How much is a 1976 dollar worth?

The San Francisco Mint struck 4 million specimens, but not all of these were sold — the surplus was reportedly melted. A typical 1976-S silver proof dollar coin sells for $12 to $15. The record price for a 1976 40% silver proof dollar goes to a specimen graded PR70DCAM by Professional Coin Grading Service — which sold for $6,900 in 2008.

How much is a 1976 $1 silver coin worth?

Circulated 1976 $1 Silver coins are generally worth $5 – $15, while uncirculated coins can fetch $20 to $100, with higher grades reaching up to $20,000 or more! A total of 3,998,621 silver dollar proof coins (40% silver content) were struck in San Francisco. The average value of these proof coins ranges from $10 to $60, depending on the condition.

How do you identify a 1976 silver dollar?

Mint Mark: The first identifier of a 1976 silver dollar is the “S” mint mark, as 40% silver versions were only struck at the San Francisco Mint. If your coin has the mint mark, ensure it matches the authentic style, size, and font! Composition: The 1976 dollar coin should have an unmistaken 40% total silver content.