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1. Juni 2024 · The Latin motto “E PLURIBUS UNUM” appears in small capitals to the right of the bell as the coin is viewed. Other Features of the 1776 to 1976 Silver Dollar The 1796 to 1976 silver dollar measured 38.5 millimeters across, the same as previous dollar coins.
1. Juni 2024 · The eagle is ringed by stars, representing the states. The country name curves along the top edge of the coin, while the denomination mirrors it at the bottom. The Latin motto “E PLURIBUS UNUM”, meaning “From the many, one” is inscribed over two horizontal lines immediately above the bird. Other Features of the 1978 Silver Dollar
1. Juni 2024 · Designer Morgan placed Lady Liberty’s left-faced profile in the obverse center. It is surrounded by E·PLURIBUS·UNUM and 1890 . The word LIBERTY is struck along her crown, while the tiny letter M (Morgan’s initial) is placed at the neck base. The reverse of the 1890 Morgan Silver Dollar
3. Juni 2024 · Directly below this inscription is the saying E PLURIBUS UNUM, while the denomination (QUARTER DOLLAR) is along the lower rim. 1959 quarter Details: Face value: 25 cents ($0.25) Compound: Silver (0.900) and copper: Silver weight: 0.18084 ...
1. Juni 2024 · Above her image the Latin motto “E PLURIBUS UNUM” curves around the top half of the coin face. The words mean “From the many, one”, and they refer to the birth of the USA as a union of states. The lower half of the design is ringed by a circle of stars, representing the states. And at the bottom, the date is inscribed in small font ...
1. Juni 2024 · For example, a brown 1984 penny will bring $0.05 to $0.10. This coin will only fetch about $7.50 even in mint, uncirculated condition. A red 1984 no-mint mark penny is slightly more valuable, but these are typically uncirculated and can be sold for as much as $155 at grade MS68. The most expensive 1984 red specimen penny was graded MS69 and ...
1. Juni 2024 · 1945 S dime Value. The San Francisco mint produced 41,920,000 dimes, with the S mint mark in 1945, the last year of WWII. While circulated coins cost $2.85 to $5.25, most perfectly preserved ones are worth $6 to $600. Only scarce dimes in MS 69 grade are assessed at $6,000 to $7,200. As usual, Mercury dimes with FB quality are more valuable ...
