The 2002-P $1 SLC Winter Olympics Silver Commemorative is a United States Mint issued collector coin struck in .900 fine silver with a total weight of 0.7734 troy ounces. It carries a one dollar face value and was produced at the Philadelphia Mint in proof finish to commemorate the 2002 Salt Lake City Winter Olympic Games. This piece sits at the intersection of numismatic collectibility and silver content, making it relevant to both commemorative coin collectors and silver stackers who appreciate government-minted pieces.
We carry this coin as part of our broader inventory of United States Mint commemorative issues, where historical significance and production quality come together in a single package. The BU designation here refers to its brilliant uncirculated proof quality, meaning the coin was struck under controlled conditions to achieve the sharp definition and mirror-like finish characteristic of proof coinage.
The United States Mint has produced commemorative coins since 1892, issuing special coins to mark significant national events, milestones, and international occasions. Mod
…The 2002-P $1 SLC Winter Olympics Silver Commemorative is a United States Mint issued collector coin struck in .900 fine silver with a total weight of 0.7734 troy ounces. It carries a one dollar face value and was produced at the Philadelphia Mint in proof finish to commemorate the 2002 Salt Lake City Winter Olympic Games. This piece sits at the intersection of numismatic collectibility and silver content, making it relevant to both commemorative coin collectors and silver stackers who appreciate government-minted pieces.
We carry this coin as part of our broader inventory of United States Mint commemorative issues, where historical significance and production quality come together in a single package. The BU designation here refers to its brilliant uncirculated proof quality, meaning the coin was struck under controlled conditions to achieve the sharp definition and mirror-like finish characteristic of proof coinage.
The United States Mint has produced commemorative coins since 1892, issuing special coins to mark significant national events, milestones, and international occasions. Modern commemoratives, which began in 1982 after a decades-long pause, are authorized by Congress and produced in limited quantities, distinguishing them from standard circulation coinage. Each commemorative program typically includes a one dollar silver coin, and proceeds from surcharges often support related organizations or programs tied to the commemorated event.
The 2002 Salt Lake City Winter Olympics served as the backdrop for this commemorative, which was authorized under legislation recognizing the significance of the Games being held on American soil for the first time since 1980. The Salt Lake City Olympics took place in February 2002 in Utah and featured competition across dozens of winter disciplines, drawing athletes from more than 70 countries. The U.S. Mint produced this coin at the Philadelphia Mint, one of the oldest and most storied minting facilities in American history, operating continuously since 1792.
The obverse of this coin features an athlete in motion, capturing the energy and athleticism central to the Winter Games. The design incorporates inscriptions including "LIBERTY," the year "2002," and "IN GOD WE TRUST," rendered with the crisp definition that Philadelphia Mint proof production is known for. The overall composition balances figurative imagery with the clean, precise lettering typical of U.S. Mint commemorative design standards.
The reverse carries the inscriptions "UNITED STATES OF AMERICA," "E PLURIBUS UNUM," and the face value "ONE DOLLAR," along with the "P" mint mark confirming Philadelphia production. Proof striking involves multiple die strikes at slower press speeds, resulting in a deeply mirrored field, frosted raised devices, and exceptional surface clarity that sets these coins apart from standard business strikes. The contrast between the frosted design elements and the reflective background is one of the defining visual characteristics of U.S. proof coinage.
At 0.7734 troy ounces, this coin contains slightly less than a full ounce of silver, a standard specification for United States Mint one dollar silver commemoratives. This makes it more accessible in terms of per-unit cost compared to a full one ounce coin while still representing a meaningful silver content from a recognized government issuer. For collectors building a commemorative set or buyers adding government-minted silver to their holdings, this size hits a practical middle ground.
The fractional weight also means that the coin's premium above spot is proportionally tied to both its silver content and its collectible status, so buyers should factor in the numismatic component alongside the metal value when evaluating the overall cost of ownership.
