The 1993-S Bill of Rights Madison Silver Commemorative is a one-dollar proof coin struck by the United States Mint at the San Francisco facility in .900 fine silver, weighing 0.7734 troy ounces. It was issued as part of a federally authorized commemorative program recognizing the 200th anniversary of the ratification of the Bill of Rights and honoring James Madison, a principal architect of the Constitution and the amendments that followed. As a United States Mint commemorative, it carries legal tender status as a one-dollar coin, though its value within the collector and precious metals markets is determined by factors well beyond its face denomination.
We carry this coin as part of our broader numismatic and commemorative silver inventory, offering collectors and silver buyers an opportunity to acquire a piece that combines government-minted silver content with significant historical resonance.
The Bill of Rights Commemorative program was authorized by Congress and produced in 1993 to mark the bicentennial of the Bill of Rights, which was ratified on December 15, 1791. The serie
…The 1993-S Bill of Rights Madison Silver Commemorative is a one-dollar proof coin struck by the United States Mint at the San Francisco facility in .900 fine silver, weighing 0.7734 troy ounces. It was issued as part of a federally authorized commemorative program recognizing the 200th anniversary of the ratification of the Bill of Rights and honoring James Madison, a principal architect of the Constitution and the amendments that followed. As a United States Mint commemorative, it carries legal tender status as a one-dollar coin, though its value within the collector and precious metals markets is determined by factors well beyond its face denomination.
We carry this coin as part of our broader numismatic and commemorative silver inventory, offering collectors and silver buyers an opportunity to acquire a piece that combines government-minted silver content with significant historical resonance.
The Bill of Rights Commemorative program was authorized by Congress and produced in 1993 to mark the bicentennial of the Bill of Rights, which was ratified on December 15, 1791. The series consisted of multiple coin denominations across gold and silver, with the silver dollar serving as the flagship piece. Proceeds from the original coin sales were directed toward educational programs related to constitutional rights and civic awareness.
James Madison, whose likeness appears on this coin, is widely regarded as the Father of the Constitution. His drafting of the first ten amendments to the Constitution, later known collectively as the Bill of Rights, made him the natural subject for a commemorative series of this scope. The San Francisco Mint, long associated with superior proof production, was designated to strike the proof versions of this coin, consistent with its established reputation for producing high-quality collector coinage.
The broader commemorative coin program in the United States traces its modern origins to the 1982 George Washington Half Dollar, which revived a tradition that had been dormant for decades. The Bill of Rights series represents one of the more historically substantive programs in that modern era, with strong collector recognition that has persisted for over three decades.
The obverse of the coin features a portrait of James Madison rendered with careful attention to period-appropriate detail, accompanied by the inscriptions "JAMES MADISON," "FATHER OF THE BILL OF RIGHTS," "LIBERTY," and the date 1993. The portrait conveys both the formality of historical coinage and the expressive quality typical of proof-struck United States commemoratives. The design was executed by Dean McMullen, whose approach brought a sense of scholarly gravitas appropriate to the subject.
The reverse depicts the torch of freedom and the text of the First Amendment, serving as a direct visual reference to the constitutional freedoms the coin commemorates. Inscriptions include "UNITED STATES OF AMERICA," "IN GOD WE TRUST," "E PLURIBUS UNUM," and the denomination "ONE DOLLAR." The composition strikes a balance between symbolic imagery and typographic clarity.
As a proof issue, the coin features the deeply mirrored fields and frosted, sculpted design elements that are characteristic of San Francisco Mint proof production. The contrast between the reflective background and the sharp, matte devices gives the coin a visual precision that distinguishes it clearly from business strike or uncirculated versions of the same design.
At 0.7734 troy ounces, the Bill of Rights Madison silver dollar falls just under a full troy ounce, which is a common format for United States Mint silver commemorative dollars. This weight reflects the standard 90% silver composition and the physical dimensions set by federal statute for one-dollar commemorative coinage. For buyers primarily interested in silver content, the slightly sub-ounce weight is a practical consideration when comparing this coin to one-ounce bullion rounds or sovereign coins.
