The John Quincy Adams Presidential Dollar coins, bearing the dates 1825-1829 (his term in office), were actually minted in 2008.
Here’s a breakdown of the coin’s value:
- Face Value: Most circulated John Quincy Adams dollar coins are worth their face value of $1.
- Uncirculated Condition: In pristine, uncirculated condition, the value can rise to $2 to $5, depending on the grading.
- Graded Mint State 65 or higher: Coins with this grading, indicating few visible flaws, might fetch slightly more.
- Proof Versions: Specially struck for collectors, these coins can be worth $10 to $15, especially when graded as Proof 70.
- Error Coins: Some John Quincy Adams Presidential dollars have been found with minting errors, like missing edge lettering, which can increase their value significantly. For example, a 2008 John Quincy Adams Mint Error (missing edge lettering) is offered for 150USD on Mercari.
It’s important to note
- The John Quincy Adams dollar is made primarily of a manganese-brass alloy and does not have intrinsic metal value like gold or silver coins.
- If you’re unsure about the value of your coin, consulting with a professional numismatist or coin appraiser is recommended for an accurate valuation.
