What we buy Silver Dollars
What we buy
Sell Morgan & Peace Silver Dollars in Orlando, FL
Big old silver dollars turn up in Florida estates constantly, carried down from up north or set aside by retirees years ago, and demand for them never lets up. Bring one or bring a hundred to our office west of downtown for a free appraisal and payment the same visit.
No coin repays a careful look the way a silver dollar does. Two that look identical across a counter can be worth very different amounts once the year, the mint mark, and the condition are read properly, so each one gets handled instead of counted.
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407-329-0455Silver dollars we are buying
- Morgan dollars, 1878 through 1921
- Peace dollars, 1921 through 1935
- Carson City strikes, always wanted
- Recognized keys and better years like 1889-CC, 1893-S, and 1895
- Rolls, original mint bags, and filled albums
- Anything from rubbed slick to sealed and graded
How a silver dollar offer comes together
A worn, common-year dollar is paid on the silver in it, generally at a better share than smaller change because whole dollars keep a following of their own.
Beyond that the spread widens. Carson City coins, recognized key years, and dollars in strong condition run well past metal, and slabbed examples are checked against current guides and recent sales. Whatever turns up, we show you which coins hold the value.
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What your silver dollars will bring
A quick note on what you have is enough for us to come back with a figure the same day.
FAQ
Sell Morgan & Peace Silver Dollars in Orlando, FL: common questions
What is a plain old Morgan dollar worth?
A worn common-year Morgan tracks its silver plus the standing premium whole dollars carry. Better years, Carson City coins, and strong condition climb from there. Call 407-329-0455 for the figure today.
What separates one dollar from the next?
The year, the mint mark, and the condition. Low-mintage years, Carson City strikes, and well-kept examples can bring many times their metal, which is why each dollar is read rather than weighed with the pile.
Will you take a whole bag?
Certainly. Single coins, rolls, sealed bags, and full albums all work, and anything sizable is gone through coin by coin so the better years turn up and get paid properly.