The 2017-P Lions Club Centennial Silver Dollar is a United States commemorative coin struck by the Philadelphia Mint in .900 fine silver, weighing 0.7734 troy ounces. Issued under the authority of the United States Mint, it carries a face value of one dollar and was produced to mark the 100th anniversary of Lions Clubs International, one of the largest volunteer service organizations in the world. Commemorative coins of this type occupy a distinct place in the market, combining the tangible silver content of a bullion product with the design quality and historical significance of a collectible issue.
We carry this coin in Brilliant Uncirculated condition, representing the standard uncirculated grade for U.S. Mint commemorative issues. The BU designation reflects that the coin was struck for circulation-adjacent presentation rather than the mirror-like finish found on Proof versions, making it a practical and accessible entry point for collectors and buyers who want a finished commemorative without the premium associated with Proof coinage.
Lions Clubs International was founded in 1917 by Melvin
…The 2017-P Lions Club Centennial Silver Dollar is a United States commemorative coin struck by the Philadelphia Mint in .900 fine silver, weighing 0.7734 troy ounces. Issued under the authority of the United States Mint, it carries a face value of one dollar and was produced to mark the 100th anniversary of Lions Clubs International, one of the largest volunteer service organizations in the world. Commemorative coins of this type occupy a distinct place in the market, combining the tangible silver content of a bullion product with the design quality and historical significance of a collectible issue.
We carry this coin in Brilliant Uncirculated condition, representing the standard uncirculated grade for U.S. Mint commemorative issues. The BU designation reflects that the coin was struck for circulation-adjacent presentation rather than the mirror-like finish found on Proof versions, making it a practical and accessible entry point for collectors and buyers who want a finished commemorative without the premium associated with Proof coinage.
Lions Clubs International was founded in 1917 by Melvin Jones in Chicago, Illinois. Jones, a Chicago businessman, believed that civic clubs should expand their focus beyond professional networking to actively serve their communities. From that founding meeting, Lions Clubs grew into a global humanitarian organization with millions of members operating across more than 200 countries and territories. The centennial of that founding in 2017 provided the occasion for Congress to authorize the production of this commemorative coin series.
The enabling legislation directed the United States Mint to produce a limited number of silver dollar commemoratives in both Proof and Brilliant Uncirculated formats. Proceeds from surcharges attached to each coin were designated to support Lions Clubs International Foundation, which funds programs focused on blindness prevention, disaster relief, and youth development. U.S. commemorative coins of this type are struck in limited quantities, which is a defining characteristic of the series as a whole and contributes to their appeal among collectors who follow the commemorative program closely.
The Philadelphia Mint, designated by the "P" mint mark on this coin, has been one of the cornerstones of American coinage since 1792. It has struck a significant share of the commemorative coin program over the decades, and its production standards are well established within the numismatic community. For a centennial issue commemorating an organization of global reach, production at Philadelphia carries meaningful institutional weight.
The obverse of this coin features a portrait of Melvin Jones, the founder of Lions Clubs International, rendered in detailed relief against a clean field. The design conveys a sense of dignified recognition appropriate to a centennial tribute, with inscriptions identifying the subject and the issuing nation. The composition draws attention to Jones as the central figure behind a century of organized civic service.
The reverse carries imagery associated with Lions Clubs International, incorporating the organization's emblem alongside inscriptions marking the 1917 to 2017 centennial anniversary. The overall design maintains the restrained elegance typical of U.S. commemorative silver dollars, balancing symbolic imagery with clear, readable text. The Brilliant Uncirculated finish gives the coin a bright, lightly frosted appearance without the full contrast of a Proof strike, allowing the design details to read naturally under normal lighting.
At 0.7734 troy ounces, this coin carries slightly less silver than a standard one-ounce issue, which is characteristic of the U.S. commemorative dollar format. The size difference is modest and does not meaningfully affect handleability, but buyers who track silver content precisely should note the weight when comparing this coin against standard one-ounce silver products. The commemorative dollar format has been consistent across U.S. Mint commemorative programs for decades, so the specification is well understood by collectors familiar with the series.
