silver Dollar Proof

This 2006 commemorative silver dollar proof honors the San Francisco Old Mint on the 100th anniversary of the devastating 1906 earthquake. Featured is an engraving of the "Granite Lady," the only federal building in San Francisco to survive one of the...

2007 Little Rock High School Silver Dollar Proof

This meaningful issue commemorates the 50th anniversary of desegregation which was the result of the landmark decision of Brown v. Board of Education. The obverse features an inventive design depicting the legs and feet of students, accompanied by an...

1996-P Smithsonian Silver Dollar Proof

Issued to commemorate the 150th anniversary of the establishment of the Smithsonian Institute, the one-year commemorative displays the "Castle." This landmark building, located on the National Mall, was the first home of the esteemed educational facility...

1997-S Jackie Robinson Silver Dollar Proof

Commemorates the 50th anniversary of Jackie Robinson breaking the major league baseball color barrier with an image of the legendary player sliding into home plate. Just 110,002 proofs were released, fewer than most silver dollar proofs from the modern...

2009 Louis Braille Silver Dollar Proof

The U.S. Mint offered this impressive commemorative in celebration of the 200th anniversary of Louis Braille's birth. Blinded at a young age, the teenaged Braille invented a means of communication using six raised dots. Today Braille is used worldwide by...

2012 Infantry Silver Dollar Proof

This historic 90% silver dollar was struck to commemorate the legacy of the U.S. Army Infantry and the establishment of the National Infantry Museum and Soldier Center. Honoring those who are the actual boots on the ground in conflict, the engravings...

1988-S Olympic Torch Silver Dollar Proof

Fewer were minted in this finest proof quality than earlier U.S. Olympic silver dollars. The impressive engraving features two hands linking Olympic torches to signify the international co-operation of the games. Laurel and olive branches symbolize...

1994-P Prisoner of War Silver Dollar Proof

This patriotic issue commemorates the National Prisoner of War Museum in Andersonville, Georgia. Part of the National Parks System, it was built on the site of an infamous Confederate prison, to honor the sacrifices made by POWs from the Revolutionary...

1994-P Vietnam Memorial Silver Dollar Proof

This touching commemorative was issued in honor of the 10th anniversary of the dedication of the Vietnam Veterans Memorial Wall in Washington, D.C. A close-up image of a hand reaching out toward the lengthy list of names engraved on the Wall dominates...

1994-P Women in Military Silver Dollar Proof

In recent years the number of women in America's armed forces has greatly increased along with the opportunities available to them. Shown is a group of American women in uniform surrounded by the inscription Army, Marines, Navy, Air Force, Coast Guard...

1994-S World Cup Silver Dollar Proof

This impressive issue was minted in celebration of the XV FIFA World Cup Soccer Tournament which was held for the first time in the United States in 1994. Played over four weeks in nine different cities, the event was a surprising success and broke...

1997-P Botanic Garden Silver Dollar Proof

This tasteful silver coin commemorates the United States Botanic Garden, a living museum featuring flowers and plants. The venerated institution was established by the founding fathers and has been in continuous operation and open to the public since...

2000 Leif Ericson Silver Dollar Proof

The adventurous Viking Leif Ericson is generally believed to be the first European to set foot on North America. He found a land of plenty which he named "Vinland." This commemorative issue honors the millennium of that historic trip. The obverse...

2001 Capitol Visitor Center Silver Dollar Proof

In 1800, the 6th Congress of the United States met for the first time in the new U.S. Capitol. Today the historic building receives nearly 5 million visitors a year. The minting of this commemorative helped fund the Capitol Visitor Center that welcomes...

2002 West Point Silver Dollar Proof

This 90% silver dollar was struck to mark the bicentennial of West Point which was established by law in 1802 by President Thomas Jefferson. Shown on the beautiful coin is a cadet color guard marching in parade exercises. The reverse features the helmet...

2011 Medal of Honor Silver Dollar Proof

This impressive and touching issue was struck in 90% silver to celebrate 150 years of America's esteemed Medal of Honor. The patriotic silver dollar features a distinguished engraving of an infantry soldier carrying a wounded companion to safety. The...

1991 USO Silver Dollar Proof

The United Service Organization (USO), which was founded as the U.S. entered WWII, is a private, non-profit organization providing social and recreational services to members of the U.S. military fighting overseas. The USO's tradition of entertaining the...

1996-P Olympic Rowing Silver Dollar Proof

Please note that our modern commemoratives are not always available in the original mint packaging.

1996-P Olympic Tennis Silver Dollar Proof

Struck in celebration of the 100th anniversary of the Modern Olympic Games, held in Atlanta, Georgia. Shown is a powerful female tennis player about to hit the ball. The reverse design echoes the logo of the 1996 Games with a flame, torch, rings, a Greek...

2002 Salt Lake Olympic Silver Dollar Proof

This 90% silver coin was issued in honor of the 2002 Winter Olympic games held in Salt Lake City, Utah. The engraving features a stylized snowflake superimposed over the Games' secondary identity mark entitled Rhythm of the Land. The reverse design...

2003 First Flight Silver Dollar Proof

In 1903 at Kitty Hawk, North Carolina one of the great events of technological history opened the way to the future. After much experimentation, Orville and Wilbur Wright produced the first sustained flight of an airplane. This magnificent tribute...

2005 Justice Marshall Silver Dollar Proof

The first U.S. coin to commemorate the judicial branch of government honors the 250th anniversary of Chief Justice John Marshall's birth. Marshall, the fourth Chief Justice, was the longest-serving in the history of the Supreme Court and his dominance...

2005 Marine Corp Silver Dollar Proof

The first coin to honor a particular branch of the military, this coveted silver dollar celebrated the 230th anniversary of the Marine Corps. The obverse displays an engraving of the famous 1945 photo of Marines raising the U.S. flag at Iwo Jima. The...

2006 Franklin Scientist Silver Dollar Proof

This impressive silver proof commemorative celebrates the 300th birthday of Benjamin Franklin. The obverse shows the famous scientist and inventor executing his famous kite experiment. His role as a patriot and a statesman is honored on the reverse with...

2013 Girl Scout Silver Dollar Proof

This wonderful silver dollar honors the centennial of the Girl Scouts. The organization, established in 1912, boasts more than 3.2 million members throughout the U.S. and 10 million girls and adults are involved worldwide. The esteemed institution is...

2024 Silver Eagle Proof

This 2024 proof issue will certainly add some oomph and more than a little razzle-dazzle to your assemblage of numismatic treasures. The U.S. Mint produces just a small number of eagles in proof format yearly — each one ounce .999 fine silver...

1995-P Blind Runner Silver Dollar Proof

This stirring commemorative was one of eight silver dollars issued to celebrate the 1996 Olympic Games held in Atlanta, Georgia. Mintages for these coins were limited due to the large number produced in a short period. The Paralympics, run in connection...

1995-P Olympic Cycling Silver Dollar Proof

Please note that our modern commemoratives are not always available in the original mint packaging.