Mintages shrank in and in , the Susan B. Anthony dollar was struck only for uncirculated sets and proof sets. Production resumed in to fill a shortage of dollar coins, which by the late s were increasingly used in vending machines and in the mass transit industry.
While the Susan B. Anthony dollar was a very short-lived series, remarkably there were a few scarce issues and varieties. These include the P Near Date or? Wide Rim? The prices listed in our database are intended to be used as an indication only.
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However, these should be minimal and not due to the coin being used in circulation. The mint produced Susan B. As illustrated in the photo in the link below, the mint mark is located on the obverse of the coin, in the lower left-hand area, just above the shoulder of Susan B Anthony. The buy price is what you can expect to pay to a coin dealer when you purchase the coin. Sell value is what you can expect to receive from a coin dealer if you sell the coin. The values listed here are approximate retail prices and wholesale values.
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Measure content performance. Develop and improve products. Of all of the coins struck over the long career of the United States Mint , no coin had as much support from the federal government only to see it immediately cast aside upon release as the Susan B. Anthony dollar. Anthony dollar coin came into being after President Jimmy Carter signed its authorizing act into law on October 10, The coin had unanimous support in the United States Senate , which voted on August 22, and passed the House of Representatives by a vote on September Congress and the Treasury Department saw the small dollar as a practical alternative to the large cartwheel Eisenhower dollar , which was produced to great fanfare and large numbers but relatively little circulation.
In , the U. This review came one year after the Mint struck cents in an experimental aluminum alloy attempting to reduce the cost of producing one-cent coinage.
The Treasury saw the new mini-dollar as a boon to the vending industry as well, which could offer a new range of products with the new smaller coin. Former U. Anthony small dollar replacement, the Sacagawea dollar, in the s, said in an interview that several design recommendations were ignored by the Mint when the coin went into production.
For starters, experts had recommended that the coin be a different color than the quarter, have a different edge, and that the Mint should undertake a massive advertising campaign to promote the coin. All three of these concerns were ignored in the final product. In theory, the Susan B. Anthony was meant to be 11 sided. The vending industry lobbied against this on the grounds that their machines were designed to accept round coins and therefore the sided dollar coin would require an expensive refit of their machines.
The Mint ultimately backed down from this idea and instead kept the sided polygon as a design embellishment on the rim of the coin. The Susan B. Anthony dollar also came with a reeded edge, which made the new dollar coin and the quarter confusingly similar in size, shape, and appearance. Upon release, the National Automatic Merchandising Association took a wait-and-see approach to the new coin to determine whether the public would accept it before the trade organization and its members bore the expense to update their machines.
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