The 2018-P World War I Centennial Silver Commemorative is a United States Mint-issued legal tender coin struck in .900 fine silver at the Philadelphia Mint, weighing 0.7734 troy ounces. It carries a face value of one dollar and was authorized by Congress to mark the centennial of the end of World War I, making it part of a long tradition of U.S. commemorative coinage issued to honor significant historical events. The BU designation indicates it was struck to Brilliant Uncirculated standards, distinguishing it from proof versions of the same issue.
We carry this coin as part of our broader selection of United States Mint commemorative issues, a category that attracts both collectors and silver buyers drawn to historically significant domestic coinage.
The World War I Centennial Silver Dollar was authorized under the World War I Centennial Commission Act, which directed the United States Mint to produce a commemorative coin marking the 100th anniversary of American involvement in the First World War. The coin was released in 2018, the centennial year of the Armistice that ended the conflict on November
…The 2018-P World War I Centennial Silver Commemorative is a United States Mint-issued legal tender coin struck in .900 fine silver at the Philadelphia Mint, weighing 0.7734 troy ounces. It carries a face value of one dollar and was authorized by Congress to mark the centennial of the end of World War I, making it part of a long tradition of U.S. commemorative coinage issued to honor significant historical events. The BU designation indicates it was struck to Brilliant Uncirculated standards, distinguishing it from proof versions of the same issue.
We carry this coin as part of our broader selection of United States Mint commemorative issues, a category that attracts both collectors and silver buyers drawn to historically significant domestic coinage.
The World War I Centennial Silver Dollar was authorized under the World War I Centennial Commission Act, which directed the United States Mint to produce a commemorative coin marking the 100th anniversary of American involvement in the First World War. The coin was released in 2018, the centennial year of the Armistice that ended the conflict on November 11, 1918. Proceeds from surcharges on sales were directed toward the construction of a national World War I memorial in Washington, D.C.
The Philadelphia Mint, one of the oldest and most storied minting facilities in the world, struck this issue. Founded in 1792 as the first official mint of the United States, the Philadelphia Mint has produced commemorative coinage for over a century and remains a primary production facility for U.S. coins of national significance. Its "P" mintmark on this coin reflects that legacy.
The broader U.S. commemorative coin program dates to the late 19th century, with Congress periodically authorizing issues to recognize historical milestones, institutions, and figures. These coins are produced in limited quantities and are not released into general circulation, which sets them apart from standard coinage in both purpose and collectibility.
The obverse was designed by LeRoy Transfield and features a striking full-figure depiction of an American soldier in World War I-era uniform, rendered with exceptional detail in the folds of the uniform, the posture of the figure, and the overall sense of movement and resolve. The inscription "LIBERTY," the date "2018," and "IN GOD WE TRUST" appear alongside the figure, anchoring the composition in standard U.S. coinage tradition.
The reverse, designed by Everett Raymond Kinstler and sculpted by Joseph Menna, presents a compelling portrait of General John "Black Jack" Pershing, commander of the American Expeditionary Forces during the war. His likeness is rendered with strong relief and fine detail, accompanied by the inscriptions "UNITED STATES OF AMERICA," "E PLURIBUS UNUM," and the face value "ONE DOLLAR." The reverse design is notable for its departure from typical symbolic reverse motifs, instead choosing a specific historical figure central to the American war effort.
As a BU strike, the coin features well-struck details with sharp definition throughout. The surfaces display the luster characteristic of uncirculated coinage without the mirror-like fields found on proof versions, giving it a more natural minted appearance that many collectors find appealing in its own right.
At 0.7734 troy ounces, the World War I Centennial Silver Dollar falls just under the standard one-ounce threshold common to many bullion coins. This is a function of the coin's design as a commemorative dollar rather than a bullion coin, as its specifications conform to the standard silver dollar dimensions historically used for U.S. commemorative issues rather than the even-weight format of modern bullion products like the American Silver Eagle.
For buyers focused on silver content, this fractional weight makes individual pieces accessible at a lower entry cost than a full-ounce coin while still offering meaningful silver exposure in a highly collectible format. The slight variance from one ounce is worth keeping in mind when calculating silver content by weight across a larger holding.
Each coin in this series was struck by the United States Mint to exacting standards, with .900 fine silver content and precise 0.7734-ounce weight confirmed through the Mint's production controls. U.S. Mint commemorative coins are among the most straightforward products to authenticate given their consistent specifications, established mintmarks, and the institutional oversight behind every coin produced.
We verify every product we handle for authenticity, weight, and condition before it reaches a customer. Our authorized dealer relationships with both PCGS and NGC mean that customers who wish to have coins professionally graded or encapsulated can do so with confidence in the foundational authenticity of what they purchase from us. The Philadelphia Mint's reputation and production standards further reinforce the integrity of each piece.
