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Well, I'm late to this fast developing thread/chat. A whole lot of confusion going on with some valid insight. I'm only going to answer the main question asked to me. Yes, modern commemorative dollars are all 90% silver. As has been mentioned, some Ikes are silver. And the poster who was referring to Ikes as commemoratives is actually correct. They were meant as a circulating commemorative. The dollar was the only denomination that was available.
 

are you sure you don't have a 1970's version? The coin you are freaking out about is a Special Mint Coin, released for collections, in lots of (1) ONE - . I doubt anyone in the world has a roll of 20 of them ( unless you are a niche collector, or hoarder)

Actually, I have rolls of commemorative silver dollars. I bought up prestige proof sets and whenever a deal presented itself in the late nineties. The prestige sets would have the outer packaging damaged (acrylic scratched, the padding smelly due to being in a smoker's home, etc.) I would sell off the other proof coins in the set individually to offset my initial costs. The silver dollars would go in rolls and in the safe.
 

hey Floridafinder,My brother designed that app.his name is Jeremy Ware.He isnt famous yet,but it took him 16 months to make the app.
 

Well, I'm late to this fast developing thread/chat. A whole lot of confusion going on with some valid insight. I'm only going to answer the main question asked to me. Yes, modern commemorative dollars are all 90% silver. As has been mentioned, some Ikes are silver. And the poster who was referring to Ikes as commemoratives is actually correct. They were meant as a circulating commemorative. The dollar was the only denomination that was available.

Thank you for answering me, I was just curious because since a few of the commemorative halves were 90% silver, then I was wondering if the same applied for the big dollars.
 

Nickel Searcher 219 said:
hey Floridafinder,My brother designed that app.his name is Jeremy Ware.He isnt famous yet,but it took him 16 months to make the app.

Wow, that's really interesting. It is a very nice app. Did you get a free copy? There is a bug in the chart for the Ike dollars, and it would be nice some updates for commemoratives under Special Minted. Not criticizing it, I use it all the time. Just didn't expect a sibling of the developer to be on Tnet. Can you pass those those tidbits on? :)
 

FloridaFinder said:
That is great info, thanks. I have over $100 in Ikes that I need to go through some in great condition. I have $50 in Ikes added to my halves order at a local bank coming in next week so I'll have

You can order Ikes?
 

CladSmoke said:
You can order Ikes?

I have tried before but usually just found what they had on hand. All banks and all branches always said that they couldn't specify which type of dollar coins on the order form - and it would almost always be the small gold colored dollar coins.

Today the branch that I had just opened an account at had some especially nice tellers, and one called the coin supply company and asked if they had Ikes. They said they'd tack all that they had there onto my order of halves. Today was a good day and I hope the day that order arrives is even better with some great finds!
 

FloridaFinder said:
I have tried before but usually just found what they had on hand. All banks and all branches always said that they couldn't specify which type of dollar coins on the order form - and it would almost always be the small gold colored dollar coins.

Today the branch that I had just opened an account at had some especially nice tellers, and one called the coin supply company and asked if they had Ikes. They said they'd tack all that they had there onto my order of halves. Today was a good day and I hope the day that order arrives is even better with some great finds!

That is awesome. Good for you man.
 

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