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Silver Dollar Value Today

A silver dollar (1935 and earlier) is worth $38.75 in silver today — 0.7734 troy ounces at $50.10 spot, 38.7 times its face value. A roll of 20 is $774.95.

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One silver dollar

$38.75

0.7734 ozt silver · 1935 and earlier

Times face value

38.7×

melt ÷ $1

Silver spot

$50.10

per troy ounce

Melt value at silver spot from gold-api.com, captured Nov 12, 2026, 9:40 PM UTC. Nothing here is an offer to buy or sell.

What silver dollars are worth, by count

Melt value of unworn coins at today's spot. Circulated coins hold slightly less silver; bags are priced at 0.715 ozt per $1 face to allow for it.

Quantity Silver Melt value
1 coin 0.773 ozt $38.75
1 roll (20 coins, $20.00 face) 15.468 ozt $774.95
$10 face value 7.734 ozt $387.47
$100 face value 77.34 ozt $3,874.73

Which silver dollars are silver

Every silver variant of the denomination, with its silver content and value today.

Coin Silver Weight Silver content Value today
Morgan dollar (1878–1921) and Peace dollar (1921–1935) 90% 26.73 g 0.7734 ozt $38.75
Trade dollar, 1873–1885 90% 27.22 g 0.7874 ozt $39.45
Eisenhower dollar, S-mint collector issues only (40% silver) 40% 24.59 g 0.3161 ozt $15.84

Check these before selling at melt

Carson City (CC mint mark) Morgans, the 1893-S, 1889-CC and 1895, and the 1921 high-relief and 1928 Peace dollars sell far above melt. So do Morgans and Peace dollars in uncirculated condition, even in common dates.

This page prices metal, not rarity. A coin a collector would pay more for should be looked up in a grading guide before it goes into a melt lot — once it is sold by weight, the premium is gone.

Every Morgan dollar (1878–1904 and 1921) and every Peace dollar (1921–1935) is 90% silver. Eisenhower dollars that circulated are copper-nickel; only the collector versions with an S mint mark, sold in blue (uncirculated) and brown (proof) packaging, are 40% silver. Susan B. Anthony, Sacagawea and Presidential dollars contain no silver.

The number above is melt value: the silver in one unworn coin at the live spot price. For a circulated coin that is the right answer — silver dollars trade on their metal, not their face value — but a few dates are worth more to collectors, and the key-dates section on this page names them. For a whole bag or a mixed lot, the junk silver calculator prices it by face value.

FAQ

Frequently asked questions

How much is a silver dollar worth today?

$38.75 in silver, at the current spot price of $50.10 a troy ounce. Each coin holds 0.7734 troy ounces of pure silver (26.73 grams at 90% silver). That is the value of the metal; a coin with collector value can be worth more.

Are Eisenhower dollars silver?

Only some. The 40% silver Ikes are the collector issues struck in San Francisco (S mint mark) dated 1971 to 1974 and 1776–1976, sold in blue envelopes or brown boxes; each holds 0.3161 troy ounces. Ikes with no mint mark or a D, the ones that circulated, are copper-nickel and worth one dollar unless they are scarce varieties.

How many times face value is a silver dollar worth?

38.7 times face at today's spot: $1 of face value holds $38.75 of silver. Dealers often quote junk silver this way — "39 times face" — so the multiple is the quickest way to check whether a quote is near melt.

How can I tell if a dollar is silver?

Every Morgan dollar (1878–1904 and 1921) and every Peace dollar (1921–1935) is 90% silver. Eisenhower dollars that circulated are copper-nickel; only the collector versions with an S mint mark, sold in blue (uncirculated) and brown (proof) packaging, are 40% silver. Susan B. Anthony, Sacagawea and Presidential dollars contain no silver.

Is any silver dollar worth more than its silver?

Carson City (CC mint mark) Morgans, the 1893-S, 1889-CC and 1895, and the 1921 high-relief and 1928 Peace dollars sell far above melt. So do Morgans and Peace dollars in uncirculated condition, even in common dates. Condition matters too: an uncirculated coin can carry a premium over melt even in a common date. Circulated common dates are worth their silver.

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