2015-W American Liberty, High Relief $100 gold coin goes on sale July 30
Coin World
"The 2015-W American Liberty, High Relief gold coin to be issued by the U.S. Mint will be a 1-ounce .9999 fine gold piece that will carry a face value of $100, becoming the United States' first gold coin to bear that denomination. The first U.S. coin to carry the $100 denomination is the American Eagle 1-ounce platinum coin introduced in 1997."
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United States Circulating Coin Values
This table does not reflect U.S. Mint production costs, but the pure base metal value that composes the coin. Calculations are based on coin weight, metal composition, and base metal prices. The "Metal % of Face Value" column represents the percentage of metal that comprises the denomination's purchasing power. A coin that is over 100% in this category has more base metal value than purchasing power.
Table based on July 10, 2015 mid-day base metal prices:
Copper $2.5044/lb  0.0272 |
Zinc $0.9059/lb 0.0095 |
Nickel $5.0765/lb 0.1731 |
United States Circulated Silver Coin Values - Updated Every Minute
These coins were in standard circulation until silver was removed from all coinage in 1965 and 1970 (40% silver half-dollars). I recognize that the silver Eisenhower dollar was issued as a collectible only, but I'm still categorizing it with this group. This table illustrates how far the metal value has progressed compared to the denomination's purchasing power after the debasement.
Table based on July 10, 2015 2:15 PM PDT silver prices:
Silver $15.59/oz  0.21
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