In 2008, CoinCollecting.com said, an MS63-graded coin sold for $373,750. However, USA Coin Book noted that an example could be worth $1.6 million or more in uncirculated mint condition.

The $1 coin has all but disappeared from the daily lives of most Americans. ... 400 in MS67, and just a handful in MS68, with no examples graded any higher. Coins like these can run $4,850 or more.

On November 19, 2024, the coin sold at auction for $1.4 million in California. ... The second-highest graded coin of its kind sold for $1.62 million at an auction in November 2021.

The graded coin is guaranteed and by selling it this way you can get a better price in the market. This $1 coin may be the one that you have in your pocket and aren’t aware of its value. The 2007 John ...

Online bidding topped $13,000 for this 1850-dated Liberty Head Double Eagle ($20 denomination U.S. gold coin), graded NGC Mint State 61, offered by Heritage Auctions this summer.

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In 2008, CoinCollecting.com said, an MS63-graded coin sold for $373,750. However, USA Coin Book noted that an example could be worth $1.6 million or more in uncirculated mint condition.