The fractional weight also means the coin's silver content value will price out slightly below a standard one-ounce silver round or coin at equivalent purity, which is worth factoring in when comparing the intrinsic metal value component against any premium paid for the commemorative designation.
Every Lions Club Centennial Silver Dollar was struck at the Philadelphia Mint under the full production and quality standards of the United States Mint, the same institution responsible for all official U.S. coinage. The coin's .900 fine silver composition and 0.7734-ounce weight are federally mandated specifications, and each coin is struck to those tolerances without exception. The "P" mint mark on the coin provides direct attribution to the Philadelphia facility and serves as a built-in authentication marker recognized by numismatic professionals and grading services alike.
As authorized dealers for both PCGS and NGC, we are well positioned to assist buyers who wish to have their coins professionally graded and encapsulated. While this coin ships in BU condition without third-party certification, submitting it for grading is a straightforward process for buyers who want an independently verified assessment of condition. Every product we handle is verified for authenticity before fulfillment, consistent with our sourcing standards across all U.S. Mint products.
Brilliant Uncirculated is the standard uncirculated grade designation used by the United States Mint for commemorative coins not struck to Proof quality. BU coins exhibit no evidence of circulation, retain full mint luster, and are free from intentional wear, though minor contact marks or bag marks consistent with standard Mint handling may occasionally be present. This is a recognized characteristic of the BU grade and does not diminish the coin's standing within the commemorative series.
U.S. Mint commemorative silver dollars are typically issued in individual capsules or protective packaging from the Mint. Individual purchases ship in a protective plastic flip to preserve the coin's surfaces during transit. Larger quantity orders may ship in tubes based on standard Mint packaging configurations for this series. If you are purchasing multiple coins and want confirmation of the specific packaging format that applies to your order, our customer service team is available to assist.
Pricing for the 2017-P Lions Club Centennial Silver Dollar reflects the current spot price of silver alongside a premium that accounts for several factors specific to this product. As a U.S. Mint commemorative issue struck in limited quantities, the premium above spot is influenced not only by silver content but also by numismatic demand, collector interest in the Lions Clubs centennial theme, and the relative scarcity of BU examples in the secondary market. Commemorative coins from completed U.S. Mint programs are no longer produced, which means supply is fixed and pricing responds to secondary market dynamics rather than new Mint releases.
Our pricing reflects real-time silver market conditions and adjusts accordingly. The premium component for a commemorative like this one tends to be more stable relative to spot movements than a pure bullion product, given that a portion of the coin's market value is tied to collector demand rather than metal content alone. We display transparent pricing that reflects current market conditions without layering in unnecessary complexity.
U.S. commemorative silver dollars occupy a distinct position in the resale market. The coin's government-issued status, recognized weight and purity, and connection to a well-known commemorative program make it broadly identifiable to dealers, collectors, and numismatic platforms. Buyers considering eventual resale should recognize that the liquidity profile of a commemorative coin differs somewhat from a standard bullion product, as market depth depends on both the silver content value and prevailing collector interest in the specific series.
We operate a two-way market that allows customers to both purchase and sell precious metals within the same platform using competitive buyback pricing. Considering liquidity before acquisition rather than only at the point of sale is a principle we apply across the products we carry, and our buy/sell structure is designed to support customers at every stage of ownership.
This coin offers a combination of silver content and commemorative significance that standard bullion products do not provide. For collectors who follow the U.S. Mint commemorative program, the Lions Club Centennial issue represents a historically meaningful release tied to one of the most recognized civic organizations in American history. The connection to Melvin Jones and the centennial of an organization that has influenced communities across more than two centuries gives this coin a narrative context that purely generic bullion lacks.
The BU format makes this coin an accessible commemorative option without the elevated premium typically associated with Proof versions of the same design. Buyers who want a clean, attractive coin with full luster and a meaningful commemorative pedigree will find the BU strike to be a practical and well-balanced choice. Its fixed limited mintage also distinguishes it from ongoing bullion programs where new supply enters the market continuously.
