Is a 1979 Susan B. Anthony dollar coin worth anything?
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A standard circulated 1979 Susan B. Anthony dollar coin is generally worth only its face value of one dollar. However, specific varieties, especially the "Wide Rim" version minted in Philadelphia, can be worth significantly more to collectors, ranging from around $13.50 to over $1,900 in pristine condition.
How much is a 1979 Susan B Anthony dollar worth?
According to the NGC Price Guide, as of December 2025, a Susan B Anthony Coin from 1979 in circulated condition is worth between $1.05 and $1.35.
Why is the 1979 dollar coin rare?
In 1979, the Susan B. Anthony dollar was introduced, marking the first time a real, historical woman appeared on U.S. currency. Today, numerous Susan B. Anthony dollars are considered rare based on factors such as minting errors, low mintage, and unique die varieties.
Where is the mint mark on a 1979 Susan B. Anthony?
The first-year 1979 coin was struck at all three U.S. Mints: Philadelphia, Denver, and San Francisco. This collection includes all three 1979 coins from all three Mints. Coins are identified by the Mint mark on the obverse, on the left side just above Anthony's shoulder.
Are all Susan B. Anthony coins worth anything?
On average, a Susan B Anthony coin that has been previously circulated is worth about $1.05-$1.35. Since they were originally $1 coins, they have only increased slightly in numismatic value. However, there are some exceptions to this rule. A coin in pristine, uncirculated condition can sell for up to $1950.
RARE 1979 Susan B Anthony Dollars!
What is the difference between a type 1 and type 2 Susan B. Anthony dollar?
1979-S Type I and Type II: The 1979-S Anthony Dollar comes in two varieties: Type I, which features a larger date, and Type II, which features a smaller date. These subtle differences can greatly affect the coin's value, with the Type I version being more desirable.
What is the difference between a 1979 Susan B Anthony wide rim and narrow rim?
A regular 1979 Susan B. Anthony Dollar with a "Narrow Rim" will have the rim of the coin separated from the date of the coin. A 1979 "Wide Rim" variety or the scarcer variety from 1979-P Susan B. Anthony Dollars, will have the date of the coin very close to the rim of the coin, and almost touching.
How many 1979 Susan B. Anthony dollars are there?
Discussing the bill, which was never passed, Lewis remarked that the Anthony dollar had come to be known derisively as the "Carter quarter", due to its size and association with the President. In total, 757,813,744 dollar coins dated 1979 were struck for circulation at the Philadelphia, Denver and San Francisco Mints.
What is the difference between 1979 clear s and filled s?
When the first small-size dollars debuted in 1979, the “S” mint mark on premium-quality Proofs had little distinguishing shape. These “Filled S” (Type 1) Anthony dollar Proofs were due to a worn mint mark punch. Late in the year, the punch was replaced and much scarcer 1979 “Clear S” (Type 2) Proofs were created.
How much is a dollar in 1979 worth today?
$1 in 1979 is equivalent in purchasing power to about $4.46 today, an increase of $3.46 over 46 years. The dollar had an average inflation rate of 3.30% per year between 1979 and today, producing a cumulative price increase of 346.25%.
Is my one dollar coin worth anything?
Value of U.S. One Dollar Coins
Despite their perhaps seemingly elusive nature, the vast majority of these coins are extremely common and still only worth their face value of one dollar.
How to tell if a coin is type 1 or 2?
The basic shape of the Type 2 'S' is the same as the Type 1, but there are two minor differences; 1) The ends of the 'S' shape are more bulbous on the Type 2 than on the Type 1, and 2) the top surface of the 'S' shape furthest away from the surface of the coin is rounded on the Type 1 but flat on the Type 2.
What is the error on the 1979 Susan B. Anthony coin?
The obverse die design was modified with a “wider” rim late in 1979. This design change affects P-mintmark dollars only. The date placement on the die did NOT change, only the design of the rim. This “wider rim” design modification only gives the appearance of the date having been re-located.
Is it legal to own a Susan B. Anthony dollar?
The Susan B. Anthony silver dollar was minted from 1979 to 1981 and briefly again in 1999. While they are no longer produced, they are still considered legal tender and can be used for transactions.
What is the error on some Anthony coins?
Planchets were mixed up at the Philadelphia Mint, which caused the planchet for the quarter-dollar to be used for the Susan B. Anthony coin. This led to the coins having a smaller diameter, altered edge, and quarter-like appearance. According to Kinzer, this coin error type is one of the most valuable.
Are 1979 dollar coins silver?
Minted in Denver, this United States coin is a unique piece of history from the Susan B Anthony series. This product is a rare and valuable 1979 Susan B Anthony Silver Dollar coin in mint condition. The coin is composed of 75% silver and has a business strike type.
What is a 1979 no mint mark?
The 1979 Lincoln penny with no mint mark is the standard Philadelphia coin with over 6 billion minted that year, so it's a super common and recent coin. See attached. In circulated condition, it is under 10 cents and in high graded mint condition it can sell for a few dollars to up to $10 to $20.
Are any Susan B. Anthony coins rare?
How can you tell if a Susan B Anthony coin is rare? Look for the mint mark and the year. Coins from 1981, produced only for collectors and not for circulation, tend to be rarer. The 1999 minting is also less common.
What if there is no mint mark on a coin?
When a coin has no mint mark, can it still hold value? The short answer is sometimes. Certain coins without mint marks are extremely valuable, but it's essential to watch out for the coins that were altered or damaged by someone outside the mint.
What is the error on the 1979 D filled?
This 1979 Washington Quarter has a unique error that collectors will find interesting. Instead of the traditional D mint mark, the coin has a filled D mint mark, making it a rare find for those who collect error coins.