2013 Silver Dollar Value
The 2013 Silver Eagle Dollar is worth far more than its face value, due to its numismatic value and silver bullion content. Continue reading if you want to know what is a 2013 silver dollar value.
Coin Specification
- Type: Silver American Eagle
- Country: United States
- Year: 2013
- Face Value: $1 USD
- Weight: 1 troy oz
- Metal Composition: 99.9% Silver
The American Mint creates bullion coins called American Silver Eagles. The coin’s obverse (Head) features the Lady Liberty with the rising sun behind her along with the inscription 2013 – LIBERTY – In God We Trust. The reverse (tail) features an eagle, a shield, and 13 stars along with the inscription United States of America – 1 OZ Fine Silver – One Dollar.
2013 Silver Eagle Dollar comes in a variety of mintage types:
- 2013 Silver Dollar without a mint mark, was struck at the West Point mint with a total quantity of 42,675,000.
- 2013 W Proof Silver Dollar, was struck at the West Point mint with a total quantity of 934,812.
- 2013 W Burnished Silver Dollar, it was struck at the West Point mint with a total quantity of 222,091.
- 2013 W Reverse Proof Silver Dollar, was struck at the West Point mint with a total amount of 281,310.
The mint mark for the 2013 Silver Eagles Dollars is visible on the reverse, beneath the Eagle’s right talon. Proof Silver Eagles have additional detail and reflective (mirror-like) surfaces since they are minted on unique planchets. Each Proof Silver Eagle coin is initially packaged in a box from the US Mint along with a certificate of authenticity. The burnished silver eagles have a remarkable appearance. Coins that have been burnished appear less glossy and have a matte-like surface.
What is a 2013 silver dollar value?
The bullion version (which is more common) is valued based on its silver content, and with silver prices around $31.65 per ounce, the melt value for the coin is approximately $31.62. This is the base value if you’re looking to sell it purely for its silver content.
Collector’s versions, like the proof or burnished coins, carry higher premiums. For example, the 2013-W proof or burnished coins can fetch prices between $60 and $90, depending on their condition and rarity