We have been serving precious metals buyers since 2010, and our approach has remained consistent throughout: transparent pricing, honest sourcing, and a buying experience that puts the customer's interests first. We carry an A rating with the Better Business Bureau and hold active memberships in both the American Numismatic Association and the National Coin and Bullion Association. These affiliations reflect a long-term commitment to the standards of the numismatic and bullion industries, not just a set of credentials to display.
Our authorized dealer relationships with PCGS and NGC mean we are equipped to support buyers who want professional grading for their coins, including commemorative issues like this one. Every product we fulfill is verified for authenticity before it reaches a customer. Our two-way market model means we are as focused on your ability to sell as we are on making the initial purchase straightforward. That orientation toward long-term customer relationships, rather than one-time transactions, is central to how we operate.
Bullion Standard Pro gives members access to live, executable wholesale bid and ask pricing across a broad range of precious metals products, including commemorative silver coins. Rather than navigating indicative price estimates, Pro members transact at real-time wholesale market prices that reflect actual supply and demand conditions, with no additional dealer markups applied on top of wholesale pricing. For a product like the Lions Club Centennial Silver Dollar, where premium dynamics can shift based on both silver spot movements and collector demand, having visibility into real-time wholesale pricing and bid/ask spread conditions provides a meaningful edge in evaluating fair entry and exit points.
Pro members also benefit from real-time portfolio valuation based on live wholesale bid pricing, which gives a more accurate picture of current liquidation value than retail-based estimates. Proprietary research tools allow members to compare premiums, spread tightness, and historical pricing patterns across products, making it easier to evaluate this commemorative coin against other silver options in the broader market using objective data rather than marketing claims.
We support a wide range of payment methods to ensure the purchasing process is both convenient and secure. 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 supported within a secure transaction environment designed to protect customer information throughout the process.
Whether you prefer the speed of a wire transfer, the convenience of a credit card, or the flexibility of cryptocurrency, our payment infrastructure is built to accommodate different preferences without compromising on security or reliability. Our customer service team is available to assist with any payment-related questions throughout the checkout process.
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Product ID: BST-0004167211
| Year | 2017 |
|---|---|
| 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 |
| Thickness (mm) | 2.58 mm |
| Diameter (mm) | 38.1 mm |
| Grade | BU |
The 2017-P Lions Club Centennial Silver Dollar is a United States commemorative coin struck by the Philadelphia Mint in .900 fine silver, weighing 0.7734 troy ounces. Issued under the authority of the United States Mint, it carries a face value of one dollar and was produced to mark the 100th anniversary of Lions Clubs International, one of the largest volunteer service organizations in the world. Commemorative coins of this type occupy a distinct place in the market, combining the tangible silver content of a bullion product with the design quality and historical significance of a collectible issue.
We carry this coin in Brilliant Uncirculated condition, representing the standard uncirculated grade for U.S. Mint commemorative issues. The BU designation reflects that the coin was struck for circulation-adjacent presentation rather than the mirror-like finish found on Proof versions, making it a practical and accessible entry point for collectors and buyers who want a finished commemorative without the premium associated with Proof coinage.
Lions Clubs International was founded in 1917 by Melvin
…The 2017-P Lions Club Centennial Silver Dollar is a United States commemorative coin struck by the Philadelphia Mint in .900 fine silver, weighing 0.7734 troy ounces. Issued under the authority of the United States Mint, it carries a face value of one dollar and was produced to mark the 100th anniversary of Lions Clubs International, one of the largest volunteer service organizations in the world. Commemorative coins of this type occupy a distinct place in the market, combining the tangible silver content of a bullion product with the design quality and historical significance of a collectible issue.
We carry this coin in Brilliant Uncirculated condition, representing the standard uncirculated grade for U.S. Mint commemorative issues. The BU designation reflects that the coin was struck for circulation-adjacent presentation rather than the mirror-like finish found on Proof versions, making it a practical and accessible entry point for collectors and buyers who want a finished commemorative without the premium associated with Proof coinage.
Lions Clubs International was founded in 1917 by Melvin Jones in Chicago, Illinois. Jones, a Chicago businessman, believed that civic clubs should expand their focus beyond professional networking to actively serve their communities. From that founding meeting, Lions Clubs grew into a global humanitarian organization with millions of members operating across more than 200 countries and territories. The centennial of that founding in 2017 provided the occasion for Congress to authorize the production of this commemorative coin series.