This coin was produced by the United States Mint, one of the most trusted government minting authorities in the world, with each piece struck to exacting specifications of .900 fine silver and 0.7734 troy ounces. The proof striking process itself serves as a form of quality control, as the die preparation and striking conditions required for proof coinage demand consistent precision across every piece produced. Original mint packaging and certificates of authenticity were issued with these coins, providing additional documentation of their origin and specifications.
We are authorized dealers for both PCGS and NGC, meaning we can facilitate professional third-party grading for customers who want independent certification of their coin's condition and authenticity. Every item in our inventory is verified before it reaches a customer, and our sourcing reflects our broader commitment to working with established and reputable channels within the numismatic market.
This coin is listed in brilliant uncirculated proof condition, reflecting its proof strike and the high standard of surface quality associated with United States Mint commemorative production. Proof coins of this type were originally issued in protective capsules, often accompanied by a velvet-lined presentation case and a certificate of authenticity from the Mint. Individual coins we ship are protected in plastic flips or equivalent protective holders to ensure the surface remains unaffected during transit.
Because this is a collectible proof issue rather than a raw bullion product, the condition standards are more stringent than those applied to generic silver rounds or bars. Buyers should expect a coin that reflects proof characteristics: sharp strike, mirrored fields, and frosted devices consistent with what the Philadelphia Mint produced for this series. Any coins that show signs of handling inconsistent with proof quality are evaluated accordingly before being listed.
Pricing for this coin reflects both its silver content and its collectible premium as a U.S. Mint commemorative issue. The base value moves with the spot price of silver, but the numismatic component means the premium above spot can remain more stable than it would for a generic silver round, particularly for coins in proof condition with original packaging. Demand within the commemorative collector market, the significance of the commemorated event, and overall silver market conditions all play a role in how this coin is priced at any given time.
Our pricing is structured to reflect real-time market conditions with clarity. The bid/ask spread displayed on our product page gives buyers a transparent view of both the acquisition cost and the current resale context, which is especially useful for a product like this where numismatic and metal value intersect. Understanding where a coin sits relative to its silver content and collector demand is a more complete way to evaluate the cost of ownership.
U.S. Mint commemorative silver dollars are widely recognized within both the numismatic and bullion markets, which supports their resale across a range of platforms and buyer types. The Philadelphia Mint proof designation, combined with the Olympic theme, gives this coin appeal to multiple collector segments including U.S. commemorative specialists, Olympic memorabilia collectors, and silver buyers who favor government-issued product. Recognized weight, known purity, and government issuer backing all contribute to straightforward identification during resale.
We operate a two-way market where customers can both purchase and sell precious metals within the same platform. Liquidity is something we encourage buyers to consider before a purchase is made, not only at the point of sale, and our competitive buyback pricing reflects that philosophy. Having a clear picture of the resale side of the transaction is part of making a well-informed decision from the start.
This coin occupies a distinct space in the silver market because it carries both numismatic and metal value backed by a recognized government authority. United States Mint commemoratives in proof condition are produced in authorized, congressionally limited mintages, which differentiates them from generic silver rounds that can be struck in unlimited quantities. For collectors focused on building a complete set of U.S. Olympic commemoratives or buyers who prefer government-issued silver with documented historical context, this coin delivers on both dimensions.
The Salt Lake City Olympics connection adds a layer of cultural and historical relevance that generic silver lacks. Proof quality from the Philadelphia Mint, combined with the 0.7734-ounce silver content, makes this a tangible piece of American minting history tied to a specific moment in international sports. Buyers who appreciate that combination will find this coin a meaningful and well-documented addition to a silver holding or commemorative collection.
We have been operating as a precious metals dealer since 2010, building our reputation on transparent pricing, genuine product authentication, and a straightforward buying and selling experience. Our A rating with the Better Business Bureau, membership in the American Numismatic Association, and membership in the National Coin and Bullion Association reflect a long-term commitment to operating with integrity in an industry where trust is earned through consistent action rather than marketing claims.
