What is a $1 coin?

$1 coins, officially known as gold dollars or silver dollars depending on the metal composition, are a type of currency issued by the United States Mint. Unlike the widely used $1 banknotes made of paper, these coins are made entirely of metal alloys and have a distinctive golden or bright silver appearance.

Where can I buy a new $1 coin?

The U.S. Mint is the official producer of coinage for the United States government. On their website collectors can purchase brand new $1 coins directly from the source. Some key things to know about buying from the Mint: Their selection includes the latest coin releases, such as the 2023 Native American $1 Coin.

Where can I buy US Presidential dollar coins?

Though they are official U.S. legal tender, they are no longer circulated for general use — instead, the Mint now sells them exclusively to the collectors' market. If you're looking to buy U.S. Presidential Dollar coins, you've come to the right place. AMERICAN MINT has a large selection available for you.