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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;Troodon, post: 1576256, member: 4626&quot;]Er, for <i>circulation</i> no, but in 1992 they produced commemorative silver dollars for the Olympics, the White House, and Christopher Columbus.&nbsp; Plus there&#039;s the American Silver Eagle which is technically a silver dollar in the sense that it&#039;s made out of silver and has a face value of one dollar.</p><p><br /></p><p>I think the OP is referring to the ASEs as I&#039;ve never seen anyone roll commemoratives (though some box/roll searchers have found commem. halves in their half searching).&nbsp; The mint never rolled ASEs officially, but the business strikes that were distributed to third-party dealers were sometimes rolled privately, 20 to a roll (most preferred plastic tubes though, also 20 to a tube).&nbsp; At bare minimum a roll would be worth $700 just for the silver alone.&nbsp; Something like this could never be &quot;unopened&quot; so opening it up to see what you find can&#039;t hurt; there may be some nice ones in there.&nbsp; At bare minimum it&#039;s at least worth what 20 ounces of silver is worth.</p><p><br /></p><p>P.S.&nbsp; Don&#039;t believe any eBay auctions for so-called &quot;unopened&quot; rolls of ASEs.&nbsp; The Mint never rolled these, so if they&#039;re in rolls they were done so privately.&nbsp; Meaning they can&#039;t truly be &quot;unopened&quot; in the sense that nobody looked at them since the coins left the Mint.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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