BU, or Brilliant Uncirculated, indicates this coin was struck for collectors and never released into circulation. BU coins exhibit full mint luster with sharp strike definition, though they may show minor contact marks or bag marks acquired during the minting and handling process prior to packaging. These surface characteristics are normal for BU-grade coinage and do not represent damage or mishandling.
Individual coins ship in a protective plastic flip to preserve their condition during transit. The standard packaging for this issue from the United States Mint is a single coin in an official government holder, and quantities beyond a single piece are typically grouped in tubes or standard packaging consistent with U.S. commemorative production runs. If you are ordering multiple coins, we will pack them to ensure they arrive safely and in the condition expected for BU-grade material.
Pricing for this coin reflects the current spot price of silver as its foundation, with premiums applied above that base to account for the coin's status as a U.S. Mint commemorative, its limited production run, and the additional design and production costs associated with a collectible issue versus standard bullion coinage. Commemorative coins generally carry higher premiums than sovereign bullion coins because demand is driven by both silver buyers and collectors, and the original mintage caps create a more defined ceiling on available supply.
Premium levels for commemorative coins can be more variable than those for standard bullion products, as collector demand, historical significance, and proximity to an anniversary or event all influence how the market prices a specific issue over time. Our pricing reflects real-time market conditions and is structured to provide clarity rather than obscure the premium you are paying above spot.
The World War I Centennial Silver Dollar benefits from both its origin as a U.S. Mint product and the historical significance of the issue, which supports recognition across collector and bullion markets alike. Its .900 fine silver content and confirmed weight make it straightforward to evaluate for silver value, while its status as a congressionally authorized commemorative adds a separate layer of demand from numismatic buyers.
We operate a two-way market, meaning customers who purchase this coin from us can also sell it back through our platform. Liquidity for commemorative coins can vary more than for standard bullion based on current collector demand and market conditions, and our competitive buyback pricing reflects those dynamics in real time. Knowing what a coin is worth on the sell side before completing a purchase is part of how we encourage more informed buying decisions.
This coin occupies a distinctive position within the silver market because it serves as both a collectible historical artifact and a silver-content product. The combination of a compelling subject, a notable historical figure on the reverse, and production by the United States Mint gives it appeal that extends beyond buyers focused purely on metal weight. Very few commemorative issues feature an individual military commander on the reverse, which makes General Pershing's portrait on this coin particularly distinctive within the broader U.S. commemorative series.
Its limited congressional authorization and the direct connection to the World War I centennial give it a defined historical context that does not fade over time. For buyers who want silver in a format that carries genuine numismatic and historical significance alongside its metal content, this coin offers that combination in a well-struck, U.S. government-issued package.
We have built our reputation over more than a decade on a straightforward principle: buyers deserve transparent pricing, honest information, and a marketplace that treats them as informed participants rather than sales targets. Our A rating with the Better Business Bureau, membership in both the American Numismatic Association and the National Coin and Bullion Association, and authorized dealer status with PCGS and NGC reflect the standards we hold ourselves to across every transaction.
Our two-way market model means we are equally focused on the sell side of the transaction, not just the purchase. Competitive buyback pricing, secure order fulfillment, and responsive customer support are built into the experience from the start. We source products from reputable mints, refineries, and distributors, and every item is verified before it reaches a customer. The goal is a buying and selling experience grounded in clarity and long-term trust rather than pressure or opacity.
Bullion Standard Pro gives members access to live, executable wholesale bid and ask pricing across a broad range of products, including commemorative silver coins like the World War I Centennial Dollar. Rather than relying on static retail pricing, Pro members transact at real-time wholesale market prices with no additional dealer markups applied, allowing premiums and bid/ask spreads to reflect actual market conditions rather than fixed retail structures.
Pro also provides 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 and comparison tools allow members to evaluate premiums, historical premium trends, spread tightness, and relative liquidity across products, helping them make decisions based on objective market data rather than marketing claims alone.
We support a wide range of payment methods to make every transaction as straightforward as possible. Customers can pay using Visa, Mastercard, American Express, Discover, PayPal, bank-connected payments through Plaid, wire transfer, paper check, or cryptocurrency via BitPay. Each method is integrated into a secure transaction environment designed to protect your payment information and give you confidence at every step of the process.
Whether you prefer the convenience of a credit card, the efficiency of a wire transfer, or the flexibility of cryptocurrency, we provide options that match how you prefer to transact without compromising on security or reliability.
Product ID: BST-0004259508
| Year | 2018 |
|---|---|
| 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 |
The 2018-P World War I Centennial Silver Commemorative is a United States Mint-issued legal tender coin struck in .900 fine silver at the Philadelphia Mint, weighing 0.7734 troy ounces. It carries a face value of one dollar and was authorized by Congress to mark the centennial of the end of World War I, making it part of a long tradition of U.S. commemorative coinage issued to honor significant historical events. The BU designation indicates it was struck to Brilliant Uncirculated standards, distinguishing it from proof versions of the same issue.
