The 1996-D High Jump Silver Dollar is a United States Mint commemorative coin struck in .900 fine silver, weighing 0.7734 troy ounces. It carries a face value of one dollar and was produced at the Denver Mint as part of a broader series of commemorative coins issued in conjunction with the 1996 Atlanta Olympic Games. This coin is offered in Brilliant Uncirculated condition, representing one of the two collector grades issued for this series alongside the Proof version.
Commemorative coins from the United States Mint occupy a distinct position in the silver coin market, sitting between traditional bullion issues and purely numismatic pieces. The 1996 Olympic series attracted collectors worldwide and produced some of the more visually distinctive silver commemoratives of the decade. We carry this coin as part of our broader selection of United States Mint commemoratives, where design and historical context are as central to value as metal content.
The United States Congress authorized a series of commemorative coins to celebrate the 1996 Centennial Olympic Games held in Atlanta, Georgia. The resulting
…The 1996-D High Jump Silver Dollar is a United States Mint commemorative coin struck in .900 fine silver, weighing 0.7734 troy ounces. It carries a face value of one dollar and was produced at the Denver Mint as part of a broader series of commemorative coins issued in conjunction with the 1996 Atlanta Olympic Games. This coin is offered in Brilliant Uncirculated condition, representing one of the two collector grades issued for this series alongside the Proof version.
Commemorative coins from the United States Mint occupy a distinct position in the silver coin market, sitting between traditional bullion issues and purely numismatic pieces. The 1996 Olympic series attracted collectors worldwide and produced some of the more visually distinctive silver commemoratives of the decade. We carry this coin as part of our broader selection of United States Mint commemoratives, where design and historical context are as central to value as metal content.
The United States Congress authorized a series of commemorative coins to celebrate the 1996 Centennial Olympic Games held in Atlanta, Georgia. The resulting program was one of the largest commemorative coin series in U.S. history, encompassing dozens of distinct designs across silver dollars and other denominations. The 1996-D High Jump Silver Dollar was among the issues from that program produced at the Denver Mint, identifiable by the "D" mint mark.
Congress has authorized commemorative coin programs since the late nineteenth century, with modern programs resuming in the 1980s after a decades-long hiatus. These coins are struck in limited quantities, are not intended for general circulation, and often carry surcharges that are directed toward specific organizations or causes. For the Olympic series, a portion of proceeds supported the United States Olympic Committee. The limited authorization quantities and focused distribution distinguish these coins from regular-issue bullion products.
The Denver Mint has operated continuously since 1906 and is recognized as one of the most productive minting facilities in the country. Its commemorative output carries the same quality standards applied to its circulating and bullion production, and the "D" mint mark on this coin is a point of distinction for collectors who pursue mint-specific examples within a series.
The obverse of this coin features a high jumper clearing the bar, rendered with the dynamic energy and precision that characterizes the best Olympic commemorative designs. The athletic figure is depicted mid-clearance, with the composition capturing both motion and form in a way that reflects the artistry the United States Mint brought to the 1996 series. The inscriptions "LIBERTY" and "1996," along with the traditional "IN GOD WE TRUST," frame the central imagery without crowding the design.
The reverse carries the torch and shield design common to several coins in the 1996 Olympic series, incorporating the denomination, "UNITED STATES OF AMERICA," and ".900 SILVER" to confirm the coin's composition. The overall finish on the Brilliant Uncirculated version differs from the frosted cameo of the Proof, offering bright, luster-rich surfaces across both sides that showcase the coin's detail under direct light.
At 0.7734 troy ounces, the 1996-D High Jump Silver Dollar carries less silver content than a standard one-ounce bullion coin. This is the standard weight specification for U.S. Mint silver dollars, a format that has remained consistent across commemorative and American Eagle silver issues since the modern program began. The weight is close enough to one ounce that many collectors treat these coins comparably, though it is worth noting the distinction when evaluating metal content specifically.
For buyers focused on the commemorative and numismatic aspects of this coin, the sub-ounce weight is largely incidental. The coin's appeal is rooted in its design, historical context, and limited mintage rather than its bullion weight, and its accessibility in terms of price reflects that positioning within the broader commemorative market.
