That depends on how you define "value". We sell them for the theoretical price of the silver, $55. It would be a challenge to get more than that. In fact dealers are paying well under, you would be doing well to get $45. Any smart and informed collector isn't paying much more than that.
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It's a 1922 $1 silver coin. It's part of a small collection of silver coins my uncle left me. Was curious to know if there's any value to it besides the silver .
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