The format also makes this coin accessible to collectors who may be adding commemoratives to an existing numismatic collection rather than accumulating silver in standard one-ounce increments. Its combination of meaningful silver content and historical significance gives it a dual appeal that one-ounce generic rounds cannot replicate.
This coin was struck by the United States Mint, one of the most rigorously controlled minting operations in the world, under federal oversight and to exacting specifications. The .900 fine silver composition and 0.7734-ounce weight are consistent with the statutory requirements for United States silver commemorative dollars, providing an inherent layer of standardization and authenticity assurance. Proof coins from the San Francisco Mint are produced using polished dies and carefully handled planchets, resulting in a finished product that reflects a high standard of quality control at the point of production.
We are authorized dealers for both PCGS and NGC, which positions us to facilitate third-party grading for customers who require a certified assessment of a coin's condition or authenticity. For raw coins like this one, we verify products before they enter our inventory to confirm they align with the specifications and condition grades we represent.
This coin is listed in Brilliant Uncirculated condition, which for a proof commemorative of this type indicates a coin that has been preserved in its original struck state without circulation, cleaning, or significant post-production handling. Proof coins graded BU retain their original mirrored surfaces and frosted devices without the hairlines, contact marks, or loss of reflectivity that would reduce their grade under formal numismatic standards. Buyers should note that "BU" on a proof coin describes its state of preservation rather than implying the coin was struck as a standard uncirculated business strike.
Individual coins are delivered in a protective plastic flip to safeguard the proof surfaces during transit. The original United States Mint issue included a presentation case with a certificate of authenticity, and while original packaging may or may not accompany secondary market examples, we note the packaging status clearly in our listings. If you have questions about whether original mint packaging is included with a specific piece, our team is available to confirm prior to purchase.
Pricing for the 1993-S Bill of Rights Madison proof is influenced by the current spot price of silver, given that the coin's 0.7734-ounce silver content establishes a metal value floor. However, the premium above spot for this coin is shaped by additional factors specific to the commemorative and numismatic market: the historical significance of the subject matter, the proof quality of the production, the limited original mintage, and sustained collector demand across multiple decades.
Premiums on proof commemoratives from the United States Mint tend to be more stable than those on generic silver products, since their value proposition extends beyond raw metal weight. Market conditions for specific commemorative issues can shift based on collector trends, anniversary cycles, and the broader numismatic market, all of which are reflected in our real-time pricing. Our pricing structure is built around transparency, meaning the premium you see is directly tied to observable market conditions rather than arbitrary markups.
The Bill of Rights Madison silver dollar is a widely recognized United States Mint commemorative with an established presence in the secondary market. Its combination of government issuance, .900 fine silver content, and numismatic identity gives it a dual audience of silver stackers and coin collectors, both of which contribute to its resale accessibility. Coins with clear statutory specifications and recognized mint origins tend to move through the secondary market more efficiently than obscure or private-issue products.
We operate as a two-way market, which means customers can both purchase and sell this coin through our platform. We encourage buyers to consider liquidity as part of the acquisition decision rather than an afterthought, and our competitive buyback pricing reflects a genuine commitment to being on both sides of the transaction.
This coin offers something that generic silver rounds cannot: a direct connection to a pivotal moment in American constitutional history, struck to proof standards by the United States Mint with the backing of a federal legislative mandate. For collectors focused on United States commemoratives, the Bill of Rights series occupies a meaningful place in the modern commemorative canon, and the proof dollar is its centerpiece issue.
From a silver content perspective, the coin provides close to a full troy ounce of .900 fine metal in a format that carries recognized legal tender status and government-backed specifications. For buyers who want more than an undifferentiated ounce of silver, the Madison proof provides historical depth, superior minting quality, and a numismatic identity that holds its own in both the collector and bullion markets.
We have built our reputation over more than a decade by focusing on the parts of this business that matter most to serious buyers: accurate product descriptions, transparent pricing, and a selling experience that is straightforward rather than pressure-driven. Our A rating with the Better Business Bureau and active memberships in the American Numismatic Association and the National Coin and Bullion Association reflect a sustained commitment to operating at a high professional standard.
