BSA centennial proof silver dollar

My mom gave this to me while she was cleaning her closet. It is a BSA proof silver dollar coin made in Pennsylvania. There was only 350,000 minted. What is the value of this coin? Is it the value of silver? Thanks!

 

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Very nice, wish my closet had that kinda stuff in it. I have no idea of the value but I'm gonna say it carries some kinda premium. Afterall it is a proof commem.

 

There were available from the US Mint last fall for $39.95 each

 

You can watch how this one sells to give yourself an idea.

http://cgi.ebay.com/BSA-Centennial-...11?pt=Coins_US_Individual&hash=item35b450b1fb

 

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Close up of coin. The coin has perfect details on it.

 

Condition of coin: uncirculated

 

Correction: The condition of your coin is "proof".

 

.77344 oz of pure silver. Unfortunately, they're not really popular on eBay, nor other places I've noticed. There is 1 completed sale on eBay from last week and that one sold, in OGP for $42.25, which is not much of a profit at all with the original issue price and shipping from the Mint.

 

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2 pics with scanner and 2 pics with camera

 

Correction to your correction : "Proof" is not a condition, it is a method of manufacture.

That is to say, a proof coin can be circulated (I own several circulated proof coins), up to flawless...in other words, 1-70...just like any other coin.

The ANA and US Mint have this to say on the subject:

http://www.usmint.gov/collectorsclub/index.cfm?action=ANACoinGrading