What is the value of a 19th century dollar?

Answer by  AEF (519)

It depends on the date, where it was made, and the condition of the coin. Some rare dates can be worth hundreds. Unfortunately, odds are yours is worth about $10.

Answer by  CandyJohn (138)

Depends on if it's a coin or a bill and the wear on the currency. Also where it was minted determines the worth. However, the availability of the coin is what affects it the most. The higher the circulation, the less it's value. A 1890's Morgan dollar can usually go for about 50 dollars at the lowest grade.

Answer by  jemmi12 (72)

A 19th century dollar is still legal currency, so the value of it is exactly one dollar. If it's a morgan silver dollar, maybe more to a collector.

Answer by  Snichole (195)

I have seen 19th century dollars go for 15 to 35 dollars. The amount that it's to be sold for would depend a lot on condition of the dollar. Taking in consideration that the dollar is in great shape it could go for as much as 30bucks.

Answer by  Jim95 (73)

The value is about 100 dollars or so. Their not that rare. Anything less than a century old is up to the bidder. If you have something older than that it will be worth more.

Answer by  Brandon55 (1719)

To determine both the worth and the grade, I would take it to a coin dealer. 19th century dollars can be found on ebay for around 20 to 30 dollars each. The coin dealer will identify if there is a mint mark and exactly how rare the coin is. Older, mint condition, coins are worth more.