As authorized dealers for both PCGS and NGC, we are equipped to support customers across the full spectrum of numismatic needs, from raw coins to certified pieces. Our two-way market model means that when you purchase from us, you are entering a platform that values your ability to sell just as much as your initial purchase. Every piece we carry is verified before it reaches our customers, and our team is accessible to answer specific questions about condition, packaging, or provenance before a transaction is completed.
Bullion Standard Pro gives members access to live, executable wholesale bid and ask pricing across our catalog, including commemorative silver coins like this one. Rather than relying on static retail markups, Pro members transact at prices that reflect real-time wholesale market conditions, which means premiums and spreads move naturally with supply and demand rather than being anchored to fixed dealer pricing structures. For a coin like the Bill of Rights Madison proof, where numismatic and silver market dynamics both influence pricing, having visibility into live wholesale pricing provides a more complete picture of current market value.
Pro also includes real-time portfolio valuation based on current wholesale bid prices, along with proprietary research tools that allow members to evaluate products across metrics such as historical premiums, bid/ask spread tightness, and liquidity. For collectors who hold multiple commemorative issues, these tools provide a more objective framework for understanding how individual coins are priced and traded relative to the broader market.
We support a full range of payment methods to make the buying process as convenient and secure as possible. Customers can pay using major credit cards including Visa, Mastercard, American Express, and Discover, as well as PayPal, bank-connected payments through Plaid, wire transfer, paper check, and cryptocurrency via BitPay. Each method is integrated into a secure checkout process designed to protect your financial information at every step.
Whether you prefer a traditional payment method or the speed and privacy of a cryptocurrency transaction, we have structured our payment options to accommodate a wide range of buyer preferences without compromising transaction security or fulfillment reliability.
Volume Discount Pricing Orders paid by debit card, credit card, and PayPal are an item's full list price and receive no discount. Orders paid by cryptocurrency receive a 3% discount from an item's full list price. Orders paid by eCheck (ACH), paper check, and bank wire receive a 4% discount from an item's full list price.
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Product ID: BST-0002982614
| Year | 1993 |
|---|---|
| Precious Metal Type | Silver |
| Format | Coin |
| Country of Origin | United States |
| Brand/Mint | U.S. Mint |
| Mint Mark | S - San Francisco |
| Purity | 0.9 |
| Weight | 0.7734 oz |
| Thickness (mm) | 2.58 mm |
| Diameter (mm) | 38.1 mm |
| Grade | BU |
| Finish | Proof |
The 1993-S Bill of Rights Madison Silver Commemorative is a one-dollar proof coin struck by the United States Mint at the San Francisco facility in .900 fine silver, weighing 0.7734 troy ounces. It was issued as part of a federally authorized commemorative program recognizing the 200th anniversary of the ratification of the Bill of Rights and honoring James Madison, a principal architect of the Constitution and the amendments that followed. As a United States Mint commemorative, it carries legal tender status as a one-dollar coin, though its value within the collector and precious metals markets is determined by factors well beyond its face denomination.
We carry this coin as part of our broader numismatic and commemorative silver inventory, offering collectors and silver buyers an opportunity to acquire a piece that combines government-minted silver content with significant historical resonance.
The Bill of Rights Commemorative program was authorized by Congress and produced in 1993 to mark the bicentennial of the Bill of Rights, which was ratified on December 15, 1791. The serie
…The 1993-S Bill of Rights Madison Silver Commemorative is a one-dollar proof coin struck by the United States Mint at the San Francisco facility in .900 fine silver, weighing 0.7734 troy ounces. It was issued as part of a federally authorized commemorative program recognizing the 200th anniversary of the ratification of the Bill of Rights and honoring James Madison, a principal architect of the Constitution and the amendments that followed. As a United States Mint commemorative, it carries legal tender status as a one-dollar coin, though its value within the collector and precious metals markets is determined by factors well beyond its face denomination.
We carry this coin as part of our broader numismatic and commemorative silver inventory, offering collectors and silver buyers an opportunity to acquire a piece that combines government-minted silver content with significant historical resonance.
