1984 Olympic Commemorative Silver Dollar Question

The first of America's modern silver commemoratives.
I obtained one of these way back in 1984, for not much more than silver value at the time.
Still have it.

Assuming you are referring to the silver dollar and not the 1984 $10 gold coin that was also issued, I would agree with baseball21 and say $30 to $35 to another collector - a dealer would offer noticeably less.




Almost, but not quite.

The first US "modern silver commemorative" was the 1982 George Washington half-dollar that marked the 250th anniversary of his birth; the coin was 0.900 fine silver. It was followed in 1983 by the first type of silver dollar that celebrated the LA Olympics, they were struck at all three active US mints - Philadelphia, Denver and San Francisco.

The 1984 LA Olympics silver dollar was thus the third type of modern US silver commemorative, it was also struck at all three US mints.

All of the coins were available in proof and uncirculated versions.

To get the 1983D and 1983S Uncirculated Dollars, one had to buy a three coin set that also included the 1983P UNC dollar. The USM issue price for the set was $89.00

They're readily available at the bay.

(Thanks again commems for your 'archive' on these. Extremely helpful)

That's a very nice keepsake, livingwater.