Description

The 1983-P $1 LA Olympic Silver Commem – PCGS MS70 is a United States Mint los angeles olympic commemorative issued to honor the 1984 Summer Olympic Games in Los Angeles. Modern U.S. commemorative silver dollars are purpose-built collector coins, combining legal-tender status with a theme tied to American history, institutions, people, or national milestones.

This issue carries the standard silver-dollar format used for the program during this era: a $1 denomination, 90% silver composition, 26.73 gram weight, and approximately 38.1 mm diameter. Its mint state format and any certification or original packaging shown in the title are important parts of the specific offering.

Key Features:

• 1983 U.S. Mint commemorative silver dollar
• Theme: The 1984 summer olympic games in los angeles
• $1 legal-tender denomination
• 90% silver composition
• Mint State
• This example is certified by PCGS at the MS70 grade.

Specifications:

• Year: 1983
• Issuer: United States Mint
• Denomination: $1
• Composition: 90% silver / 10% copper
• Weight: 26.73 g
• Diameter: Approximately 38.1 mm
• Finish/grade: MS70

Frequently Asked Questions:

Q: What does this commemorative silver dollar honor?
A: It was issued to recognize the 1984 Summer Olympic Games in Los Angeles.

Q: How much silver is in this commemorative dollar?
A: Silver commemorative dollars of this era use a 90% silver composition and have a total coin weight of 26.73 grams.

Q: Is this a circulating silver dollar?
A: No. It is a congressionally authorized collector commemorative with a $1 legal-tender denomination.

Q: Does certification or original packaging matter?
A: For collectors, third-party grading, labels, certificates, and original Mint packaging can be meaningful parts of the specific offering when they are included.