Every coin produced by the United States Mint is manufactured to exacting standards, with weight and purity verified through internal quality control processes before release. The .900 fine silver composition of this coin is consistent with the standard used for U.S. silver dollars throughout the commemorative era, and the mint mark confirms the specific facility responsible for production. These specifications are struck directly into the coin as part of the minting process, providing an inherent authenticity verification that distinguishes government-issued coins from secondary-market rounds.
We are authorized dealers for both PCGS and NGC, the two leading third-party grading and authentication services in the United States. While this particular coin is offered without a grading service encapsulation, buyers who wish to have their coins independently authenticated and graded can do so through either service. Our overall sourcing standards are built around authenticity, weight verification, and purity confirmation before any product reaches a customer.
Brilliant Uncirculated denotes a coin that has never entered circulation and retains full original mint luster. BU coins may show minor contact marks from the production and handling process, which is normal for non-Proof issues and does not reflect post-mint damage. The surfaces exhibit the natural bright strike of a freshly minted coin without the mirrored fields and frosted devices associated with Proof finishes. For collectors, BU represents a strong presentation at a typically lower premium than the Proof equivalent.
Individual coins ship in a protective plastic flip to preserve their condition during transit. The 1996-D High Jump Silver Dollar was originally issued in a standard United States Mint capsule and, in many cases, accompanied by a government-issued box and certificate of authenticity. Coins we carry may or may not include original government packaging depending on the specific inventory; when original packaging is included, it is noted in the product listing. If you are purchasing for a collection where presentation matters, reviewing the listing details or contacting us directly will confirm what is included with your specific order.
Pricing for this coin reflects both the underlying spot price of silver and the numismatic premium associated with the Olympic commemorative series. Because this is not a standard bullion issue, the premium above silver spot tends to be driven more by collector demand, mintage levels, and series popularity than by typical bullion supply and demand dynamics. The 1996 Olympic series experienced lower overall sales than earlier commemorative programs, which means some issues carry premiums that reflect scarcity as much as they reflect metal content.
Our pricing is updated in real time to reflect current market conditions. Buyers evaluating this coin should weigh both the silver value and the numismatic component together rather than treating it purely as a silver bullion purchase. The spread between what collectors pay and what the market returns at resale is influenced by the depth of demand within the commemorative coin market, which can be narrower than the broader bullion market for common one-ounce sovereign coins.
United States Mint commemoratives are broadly recognized by dealers and collectors throughout the country, and the 1996 Olympic series maintains an active secondary market. Liquidity for individual coins within the series varies based on mintage figures, design popularity, and current collector interest. The High Jump issue is one of the more recognizable sports-themed designs from the program, which supports its continued presence in dealer inventories and at auction.
We operate within a two-way market that supports both buying and selling within the same platform. Customers who acquire this coin through us can return to our marketplace when they are ready to sell, working within a structure designed for pricing transparency on both sides of the transaction. Understanding the full bid/ask spread at the time of purchase helps set realistic expectations for the complete cost of ownership rather than focusing solely on the acquisition price.
This coin appeals to buyers who combine an interest in silver with an appreciation for the commemorative coin tradition. The 1996 Olympic series is one of the most historically significant commemorative programs of the modern era, and the High Jump design is among the more artistically compelling issues in the set. For collectors pursuing a complete Olympic series, this coin represents a necessary component with documented government issuance and confirmed metal composition.
The Denver Mint striking adds a layer of distinction for collectors who track mint-specific production, and the BU condition provides strong visual appeal without the Proof premium. For buyers primarily interested in silver content at a moderate premium, this coin delivers recognized government backing and a design that holds relevance well beyond the typical bullion bar or round.
We have been operating in the physical precious metals market since 2010, and our approach has always centered on transparency over pressure. Pricing on every product reflects real-time market conditions, and we display the bid/ask spread on each product page so buyers can evaluate the complete transaction rather than just the ask price. That level of pricing clarity is central to how we operate, and it extends equally to commemorative coins, bullion rounds, and sovereign issues alike.
