Discover the exceptional 1980 P Susan B. Anthony Dollar graded PCGS MS-66. This premium Mint State example from the Philadelphia Mint showcases striking original luster and sharp detail, making it a standout choice for both collectors and investors seeking high-grade SBA dollars.
The Susan B. Anthony Dollar was the first circulating U.S. coin to feature a woman and the first small-sized dollar coin since 1929. Released in 1979, these coins were intended to replace the larger Eisenhower Dollar but faced public resistance due to their similarity in size and color to the quarter.
This 1980-P specimen represents the second year of the short-lived series and carries the distinctive "P" mint mark. Graded by PCGS at MS-66, it sits in the top tier of preservation for the date, exhibiting virtually flawless surfaces and brilliant cartwheel luster.
Struck in cupronickel clad over a pure copper core, this coin displays the iconic portrait of women's rights pioneer Susan B. Anthony on the obverse and the Apollo 11 mission insignia on the reverse. Its historical significance combined with its high grade makes this 1980-P SBA dollar a smart addition to any numismatic portfolio.
Whether you're building a complete SBA set or simply adding premium type coins, this PCGS-certified MS-66 example offers both historical importance and strong visual appeal. A true American numismatic treasure from the early 1980s.
