Discover the exceptional 1981 P Susan B. Anthony Dollar graded PCGS MS-67. This premium condition coin represents one of the finest examples of the short-lived Susan B. Anthony dollar series, prized by collectors for its stunning preservation and historical significance.
Minted in Philadelphia, this 1981-P SBA dollar features the distinctive small-size dollar design that was revolutionary for its time. The coin showcases sharp, crisp details with brilliant surfaces that have earned the coveted MS-67 grade from PCGS, placing it among the highest quality examples available.
Perfect for both seasoned numismatists and those building a collection of United States dollar coins, this Susan B. Anthony dollar offers a rare opportunity to own a conditionally scarce specimen from the final year of the series.
The Susan B. Anthony Dollar was introduced in 1979 as the first circulating United States coin to feature a portrait of a real woman. Honoring the famous suffragist and civil rights leader, the coin was intended to replace the cumbersome Eisenhower Dollar.
Despite its innovative design and smaller size intended for vending machines, the coin was largely rejected by the public who confused it with a quarter. Production of the Susan B. Anthony Dollar officially ended in 1981, making this 1981-P issue part of the final mintage year.
Today, high-grade examples like this PCGS MS-67 are increasingly sought after by collectors of modern U.S. coinage and those interested in women's history and numismatic rarities.
