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Specification Of Silver US Dollars

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 Posted 05/22/2006  3:01 pm Show Profile   Bookmark this topic Add samithanna to your friends list Get a Link to this Message Number of Subscribers
swamperbob:

Could you please provide me with the Thickness, Weight, and Diameter of Genuine U.S. Silver dollars { 1984, 1989,and 1921 } and 1982 Trade dollar, also the Thickness of Lafayette 1900 commemorative dollar?
Another question: Do all U.S. Silver dollars have the same specifications ( Weight, diameter, and Thickness ) irrespective of the mint mark,and year or whether it is commemorative?

Thanks in advance

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 Posted 05/22/2006  3:52 pm  Show Profile   Bookmark this reply Add scoutjim99 to your friends list Get a Link to this Reply
well the 1984 and 1989 would have to be Kennedy half dollars they are 30.6mm in diameter weigh 11.3400grams if they are Half dollars
the 1921 could be a Morgan dollar or a Peace dollar and the morgan is 38.1mm in diameter and weigh 26.7300 grams when they were new depending on circulation they may weigh less and they would be silver. If its a Peace dollar it is 38mm and 26.7300 grams as well depending on the amount of circulation

here is an example of a Morgan dollar obverse or front
Image: Specification-Of-Silver-US-Dollars coin-morgan-1880-S.jpg
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Here is the reverse
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here is an example of a Kennedy half dollar

Image: Specification-Of-Silver-US-Dollars coin-USA-Errors-Kennedy-1974.jpg
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un less the 1984 and 1989 are commeratives then they are 26.7300 Grams and 38.1mm in diameter

Here is an example of a Peace dollar

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quote:
Originally posted by samithanna
Could you please provide me with the Thickness, Weight, and Diameter of Genuine U.S. Silver dollars { 1984, 1989,and 1921 } and 1982 Trade dollar, also the Thickness of Lafayette 1900 commemorative dollar?
Another question: Do all U.S. Silver dollars have the same specifications ( Weight, diameter, and Thickness ) irrespective of the mint mark,and year or whether it is commemorative?



Sami (may I call you "Sami"?):

You will probably get all the info you need by following the "Us Coin Facts" link under the "Navigation" pane to the left.

Since you wrote, "1982" Trade dollar when you must have meant 1882, I assume you also meant to type 1884 and 1889. These are Morgans. The Morgans and Peace dollars are 90% silver.

If you really did intend to write 1984 and 1989, you might be refering to commemorative dollars. In 1989, you might also have a silver eagle bullion coin. It is a full ounce of silver.

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 Posted 05/23/2006  6:00 pm  Show Profile   Bookmark this reply Add samithanna to your friends list Get a Link to this Reply
c.c.Texasmick:
c.c.Scoutjim99:

You are quite right !! It was a typing mistake. What I meant is the 1882,1889,1884 Morgan

Thus,could you please provide me with the Thickness, Weight, and Diameter of Genuine U.S. Silver Morgan dollars { 1884, 1889,and 1921 } and 1882 Trade dollar, also the Thickness of Lafayette 1900 commemorative dollar?
Another question: Do all U.S. Silver dollars have the same specifications ( Weight, diameter, and Thickness ) irrespective of the mint mark,and year or whether it is commemorative?

Thanks in advance

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