Our A rating with the Better Business Bureau, membership in the American Numismatic Association, and membership in the National Coin and Bullion Association reflect the standards we hold ourselves to across every transaction. As authorized dealers for both PCGS and NGC, we are well positioned to support collectors who want third-party grading on significant purchases. Every product we sell is verified before it reaches a customer, and our customer service team is available to answer product-specific questions before and after purchase.
Bullion Standard Pro gives members direct access to live, executable wholesale bid and ask pricing across our catalog, including commemorative silver coins like this one. Rather than seeing static retail prices, Pro members transact at real-time wholesale market pricing without additional dealer markups applied on top. For products where the premium above spot is influenced by collector demand and numismatic factors, having access to live wholesale pricing provides a more accurate view of where the market actually sits on any given day.
Pro members also benefit from real-time portfolio valuation based on current wholesale bid prices, which provides a more realistic picture of liquidation value than retail-estimated pricing. Proprietary research tools allow members to evaluate this coin alongside comparable issues using metrics such as historical premiums, bid/ask spread tightness, and liquidity indicators, supporting more informed decisions about when and what to buy or sell within the commemorative silver market.
We support a wide range of payment methods to make purchasing straightforward and secure. Accepted options include Visa, Mastercard, American Express, Discover, PayPal, bank-connected payments through Plaid, wire transfer, paper check, and cryptocurrency payments processed through BitPay. Each method is integrated into a secure transaction environment designed to protect buyer information at every step.
Whether you prefer the speed of a wire transfer, the convenience of a major credit card, or the flexibility of cryptocurrency, the checkout process is built to accommodate your preference without added friction. Our fulfillment process moves quickly once payment is confirmed, and every shipment is handled with the security appropriate for precious metals purchases.
Product ID: BST-00033036A7
| Year | 1996 |
|---|---|
| Precious Metal Type | Silver |
| Format | Coin |
| Country of Origin | United States |
| Brand/Mint | U.S. Mint |
| Mint Mark | D - Denver |
| Purity | 0.9 |
| Weight | 0.7734 oz |
| Thickness (mm) | 2.58 mm |
| Diameter (mm) | 38.1 mm |
| Grade | BU |
The 1996-D High Jump Silver Dollar is a United States Mint commemorative coin struck in .900 fine silver, weighing 0.7734 troy ounces. It carries a face value of one dollar and was produced at the Denver Mint as part of a broader series of commemorative coins issued in conjunction with the 1996 Atlanta Olympic Games. This coin is offered in Brilliant Uncirculated condition, representing one of the two collector grades issued for this series alongside the Proof version.
Commemorative coins from the United States Mint occupy a distinct position in the silver coin market, sitting between traditional bullion issues and purely numismatic pieces. The 1996 Olympic series attracted collectors worldwide and produced some of the more visually distinctive silver commemoratives of the decade. We carry this coin as part of our broader selection of United States Mint commemoratives, where design and historical context are as central to value as metal content.
The United States Congress authorized a series of commemorative coins to celebrate the 1996 Centennial Olympic Games held in Atlanta, Georgia. The resulting
…The 1996-D High Jump Silver Dollar is a United States Mint commemorative coin struck in .900 fine silver, weighing 0.7734 troy ounces. It carries a face value of one dollar and was produced at the Denver Mint as part of a broader series of commemorative coins issued in conjunction with the 1996 Atlanta Olympic Games. This coin is offered in Brilliant Uncirculated condition, representing one of the two collector grades issued for this series alongside the Proof version.
Commemorative coins from the United States Mint occupy a distinct position in the silver coin market, sitting between traditional bullion issues and purely numismatic pieces. The 1996 Olympic series attracted collectors worldwide and produced some of the more visually distinctive silver commemoratives of the decade. We carry this coin as part of our broader selection of United States Mint commemoratives, where design and historical context are as central to value as metal content.