Our authorized dealer relationships with PCGS and NGC are particularly relevant for commemorative coins like this one, where condition certification and third-party authentication add meaningful value for collectors. We verify every product we handle, and our pricing is structured to give buyers a clear picture of both sides of the transaction. Our goal is not to pressure a purchase but to provide enough information and transparency that the decision makes itself. Responsive support, reliable fulfillment, and a platform built around the buyer's long-term experience are what we stand behind.
Bullion Standard Pro gives members access to live, executable wholesale bid and ask pricing, which is especially useful when evaluating a product like this one where both silver content and numismatic premium influence the final price. Rather than relying on static retail listings, Pro members can see how the coin is priced and traded at the wholesale level in real time, providing a more accurate picture of current market conditions. Proprietary tools including premium analysis, bid/ask spread data, and liquidity metrics help members assess where this coin stands relative to comparable products in the U.S. commemorative category.
Portfolio valuation through Bullion Standard Pro uses live wholesale bid pricing rather than estimated retail values, so members holding this coin as part of a broader silver or numismatic portfolio can see a realistic picture of current liquidation value at any point. Combined with our product research tools that allow cross-catalog comparison by premium, spread, and liquidity, Pro creates a more transparent and data-driven framework for making decisions about U.S. Mint commemorative silver.
We accept a wide range of payment methods to make the buying experience as straightforward as possible. Customers can pay using Visa, Mastercard, American Express, or Discover, as well as PayPal, bank-connected payments through Plaid, wire transfer, paper check, or cryptocurrency via BitPay. Each method is supported by our secure transaction infrastructure, and the range of options is designed to give buyers flexibility without sacrificing the confidence that comes with a protected transaction.
Whether you are making a one-time purchase or regularly adding to a collection or holding, the payment process is built to be simple, secure, and consistent. Our fulfillment and post-purchase support reflect the same standards we apply to every other part of the experience, from the moment you place an order to the moment your coin arrives.
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Product ID: BST-000357799C
| Year | 2002 |
|---|---|
| Precious Metal Type | Silver |
| Format | Coin |
| Country of Origin | United States |
| Brand/Mint | U.S. Mint |
| Mint Mark | P - Philadelphia |
| Purity | 0.9 |
| Weight | 0.7734 oz |
| Diameter (mm) | 38.1 mm |
| Grade | Proof |
| Finish | Proof |
The 2002-P $1 SLC Winter Olympics Silver Commemorative is a United States Mint issued collector coin struck in .900 fine silver with a total weight of 0.7734 troy ounces. It carries a one dollar face value and was produced at the Philadelphia Mint in proof finish to commemorate the 2002 Salt Lake City Winter Olympic Games. This piece sits at the intersection of numismatic collectibility and silver content, making it relevant to both commemorative coin collectors and silver stackers who appreciate government-minted pieces.
We carry this coin as part of our broader inventory of United States Mint commemorative issues, where historical significance and production quality come together in a single package. The BU designation here refers to its brilliant uncirculated proof quality, meaning the coin was struck under controlled conditions to achieve the sharp definition and mirror-like finish characteristic of proof coinage.
The United States Mint has produced commemorative coins since 1892, issuing special coins to mark significant national events, milestones, and international occasions. Mod
…The 2002-P $1 SLC Winter Olympics Silver Commemorative is a United States Mint issued collector coin struck in .900 fine silver with a total weight of 0.7734 troy ounces. It carries a one dollar face value and was produced at the Philadelphia Mint in proof finish to commemorate the 2002 Salt Lake City Winter Olympic Games. This piece sits at the intersection of numismatic collectibility and silver content, making it relevant to both commemorative coin collectors and silver stackers who appreciate government-minted pieces.
We carry this coin as part of our broader inventory of United States Mint commemorative issues, where historical significance and production quality come together in a single package. The BU designation here refers to its brilliant uncirculated proof quality, meaning the coin was struck under controlled conditions to achieve the sharp definition and mirror-like finish characteristic of proof coinage.
