PCGS - Many coin series come and go, never to be struck again. And others take a numismatic bow only to hit the stage one more time for a surprise encore appearance some years later. Many United States coins have come back after years absent from the production schedule, as happened to many larger-denomination coins during the leanest years of the Great Depression in the late 1920s and early 1930s. But one-dollar coins have fielded some of the most notable production droughts, only to make an unexpected and short-lived return. Here's a look at four United States dollar coins that returned for a brief encore run before their lights went out for good.
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