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The 1995 Paralympics silver dollar sells for $75 to $80 in uncirculated and $50 in proof.

Mint struck a silver dollar recognizing the Paralympics.

High Jump (dollar) $295 to $315 in uncirculated or $55 to $60 in proofĪlso, in 19, the U.S.

Rowing (dollar) $295 to $315 in uncirculated or $55 to $60 in proof.

Tennis (dollar) $295 to $315 in uncirculated or $75 to $80 in proof.

Cycling (dollar) $140 to $150 in uncirculated or $40 to $45 in proof.

Track and Field (dollar) $85 to $90 in uncirculated or $40 to $45 in proof.

Gymnastics (dollar) $60 to $65 in uncirculated or $50 in proof.

Soccer (half dollar) $100 to $110 in uncirculated or $80 to $85 in proof.

Swimming (half dollar) $115 to $120 in uncirculated or $30 to $35 in proof.

Baseball (half dollar) $14 to $17 in uncirculated or $18 to $20 in proof.

Basketball (half dollar) $14 to $17 in uncirculated or $18 to $20 in proof.

These $5 gold Olympic coins sell for $600 to $800 in uncirculated condition and $350 to $500 in proof condition. Mint also sold four $5 gold Olympic coins picturing a torch runner, the main stadium, a flag bearer, and the Olympic cauldron.

Mint struck Atlanta Olympic coins, 12 individual events were pictured on separate coins. This is especially the case with the 1995 to 96 Olympic coins which honor the games held in Atlanta, Georgia, in 1996.ĭuring the 2 years the U.S. usually commemorates the Olympics with coins featuring individual events. Olympic coins have been minted to commemorate both domestic Olympiads (those held in the United States) as well as those held abroad.įollowing is a list of all popular U.S. Mint to produce many coins over 30 years. However, there is one particular sporting event which has been featured on dozens of commemorative coins since 1983: the Olympics. The United States has honored certain sports and sporting events on commemorative coins for years. If you buy thru these links, we may earn a commission at no additional cost to you.