The United States Mint has produced commemorative coins since 1892, issuing special coins to mark significant national events, milestones, and international occasions. Modern commemoratives, which began in 1982 after a decades-long pause, are authorized by Congress and produced in limited quantities, distinguishing them from standard circulation coinage. Each commemorative program typically includes a one dollar silver coin, and proceeds from surcharges often support related organizations or programs tied to the commemorated event.
The 2002 Salt Lake City Winter Olympics served as the backdrop for this commemorative, which was authorized under legislation recognizing the significance of the Games being held on American soil for the first time since 1980. The Salt Lake City Olympics took place in February 2002 in Utah and featured competition across dozens of winter disciplines, drawing athletes from more than 70 countries. The U.S. Mint produced this coin at the Philadelphia Mint, one of the oldest and most storied minting facilities in American history, operating continuously since 1792.
The obverse of this coin features an athlete in motion, capturing the energy and athleticism central to the Winter Games. The design incorporates inscriptions including "LIBERTY," the year "2002," and "IN GOD WE TRUST," rendered with the crisp definition that Philadelphia Mint proof production is known for. The overall composition balances figurative imagery with the clean, precise lettering typical of U.S. Mint commemorative design standards.
The reverse carries the inscriptions "UNITED STATES OF AMERICA," "E PLURIBUS UNUM," and the face value "ONE DOLLAR," along with the "P" mint mark confirming Philadelphia production. Proof striking involves multiple die strikes at slower press speeds, resulting in a deeply mirrored field, frosted raised devices, and exceptional surface clarity that sets these coins apart from standard business strikes. The contrast between the frosted design elements and the reflective background is one of the defining visual characteristics of U.S. proof coinage.
At 0.7734 troy ounces, this coin contains slightly less than a full ounce of silver, a standard specification for United States Mint one dollar silver commemoratives. This makes it more accessible in terms of per-unit cost compared to a full one ounce coin while still representing a meaningful silver content from a recognized government issuer. For collectors building a commemorative set or buyers adding government-minted silver to their holdings, this size hits a practical middle ground.
The fractional weight also means that the coin's premium above spot is proportionally tied to both its silver content and its collectible status, so buyers should factor in the numismatic component alongside the metal value when evaluating the overall cost of ownership.
This coin was produced by the United States Mint, one of the most trusted government minting authorities in the world, with each piece struck to exacting specifications of .900 fine silver and 0.7734 troy ounces. The proof striking process itself serves as a form of quality control, as the die preparation and striking conditions required for proof coinage demand consistent precision across every piece produced. Original mint packaging and certificates of authenticity were issued with these coins, providing additional documentation of their origin and specifications.
We are authorized dealers for both PCGS and NGC, meaning we can facilitate professional third-party grading for customers who want independent certification of their coin's condition and authenticity. Every item in our inventory is verified before it reaches a customer, and our sourcing reflects our broader commitment to working with established and reputable channels within the numismatic market.
This coin is listed in brilliant uncirculated proof condition, reflecting its proof strike and the high standard of surface quality associated with United States Mint commemorative production. Proof coins of this type were originally issued in protective capsules, often accompanied by a velvet-lined presentation case and a certificate of authenticity from the Mint. Individual coins we ship are protected in plastic flips or equivalent protective holders to ensure the surface remains unaffected during transit.
Because this is a collectible proof issue rather than a raw bullion product, the condition standards are more stringent than those applied to generic silver rounds or bars. Buyers should expect a coin that reflects proof characteristics: sharp strike, mirrored fields, and frosted devices consistent with what the Philadelphia Mint produced for this series. Any coins that show signs of handling inconsistent with proof quality are evaluated accordingly before being listed.
Pricing for this coin reflects both its silver content and its collectible premium as a U.S. Mint commemorative issue. The base value moves with the spot price of silver, but the numismatic component means the premium above spot can remain more stable than it would for a generic silver round, particularly for coins in proof condition with original packaging. Demand within the commemorative collector market, the significance of the commemorated event, and overall silver market conditions all play a role in how this coin is priced at any given time.
