Silver Coins · America the Beautiful
Sell your America the Beautiful coins
The US Mint's 5 oz .999 fine America the Beautiful series — all 56 national park and site designs, bullion and burnished. Bring yours to any of our 4 Northern Virginia locations for a free appraisal and instant payout.
How we price it
How we price your America the Beautiful coins
The America the Beautiful series is unusual for its size: each coin is a hefty five ounces of .999 fine silver, roughly three inches across, issued across 56 national-park and site designs. Because every coin holds five ounces, its value is that silver weight against the current price — a larger number per coin than most one-ounce bullion.
We authenticate the coin, weigh it, and read the live silver market onto its five ounces so the figure is clear. Plain bullion issues are typically valued at 85–90% of spot silver; the low-mintage burnished (P-mint) versions and graded examples can draw collectors, and that premium is added when demand is genuine. Payment is made during the visit, never by mail.
What to bring and what to expect
These coins are large, so they usually come in their own capsules or boxes — bring them that way, with any certificates or graded holders included. Selling requires a current, valid photo ID as well.
Chantilly, Annandale, and Manassas take walk-ins during store hours. Vienna / Tysons is currently by appointment, so call (703) 889-0532 before you go. Expect a free, unhurried appraisal we explain step by step, then choose as you wish: say yes for a check in hand, or carry the coins out again at no charge.
The catalog
America the Beautiful coins we buy
Search 62 America the Beautiful coins by year, size or finish. Tap any coin to find your nearest store and bring it in for a free appraisal.
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FAQ
America the Beautiful 5 oz: common questions
How much silver is in an America the Beautiful coin?
Five troy ounces of .999 fine silver each — five times a standard one-ounce coin — so a single piece is valued across all five ounces, as bullion typically at 85–90% of spot, and a small stack adds up quickly.
Are the burnished (P) versions worth more?
They can be. The burnished, low-mintage P-mint coins are scarcer than the plain bullion strikes and can attract collectors above metal value, a premium we recognise when the market supports it.
Do you buy the whole 56-design set?
Yes — individual coins or a complete set of designs are welcome. Each is valued on its five ounces of silver, with any collector premium a burnished or graded piece earns added on top.
Do these coins need their capsules to sell?
Not to be valued — a bullion coin is paid on its silver either way. Keeping the capsule or box does protect the large surface from marks, which can matter on a graded or burnished example.
Free appraisal
Ready to turn your valuables into cash?
Visit one of our four Northern Virginia stores for a free appraisal, or call ahead. You only sell if you love the offer.