The Bill of Rights Commemorative program was authorized by Congress and produced in 1993 to mark the bicentennial of the Bill of Rights, which was ratified on December 15, 1791. The series consisted of multiple coin denominations across gold and silver, with the silver dollar serving as the flagship piece. Proceeds from the original coin sales were directed toward educational programs related to constitutional rights and civic awareness.
James Madison, whose likeness appears on this coin, is widely regarded as the Father of the Constitution. His drafting of the first ten amendments to the Constitution, later known collectively as the Bill of Rights, made him the natural subject for a commemorative series of this scope. The San Francisco Mint, long associated with superior proof production, was designated to strike the proof versions of this coin, consistent with its established reputation for producing high-quality collector coinage.
The broader commemorative coin program in the United States traces its modern origins to the 1982 George Washington Half Dollar, which revived a tradition that had been dormant for decades. The Bill of Rights series represents one of the more historically substantive programs in that modern era, with strong collector recognition that has persisted for over three decades.
The obverse of the coin features a portrait of James Madison rendered with careful attention to period-appropriate detail, accompanied by the inscriptions "JAMES MADISON," "FATHER OF THE BILL OF RIGHTS," "LIBERTY," and the date 1993. The portrait conveys both the formality of historical coinage and the expressive quality typical of proof-struck United States commemoratives. The design was executed by Dean McMullen, whose approach brought a sense of scholarly gravitas appropriate to the subject.
The reverse depicts the torch of freedom and the text of the First Amendment, serving as a direct visual reference to the constitutional freedoms the coin commemorates. Inscriptions include "UNITED STATES OF AMERICA," "IN GOD WE TRUST," "E PLURIBUS UNUM," and the denomination "ONE DOLLAR." The composition strikes a balance between symbolic imagery and typographic clarity.
As a proof issue, the coin features the deeply mirrored fields and frosted, sculpted design elements that are characteristic of San Francisco Mint proof production. The contrast between the reflective background and the sharp, matte devices gives the coin a visual precision that distinguishes it clearly from business strike or uncirculated versions of the same design.
At 0.7734 troy ounces, the Bill of Rights Madison silver dollar falls just under a full troy ounce, which is a common format for United States Mint silver commemorative dollars. This weight reflects the standard 90% silver composition and the physical dimensions set by federal statute for one-dollar commemorative coinage. For buyers primarily interested in silver content, the slightly sub-ounce weight is a practical consideration when comparing this coin to one-ounce bullion rounds or sovereign coins.
The format also makes this coin accessible to collectors who may be adding commemoratives to an existing numismatic collection rather than accumulating silver in standard one-ounce increments. Its combination of meaningful silver content and historical significance gives it a dual appeal that one-ounce generic rounds cannot replicate.
This coin was struck by the United States Mint, one of the most rigorously controlled minting operations in the world, under federal oversight and to exacting specifications. The .900 fine silver composition and 0.7734-ounce weight are consistent with the statutory requirements for United States silver commemorative dollars, providing an inherent layer of standardization and authenticity assurance. Proof coins from the San Francisco Mint are produced using polished dies and carefully handled planchets, resulting in a finished product that reflects a high standard of quality control at the point of production.
We are authorized dealers for both PCGS and NGC, which positions us to facilitate third-party grading for customers who require a certified assessment of a coin's condition or authenticity. For raw coins like this one, we verify products before they enter our inventory to confirm they align with the specifications and condition grades we represent.
This coin is listed in Brilliant Uncirculated condition, which for a proof commemorative of this type indicates a coin that has been preserved in its original struck state without circulation, cleaning, or significant post-production handling. Proof coins graded BU retain their original mirrored surfaces and frosted devices without the hairlines, contact marks, or loss of reflectivity that would reduce their grade under formal numismatic standards. Buyers should note that "BU" on a proof coin describes its state of preservation rather than implying the coin was struck as a standard uncirculated business strike.
Individual coins are delivered in a protective plastic flip to safeguard the proof surfaces during transit. The original United States Mint issue included a presentation case with a certificate of authenticity, and while original packaging may or may not accompany secondary market examples, we note the packaging status clearly in our listings. If you have questions about whether original mint packaging is included with a specific piece, our team is available to confirm prior to purchase.
