Lincoln Silver Dollar Prices Published by US Mint

The United States Mint published 2009 Lincoln Silver Dollar prices on Friday and said it would offer introductory discounts for several weeks following the commemorative silver dollar launch.

The silver coins celebrate the 200th birthday of Abraham Lincoln’s birth with up to 500,000 proof and uncirculated silver dollars issued for collectors beginning on Lincoln’s birthday, February 12.

Additionally, the US Mint will offer a special set that includes the proof silver version and proofs of the four new 2009 Lincoln cents.

Lincoln Silver Dollar designs were revealed by the Mint during the annual Dedication Day Ceremony at Soldiers’ National Cemetery in Gettysburg on November 19, which was the 145th anniversary of the day that Abraham Lincoln delivered his famous Gettysburg Address. The reverse or tails side of the silver coins feature the last 43 words of the Gettysburg Address, encircled in a laurel wreath.

Lincoln Commemorative Silver Dollar Prices

The following prices have been set:

* Up to 500,000 across all product options, including the special set.

Introductory pricing will be available from the first day of sale until March 16, 2009, at 5:00 pm ET. The price for the special 5-coin set has not yet been determined.

[Editor’s update: For a more detailed Lincoln article that includes history, prices, more images and additional bicentennial collector offerings, follow Lincoln Commemorative Silver Dollars. To go directly to the Mint’s online store to order, follow these proof and uncirculated links.]

The US Mint will accept orders for the Abraham Lincoln Commemorative Silver Dollar at www.usmint.gov or at 1-800-USA-MINT (872-6468).

Lincoln Silver Dollar images of the proof and uncirculated versions were released last week.

The Abraham Lincoln Commemorative Coin Act authorized the bicentennial coins as well as a $10 surcharge for each to be paid to the Abraham Lincoln Bicentennial Commission.