Discover the 1981 S Susan B. Anthony Dollar graded PCGS MS-65 — a stunning example of one of America's most distinctive dollar coins. This premium Mint State specimen offers exceptional eye appeal and sharp detail, making it a standout choice for both collectors and investors seeking high-quality 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 produced by the United States Mint. Struck in 1981 with a proof-like satin finish, this San Francisco mint issue is prized for its brilliant surfaces and historical significance.
Certified by PCGS in the coveted MS-65 grade, this coin displays vibrant luster, clean fields, and well-defined features that highlight its status as a condition rarity in the SBA series.
History: The Susan B. Anthony Dollar was introduced in 1979 to honor the famous women's suffrage leader. Production continued through 1981 before the series was discontinued due to public confusion with the quarter. The 1981 issues were produced exclusively for mint sets, making them far scarcer in circulation strike format than the earlier dates.
This PCGS MS-65 1981-S Susan B. Anthony Dollar represents an excellent opportunity to own a beautifully preserved piece of modern U.S. numismatic history with strong eye appeal and solid long-term collector demand.