Pricing for the 1993-S Bill of Rights Madison proof is influenced by the current spot price of silver, given that the coin's 0.7734-ounce silver content establishes a metal value floor. However, the premium above spot for this coin is shaped by additional factors specific to the commemorative and numismatic market: the historical significance of the subject matter, the proof quality of the production, the limited original mintage, and sustained collector demand across multiple decades.
Premiums on proof commemoratives from the United States Mint tend to be more stable than those on generic silver products, since their value proposition extends beyond raw metal weight. Market conditions for specific commemorative issues can shift based on collector trends, anniversary cycles, and the broader numismatic market, all of which are reflected in our real-time pricing. Our pricing structure is built around transparency, meaning the premium you see is directly tied to observable market conditions rather than arbitrary markups.
The Bill of Rights Madison silver dollar is a widely recognized United States Mint commemorative with an established presence in the secondary market. Its combination of government issuance, .900 fine silver content, and numismatic identity gives it a dual audience of silver stackers and coin collectors, both of which contribute to its resale accessibility. Coins with clear statutory specifications and recognized mint origins tend to move through the secondary market more efficiently than obscure or private-issue products.
We operate as a two-way market, which means customers can both purchase and sell this coin through our platform. We encourage buyers to consider liquidity as part of the acquisition decision rather than an afterthought, and our competitive buyback pricing reflects a genuine commitment to being on both sides of the transaction.
This coin offers something that generic silver rounds cannot: a direct connection to a pivotal moment in American constitutional history, struck to proof standards by the United States Mint with the backing of a federal legislative mandate. For collectors focused on United States commemoratives, the Bill of Rights series occupies a meaningful place in the modern commemorative canon, and the proof dollar is its centerpiece issue.
From a silver content perspective, the coin provides close to a full troy ounce of .900 fine metal in a format that carries recognized legal tender status and government-backed specifications. For buyers who want more than an undifferentiated ounce of silver, the Madison proof provides historical depth, superior minting quality, and a numismatic identity that holds its own in both the collector and bullion markets.
We have built our reputation over more than a decade by focusing on the parts of this business that matter most to serious buyers: accurate product descriptions, transparent pricing, and a selling experience that is straightforward rather than pressure-driven. Our A rating with the Better Business Bureau and active memberships in the American Numismatic Association and the National Coin and Bullion Association reflect a sustained commitment to operating at a high professional standard.
As authorized dealers for both PCGS and NGC, we are equipped to support customers across the full spectrum of numismatic needs, from raw coins to certified pieces. Our two-way market model means that when you purchase from us, you are entering a platform that values your ability to sell just as much as your initial purchase. Every piece we carry is verified before it reaches our customers, and our team is accessible to answer specific questions about condition, packaging, or provenance before a transaction is completed.
Bullion Standard Pro gives members access to live, executable wholesale bid and ask pricing across our catalog, including commemorative silver coins like this one. Rather than relying on static retail markups, Pro members transact at prices that reflect real-time wholesale market conditions, which means premiums and spreads move naturally with supply and demand rather than being anchored to fixed dealer pricing structures. For a coin like the Bill of Rights Madison proof, where numismatic and silver market dynamics both influence pricing, having visibility into live wholesale pricing provides a more complete picture of current market value.
Pro also includes real-time portfolio valuation based on current wholesale bid prices, along with proprietary research tools that allow members to evaluate products across metrics such as historical premiums, bid/ask spread tightness, and liquidity. For collectors who hold multiple commemorative issues, these tools provide a more objective framework for understanding how individual coins are priced and traded relative to the broader market.
We support a full range of payment methods to make the buying process as convenient and secure as possible. Customers can pay using major credit cards including Visa, Mastercard, American Express, and Discover, as well as PayPal, bank-connected payments through Plaid, wire transfer, paper check, and cryptocurrency via BitPay. Each method is integrated into a secure checkout process designed to protect your financial information at every step.
Whether you prefer a traditional payment method or the speed and privacy of a cryptocurrency transaction, we have structured our payment options to accommodate a wide range of buyer preferences without compromising transaction security or fulfillment reliability.
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