Morgan Dollar, Liberty Dollar, Kennedy Half Dollar

A lot of it is going to depend on the condition of the coin. Without knowing that the silver coins like the kennedys and morgan will have their silver value at least.

What year and mint mark is the Susan B Anthony dollar? If its circulated unless its a near date 79 p it will just be worth the 1 dollar face value

How do I add Pictures? I already allowed emails from users. All are in good condition, all details are still there, no smoothing or anything like that.... dirty but good. I will go get them now and see about getting some more detail and pictures

Broseph, he can't get offers until he's been here a lot longer. 90 days and 250 posts? Do not encourage a rules violation that will get him and someone else kicked off.

If when you say "Liberty Dollar," you mean the NORFED dollars, then these are best sold on ebay as they bring a decent premium over just the silver bullion value. If it is a 1998 NORFED, these are hard to get and will bring a large premium on ebay.

No problem Raymo - these are beautiful in hand. And he made a lot of different REV designs - including some in gold.


The guy making these was accused of counterfeiting by the feds - and is still out walking around - likely, after 2 years (!) charges will be dropped. Its seems (maybe) truth behind it all is that the guy's hard silver medals were becoming so very popular and were a threat to the worthless paper we use. There were millions of NORFED medals in circulation - no one else's silver bullion have come that close by far. So the feds really just wanted to shut him down until people forgot about these.


However, there is a new guy making the new Liberty Dollars (as they are now called) that look pretty the same. Just google "new liberty dollars." He changed all the particulars the court case described as being the offending parts of the NORFED coins.

I also think they will retain their value b/c. truth be told, outside of the mainstream media (although they have taken a turn on this also), Bernard was a hero that was 'beat up" by the system for trying to get real money put back into use.

This is why his stuff is more expensive than ASEs (and made on the exact same planchets from what I understand). I was fortunate enough to be living in a town where they actually used these pretty regular and actually had a vending machine where you could exchange a 20.00 bill for the silver. Back then silver was something like 14-16 an ounce, but everyone accepted these rounds as being 20.00 in the local economy. Too bad I did not save more of them!

Now the medals are likely still in this area, but hoarded away b/c they have - and likely always will be - valuable for the history and story behind them.

I am sure he means a Silver Eagle. All the non collectors on craigslist call them " liberty silver dollars " like Walking Liberty halves.

"Liberty" is such a vague word to describe coins because a LOT of coins have that written on them.