Our pricing is structured to reflect real-time market conditions with clarity. The bid/ask spread displayed on our product page gives buyers a transparent view of both the acquisition cost and the current resale context, which is especially useful for a product like this where numismatic and metal value intersect. Understanding where a coin sits relative to its silver content and collector demand is a more complete way to evaluate the cost of ownership.
U.S. Mint commemorative silver dollars are widely recognized within both the numismatic and bullion markets, which supports their resale across a range of platforms and buyer types. The Philadelphia Mint proof designation, combined with the Olympic theme, gives this coin appeal to multiple collector segments including U.S. commemorative specialists, Olympic memorabilia collectors, and silver buyers who favor government-issued product. Recognized weight, known purity, and government issuer backing all contribute to straightforward identification during resale.
We operate a two-way market where customers can both purchase and sell precious metals within the same platform. Liquidity is something we encourage buyers to consider before a purchase is made, not only at the point of sale, and our competitive buyback pricing reflects that philosophy. Having a clear picture of the resale side of the transaction is part of making a well-informed decision from the start.
This coin occupies a distinct space in the silver market because it carries both numismatic and metal value backed by a recognized government authority. United States Mint commemoratives in proof condition are produced in authorized, congressionally limited mintages, which differentiates them from generic silver rounds that can be struck in unlimited quantities. For collectors focused on building a complete set of U.S. Olympic commemoratives or buyers who prefer government-issued silver with documented historical context, this coin delivers on both dimensions.
The Salt Lake City Olympics connection adds a layer of cultural and historical relevance that generic silver lacks. Proof quality from the Philadelphia Mint, combined with the 0.7734-ounce silver content, makes this a tangible piece of American minting history tied to a specific moment in international sports. Buyers who appreciate that combination will find this coin a meaningful and well-documented addition to a silver holding or commemorative collection.
We have been operating as a precious metals dealer since 2010, building our reputation on transparent pricing, genuine product authentication, and a straightforward buying and selling experience. Our A rating with the Better Business Bureau, membership in the American Numismatic Association, and membership in the National Coin and Bullion Association reflect a long-term commitment to operating with integrity in an industry where trust is earned through consistent action rather than marketing claims.
Our authorized dealer relationships with PCGS and NGC are particularly relevant for commemorative coins like this one, where condition certification and third-party authentication add meaningful value for collectors. We verify every product we handle, and our pricing is structured to give buyers a clear picture of both sides of the transaction. Our goal is not to pressure a purchase but to provide enough information and transparency that the decision makes itself. Responsive support, reliable fulfillment, and a platform built around the buyer's long-term experience are what we stand behind.
Bullion Standard Pro gives members access to live, executable wholesale bid and ask pricing, which is especially useful when evaluating a product like this one where both silver content and numismatic premium influence the final price. Rather than relying on static retail listings, Pro members can see how the coin is priced and traded at the wholesale level in real time, providing a more accurate picture of current market conditions. Proprietary tools including premium analysis, bid/ask spread data, and liquidity metrics help members assess where this coin stands relative to comparable products in the U.S. commemorative category.
Portfolio valuation through Bullion Standard Pro uses live wholesale bid pricing rather than estimated retail values, so members holding this coin as part of a broader silver or numismatic portfolio can see a realistic picture of current liquidation value at any point. Combined with our product research tools that allow cross-catalog comparison by premium, spread, and liquidity, Pro creates a more transparent and data-driven framework for making decisions about U.S. Mint commemorative silver.
We accept a wide range of payment methods to make the buying experience as straightforward as possible. Customers can pay using Visa, Mastercard, American Express, or Discover, as well as PayPal, bank-connected payments through Plaid, wire transfer, paper check, or cryptocurrency via BitPay. Each method is supported by our secure transaction infrastructure, and the range of options is designed to give buyers flexibility without sacrificing the confidence that comes with a protected transaction.
Whether you are making a one-time purchase or regularly adding to a collection or holding, the payment process is built to be simple, secure, and consistent. Our fulfillment and post-purchase support reflect the same standards we apply to every other part of the experience, from the moment you place an order to the moment your coin arrives.
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