The enabling legislation directed the United States Mint to produce a limited number of silver dollar commemoratives in both Proof and Brilliant Uncirculated formats. Proceeds from surcharges attached to each coin were designated to support Lions Clubs International Foundation, which funds programs focused on blindness prevention, disaster relief, and youth development. U.S. commemorative coins of this type are struck in limited quantities, which is a defining characteristic of the series as a whole and contributes to their appeal among collectors who follow the commemorative program closely.
The Philadelphia Mint, designated by the "P" mint mark on this coin, has been one of the cornerstones of American coinage since 1792. It has struck a significant share of the commemorative coin program over the decades, and its production standards are well established within the numismatic community. For a centennial issue commemorating an organization of global reach, production at Philadelphia carries meaningful institutional weight.
The obverse of this coin features a portrait of Melvin Jones, the founder of Lions Clubs International, rendered in detailed relief against a clean field. The design conveys a sense of dignified recognition appropriate to a centennial tribute, with inscriptions identifying the subject and the issuing nation. The composition draws attention to Jones as the central figure behind a century of organized civic service.
The reverse carries imagery associated with Lions Clubs International, incorporating the organization's emblem alongside inscriptions marking the 1917 to 2017 centennial anniversary. The overall design maintains the restrained elegance typical of U.S. commemorative silver dollars, balancing symbolic imagery with clear, readable text. The Brilliant Uncirculated finish gives the coin a bright, lightly frosted appearance without the full contrast of a Proof strike, allowing the design details to read naturally under normal lighting.
At 0.7734 troy ounces, this coin carries slightly less silver than a standard one-ounce issue, which is characteristic of the U.S. commemorative dollar format. The size difference is modest and does not meaningfully affect handleability, but buyers who track silver content precisely should note the weight when comparing this coin against standard one-ounce silver products. The commemorative dollar format has been consistent across U.S. Mint commemorative programs for decades, so the specification is well understood by collectors familiar with the series.
The fractional weight also means the coin's silver content value will price out slightly below a standard one-ounce silver round or coin at equivalent purity, which is worth factoring in when comparing the intrinsic metal value component against any premium paid for the commemorative designation.
Every Lions Club Centennial Silver Dollar was struck at the Philadelphia Mint under the full production and quality standards of the United States Mint, the same institution responsible for all official U.S. coinage. The coin's .900 fine silver composition and 0.7734-ounce weight are federally mandated specifications, and each coin is struck to those tolerances without exception. The "P" mint mark on the coin provides direct attribution to the Philadelphia facility and serves as a built-in authentication marker recognized by numismatic professionals and grading services alike.
As authorized dealers for both PCGS and NGC, we are well positioned to assist buyers who wish to have their coins professionally graded and encapsulated. While this coin ships in BU condition without third-party certification, submitting it for grading is a straightforward process for buyers who want an independently verified assessment of condition. Every product we handle is verified for authenticity before fulfillment, consistent with our sourcing standards across all U.S. Mint products.
Brilliant Uncirculated is the standard uncirculated grade designation used by the United States Mint for commemorative coins not struck to Proof quality. BU coins exhibit no evidence of circulation, retain full mint luster, and are free from intentional wear, though minor contact marks or bag marks consistent with standard Mint handling may occasionally be present. This is a recognized characteristic of the BU grade and does not diminish the coin's standing within the commemorative series.
U.S. Mint commemorative silver dollars are typically issued in individual capsules or protective packaging from the Mint. Individual purchases ship in a protective plastic flip to preserve the coin's surfaces during transit. Larger quantity orders may ship in tubes based on standard Mint packaging configurations for this series. If you are purchasing multiple coins and want confirmation of the specific packaging format that applies to your order, our customer service team is available to assist.
