Gold dollar coin proofs

Last week while at the bank a teller asked if I wanted these coins and I said yes and bought them at face. I know a couple of them have finger prints and I'm not sure what the value of these coins are. Any help is appreciated.

 

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Here is the last coin.

 

You have impaired proof coins that only came in proof sets directly from the U.S. Mint. Probably someone got into someone else's collection and dumped them. Still keepers but have lost value as Proofs due to circulation. Hard to place any value on them due to this.

 

Should of asked them if they had any shiny dimes and quarters. You might have got lucky and stumbled on some cheap silver. Your coins are worth a dollar.

 

I think you did well at face value and they are worth more than $1 apiece to collectors of that series.
Hard to put a value on them as they are impaired proofs, but I would guess they are worth $3 each.

 

I agree with this statement however I think I could probably squeeze an extra dollar for the first three coins I have shown. It definitely beats having to buy them brand new for 15 or 10 dollars a piece.

I know the teller who sold me the coins. He would have kept any silver, but that's good thinking gronnh20.

 

And not to nitpick, but they are Golden dollars, not Gold dollars.
Big difference.
Sorry.

 

Since condition is EVERYTHING!! and those are so common, even though proof
the condition looks circulated which hurts the over all value, maybe enough to
buy a value meal at Mickey "D,S"

 

I'd say they are worth what you got them for face value. They are a neat curiosity but impaired proofs with high mintage's don't really have much value beyond face.