The United States Congress authorized a series of commemorative coins to celebrate the 1996 Centennial Olympic Games held in Atlanta, Georgia. The resulting program was one of the largest commemorative coin series in U.S. history, encompassing dozens of distinct designs across silver dollars and other denominations. The 1996-D High Jump Silver Dollar was among the issues from that program produced at the Denver Mint, identifiable by the "D" mint mark.
Congress has authorized commemorative coin programs since the late nineteenth century, with modern programs resuming in the 1980s after a decades-long hiatus. These coins are struck in limited quantities, are not intended for general circulation, and often carry surcharges that are directed toward specific organizations or causes. For the Olympic series, a portion of proceeds supported the United States Olympic Committee. The limited authorization quantities and focused distribution distinguish these coins from regular-issue bullion products.
The Denver Mint has operated continuously since 1906 and is recognized as one of the most productive minting facilities in the country. Its commemorative output carries the same quality standards applied to its circulating and bullion production, and the "D" mint mark on this coin is a point of distinction for collectors who pursue mint-specific examples within a series.
The obverse of this coin features a high jumper clearing the bar, rendered with the dynamic energy and precision that characterizes the best Olympic commemorative designs. The athletic figure is depicted mid-clearance, with the composition capturing both motion and form in a way that reflects the artistry the United States Mint brought to the 1996 series. The inscriptions "LIBERTY" and "1996," along with the traditional "IN GOD WE TRUST," frame the central imagery without crowding the design.
The reverse carries the torch and shield design common to several coins in the 1996 Olympic series, incorporating the denomination, "UNITED STATES OF AMERICA," and ".900 SILVER" to confirm the coin's composition. The overall finish on the Brilliant Uncirculated version differs from the frosted cameo of the Proof, offering bright, luster-rich surfaces across both sides that showcase the coin's detail under direct light.
At 0.7734 troy ounces, the 1996-D High Jump Silver Dollar carries less silver content than a standard one-ounce bullion coin. This is the standard weight specification for U.S. Mint silver dollars, a format that has remained consistent across commemorative and American Eagle silver issues since the modern program began. The weight is close enough to one ounce that many collectors treat these coins comparably, though it is worth noting the distinction when evaluating metal content specifically.
For buyers focused on the commemorative and numismatic aspects of this coin, the sub-ounce weight is largely incidental. The coin's appeal is rooted in its design, historical context, and limited mintage rather than its bullion weight, and its accessibility in terms of price reflects that positioning within the broader commemorative market.
Every coin produced by the United States Mint is manufactured to exacting standards, with weight and purity verified through internal quality control processes before release. The .900 fine silver composition of this coin is consistent with the standard used for U.S. silver dollars throughout the commemorative era, and the mint mark confirms the specific facility responsible for production. These specifications are struck directly into the coin as part of the minting process, providing an inherent authenticity verification that distinguishes government-issued coins from secondary-market rounds.
We are authorized dealers for both PCGS and NGC, the two leading third-party grading and authentication services in the United States. While this particular coin is offered without a grading service encapsulation, buyers who wish to have their coins independently authenticated and graded can do so through either service. Our overall sourcing standards are built around authenticity, weight verification, and purity confirmation before any product reaches a customer.
Brilliant Uncirculated denotes a coin that has never entered circulation and retains full original mint luster. BU coins may show minor contact marks from the production and handling process, which is normal for non-Proof issues and does not reflect post-mint damage. The surfaces exhibit the natural bright strike of a freshly minted coin without the mirrored fields and frosted devices associated with Proof finishes. For collectors, BU represents a strong presentation at a typically lower premium than the Proof equivalent.
Individual coins ship in a protective plastic flip to preserve their condition during transit. The 1996-D High Jump Silver Dollar was originally issued in a standard United States Mint capsule and, in many cases, accompanied by a government-issued box and certificate of authenticity. Coins we carry may or may not include original government packaging depending on the specific inventory; when original packaging is included, it is noted in the product listing. If you are purchasing for a collection where presentation matters, reviewing the listing details or contacting us directly will confirm what is included with your specific order.