Pricing for the 2017-P Lions Club Centennial Silver Dollar reflects the current spot price of silver alongside a premium that accounts for several factors specific to this product. As a U.S. Mint commemorative issue struck in limited quantities, the premium above spot is influenced not only by silver content but also by numismatic demand, collector interest in the Lions Clubs centennial theme, and the relative scarcity of BU examples in the secondary market. Commemorative coins from completed U.S. Mint programs are no longer produced, which means supply is fixed and pricing responds to secondary market dynamics rather than new Mint releases.
Our pricing reflects real-time silver market conditions and adjusts accordingly. The premium component for a commemorative like this one tends to be more stable relative to spot movements than a pure bullion product, given that a portion of the coin's market value is tied to collector demand rather than metal content alone. We display transparent pricing that reflects current market conditions without layering in unnecessary complexity.
U.S. commemorative silver dollars occupy a distinct position in the resale market. The coin's government-issued status, recognized weight and purity, and connection to a well-known commemorative program make it broadly identifiable to dealers, collectors, and numismatic platforms. Buyers considering eventual resale should recognize that the liquidity profile of a commemorative coin differs somewhat from a standard bullion product, as market depth depends on both the silver content value and prevailing collector interest in the specific series.
We operate a two-way market that allows customers to both purchase and sell precious metals within the same platform using competitive buyback pricing. Considering liquidity before acquisition rather than only at the point of sale is a principle we apply across the products we carry, and our buy/sell structure is designed to support customers at every stage of ownership.
This coin offers a combination of silver content and commemorative significance that standard bullion products do not provide. For collectors who follow the U.S. Mint commemorative program, the Lions Club Centennial issue represents a historically meaningful release tied to one of the most recognized civic organizations in American history. The connection to Melvin Jones and the centennial of an organization that has influenced communities across more than two centuries gives this coin a narrative context that purely generic bullion lacks.
The BU format makes this coin an accessible commemorative option without the elevated premium typically associated with Proof versions of the same design. Buyers who want a clean, attractive coin with full luster and a meaningful commemorative pedigree will find the BU strike to be a practical and well-balanced choice. Its fixed limited mintage also distinguishes it from ongoing bullion programs where new supply enters the market continuously.
We have been serving precious metals buyers since 2010, and our approach has remained consistent throughout: transparent pricing, honest sourcing, and a buying experience that puts the customer's interests first. We carry an A rating with the Better Business Bureau and hold active memberships in both the American Numismatic Association and the National Coin and Bullion Association. These affiliations reflect a long-term commitment to the standards of the numismatic and bullion industries, not just a set of credentials to display.
Our authorized dealer relationships with PCGS and NGC mean we are equipped to support buyers who want professional grading for their coins, including commemorative issues like this one. Every product we fulfill is verified for authenticity before it reaches a customer. Our two-way market model means we are as focused on your ability to sell as we are on making the initial purchase straightforward. That orientation toward long-term customer relationships, rather than one-time transactions, is central to how we operate.
Bullion Standard Pro gives members access to live, executable wholesale bid and ask pricing across a broad range of precious metals products, including commemorative silver coins. Rather than navigating indicative price estimates, Pro members transact at real-time wholesale market prices that reflect actual supply and demand conditions, with no additional dealer markups applied on top of wholesale pricing. For a product like the Lions Club Centennial Silver Dollar, where premium dynamics can shift based on both silver spot movements and collector demand, having visibility into real-time wholesale pricing and bid/ask spread conditions provides a meaningful edge in evaluating fair entry and exit points.
Pro members also benefit from real-time portfolio valuation based on live wholesale bid pricing, which gives a more accurate picture of current liquidation value than retail-based estimates. Proprietary research tools allow members to compare premiums, spread tightness, and historical pricing patterns across products, making it easier to evaluate this commemorative coin against other silver options in the broader market using objective data rather than marketing claims.
We support a wide range of payment methods to ensure the purchasing process is both convenient and secure. 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 supported within a secure transaction environment designed to protect customer information throughout the process.
Whether you prefer the speed of a wire transfer, the convenience of a credit card, or the flexibility of cryptocurrency, our payment infrastructure is built to accommodate different preferences without compromising on security or reliability. Our customer service team is available to assist with any payment-related questions throughout the checkout process.
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