How do you determine the value of a 1971 dollar coin?

To determine the true value of your 1971 dollar coin, you first need to know what condition (or grade) your coin is in. Grab a coin magnifier and a copy of the U.S. Coin Grading Standards book. Then, watch this video to see how to grade coins yourself at home: Want a cool 1971 dollar coin error with a cute name?

How much is a 1971 silver dollar worth?

Regular strike silver dollars from 1971 in circulated condition are usually worth between $12 and $13. Coins with errors are an exception, and can be worth more. Coins graded at the very lowest levels – 1 or 2 – carry a premium. Some collectors specialize in these, and the PCGS values a 1971 S silver dollar graded 2 at $110.

Is a 1971 D dollar worth anything?

They are rare coins in a grade of MS66 or better. The Denver Mint struck 68,587,424 clad dollars in 1971, and these contain a “D” mintmark above the date. If you have a 1971-D dollar coin, it’s made from copper-nickel clad and thus isn’t truly a silver dollar. But it’s still worth more than face value — even in circulated condition.