A 2009 dollar coin’s value can vary significantly depending on its type, condition, and any potential errors.
Here’s a breakdown of common 2009 dollar coin types and their approximate values:
- 2009 Native American Dollars (Sacagawea): These coins feature a reverse design depicting the “Three Sisters” agriculture method.
– Circulated Condition: Typically worth between $1.05 and $1.35.
– Uncirculated Condition: Can sell for up to $38 for the Philadelphia mint (P) and up to $20 for the Denver mint (D) in pristine, uncirculated condition.
– Special Finishes: Some 2009 Sacagawea dollars have a satin finish, which can increase their value. The highest price seen for these satin finish coins is about $850. Denver Mint coins with this finish in position A have been valued around $2,000, while Philadelphia Mint coins in position A have been valued around $650, and position B coins around $600.
– Errors: Look for errors such as doubled edge lettering or missing edge lettering, which can significantly increase their value. One such example, a 2009D Native American Sacagawea Dollar (Edge Lettering), is being sold for $1,100 on eBay.
- 2009 Presidential Dollars (e.g., John Tyler): These coins honor former U.S. Presidents.
– Circulated Condition: These are generally worth their face value, $1, unless they have a mint error.
– Errors: Like the Native American dollars, Presidential dollars can have errors that increase their value, such as doubled edge lettering or missing edge lettering. Coins with doubled edge lettering can sell for around $500 in high grades, and a John Tyler dollar with this error sold for $300 in auction. Upside-down edge lettering, while not considered a traditional error by collectors, can fetch $40 to $50.
- 2009 American Silver Eagle: These are bullion coins, with a face value of $1, but their value is tied to the price of silver.
– Each coin contains one ounce of pure silver.
– They typically sell for around $2 above or below the current spot price of silver.
– There were no proof American Silver Eagles issued in 2009 due to high demand for silver.
Important Considerations:
- The condition of the coin plays a significant role in its value. Uncirculated coins or those with rare errors will command higher prices.
- Mint marks (P for Philadelphia, D for Denver, S for San Francisco) can also affect the value.
- Prices can fluctuate based on the market and collector demand.
- It’s always recommended to consult a reputable coin dealer or authenticator for an accurate appraisal of your specific coin.
How much is a 2009 one dollar coin worth?
All 2009 ASE coins consist of one ounce of pure silver. Because of that silver content, each regular issue 2009 $1 silver coin usually sells for around $2 above or below the current price of an ounce of silver depending on if you are buying or selling.
How do I know if my $1 coin is valuable?
From my experience, The best way to find the value of your dollar coins is with an appraisal online or in-person. Whether in-person or online, an appraisal can have an expert look at your dollar coins and tell you exactly how much they are worth and where their value is. The choice of appraisal is totally up to you and your convenience.