Pricing for this coin reflects both the underlying spot price of silver and the numismatic premium associated with the Olympic commemorative series. Because this is not a standard bullion issue, the premium above silver spot tends to be driven more by collector demand, mintage levels, and series popularity than by typical bullion supply and demand dynamics. The 1996 Olympic series experienced lower overall sales than earlier commemorative programs, which means some issues carry premiums that reflect scarcity as much as they reflect metal content.
Our pricing is updated in real time to reflect current market conditions. Buyers evaluating this coin should weigh both the silver value and the numismatic component together rather than treating it purely as a silver bullion purchase. The spread between what collectors pay and what the market returns at resale is influenced by the depth of demand within the commemorative coin market, which can be narrower than the broader bullion market for common one-ounce sovereign coins.
United States Mint commemoratives are broadly recognized by dealers and collectors throughout the country, and the 1996 Olympic series maintains an active secondary market. Liquidity for individual coins within the series varies based on mintage figures, design popularity, and current collector interest. The High Jump issue is one of the more recognizable sports-themed designs from the program, which supports its continued presence in dealer inventories and at auction.
We operate within a two-way market that supports both buying and selling within the same platform. Customers who acquire this coin through us can return to our marketplace when they are ready to sell, working within a structure designed for pricing transparency on both sides of the transaction. Understanding the full bid/ask spread at the time of purchase helps set realistic expectations for the complete cost of ownership rather than focusing solely on the acquisition price.
This coin appeals to buyers who combine an interest in silver with an appreciation for the commemorative coin tradition. The 1996 Olympic series is one of the most historically significant commemorative programs of the modern era, and the High Jump design is among the more artistically compelling issues in the set. For collectors pursuing a complete Olympic series, this coin represents a necessary component with documented government issuance and confirmed metal composition.
The Denver Mint striking adds a layer of distinction for collectors who track mint-specific production, and the BU condition provides strong visual appeal without the Proof premium. For buyers primarily interested in silver content at a moderate premium, this coin delivers recognized government backing and a design that holds relevance well beyond the typical bullion bar or round.
We have been operating in the physical precious metals market since 2010, and our approach has always centered on transparency over pressure. Pricing on every product reflects real-time market conditions, and we display the bid/ask spread on each product page so buyers can evaluate the complete transaction rather than just the ask price. That level of pricing clarity is central to how we operate, and it extends equally to commemorative coins, bullion rounds, and sovereign issues alike.
Our A rating with the Better Business Bureau, membership in the American Numismatic Association, and membership in the National Coin and Bullion Association reflect the standards we hold ourselves to across every transaction. As authorized dealers for both PCGS and NGC, we are well positioned to support collectors who want third-party grading on significant purchases. Every product we sell is verified before it reaches a customer, and our customer service team is available to answer product-specific questions before and after purchase.
Bullion Standard Pro gives members direct access to live, executable wholesale bid and ask pricing across our catalog, including commemorative silver coins like this one. Rather than seeing static retail prices, Pro members transact at real-time wholesale market pricing without additional dealer markups applied on top. For products where the premium above spot is influenced by collector demand and numismatic factors, having access to live wholesale pricing provides a more accurate view of where the market actually sits on any given day.
Pro members also benefit from real-time portfolio valuation based on current wholesale bid prices, which provides a more realistic picture of liquidation value than retail-estimated pricing. Proprietary research tools allow members to evaluate this coin alongside comparable issues using metrics such as historical premiums, bid/ask spread tightness, and liquidity indicators, supporting more informed decisions about when and what to buy or sell within the commemorative silver market.
We support a wide range of payment methods to make purchasing straightforward and secure. Accepted options include Visa, Mastercard, American Express, Discover, PayPal, bank-connected payments through Plaid, wire transfer, paper check, and cryptocurrency payments processed through BitPay. Each method is integrated into a secure transaction environment designed to protect buyer information at every step.
Whether you prefer the speed of a wire transfer, the convenience of a major credit card, or the flexibility of cryptocurrency, the checkout process is built to accommodate your preference without added friction. Our fulfillment process moves quickly once payment is confirmed, and every shipment is handled with the security appropriate for precious metals purchases.
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