We carry this coin as part of our broader selection of United States Mint commemorative issues, a category that attracts both collectors and silver buyers drawn to historically significant domestic coinage.
The World War I Centennial Silver Dollar was authorized under the World War I Centennial Commission Act, which directed the United States Mint to produce a commemorative coin marking the 100th anniversary of American involvement in the First World War. The coin was released in 2018, the centennial year of the Armistice that ended the conflict on November
…The 2018-P World War I Centennial Silver Commemorative is a United States Mint-issued legal tender coin struck in .900 fine silver at the Philadelphia Mint, weighing 0.7734 troy ounces. It carries a face value of one dollar and was authorized by Congress to mark the centennial of the end of World War I, making it part of a long tradition of U.S. commemorative coinage issued to honor significant historical events. The BU designation indicates it was struck to Brilliant Uncirculated standards, distinguishing it from proof versions of the same issue.
We carry this coin as part of our broader selection of United States Mint commemorative issues, a category that attracts both collectors and silver buyers drawn to historically significant domestic coinage.
The World War I Centennial Silver Dollar was authorized under the World War I Centennial Commission Act, which directed the United States Mint to produce a commemorative coin marking the 100th anniversary of American involvement in the First World War. The coin was released in 2018, the centennial year of the Armistice that ended the conflict on November 11, 1918. Proceeds from surcharges on sales were directed toward the construction of a national World War I memorial in Washington, D.C.
The Philadelphia Mint, one of the oldest and most storied minting facilities in the world, struck this issue. Founded in 1792 as the first official mint of the United States, the Philadelphia Mint has produced commemorative coinage for over a century and remains a primary production facility for U.S. coins of national significance. Its "P" mintmark on this coin reflects that legacy.
The broader U.S. commemorative coin program dates to the late 19th century, with Congress periodically authorizing issues to recognize historical milestones, institutions, and figures. These coins are produced in limited quantities and are not released into general circulation, which sets them apart from standard coinage in both purpose and collectibility.
The obverse was designed by LeRoy Transfield and features a striking full-figure depiction of an American soldier in World War I-era uniform, rendered with exceptional detail in the folds of the uniform, the posture of the figure, and the overall sense of movement and resolve. The inscription "LIBERTY," the date "2018," and "IN GOD WE TRUST" appear alongside the figure, anchoring the composition in standard U.S. coinage tradition.
The reverse, designed by Everett Raymond Kinstler and sculpted by Joseph Menna, presents a compelling portrait of General John "Black Jack" Pershing, commander of the American Expeditionary Forces during the war. His likeness is rendered with strong relief and fine detail, accompanied by the inscriptions "UNITED STATES OF AMERICA," "E PLURIBUS UNUM," and the face value "ONE DOLLAR." The reverse design is notable for its departure from typical symbolic reverse motifs, instead choosing a specific historical figure central to the American war effort.
As a BU strike, the coin features well-struck details with sharp definition throughout. The surfaces display the luster characteristic of uncirculated coinage without the mirror-like fields found on proof versions, giving it a more natural minted appearance that many collectors find appealing in its own right.
At 0.7734 troy ounces, the World War I Centennial Silver Dollar falls just under the standard one-ounce threshold common to many bullion coins. This is a function of the coin's design as a commemorative dollar rather than a bullion coin, as its specifications conform to the standard silver dollar dimensions historically used for U.S. commemorative issues rather than the even-weight format of modern bullion products like the American Silver Eagle.
For buyers focused on silver content, this fractional weight makes individual pieces accessible at a lower entry cost than a full-ounce coin while still offering meaningful silver exposure in a highly collectible format. The slight variance from one ounce is worth keeping in mind when calculating silver content by weight across a larger holding.
Each coin in this series was struck by the United States Mint to exacting standards, with .900 fine silver content and precise 0.7734-ounce weight confirmed through the Mint's production controls. U.S. Mint commemorative coins are among the most straightforward products to authenticate given their consistent specifications, established mintmarks, and the institutional oversight behind every coin produced.
We verify every product we handle for authenticity, weight, and condition before it reaches a customer. Our authorized dealer relationships with both PCGS and NGC mean that customers who wish to have coins professionally graded or encapsulated can do so with confidence in the foundational authenticity of what they purchase from us. The Philadelphia Mint's reputation and production standards further reinforce the integrity of each piece.
BU, or Brilliant Uncirculated, indicates this coin was struck for collectors and never released into circulation. BU coins exhibit full mint luster with sharp strike definition, though they may show minor contact marks or bag marks acquired during the minting and handling process prior to packaging. These surface characteristics are normal for BU-grade coinage and do not represent damage or mishandling.
Individual coins ship in a protective plastic flip to preserve their condition during transit. The standard packaging for this issue from the United States Mint is a single coin in an official government holder, and quantities beyond a single piece are typically grouped in tubes or standard packaging consistent with U.S. commemorative production runs. If you are ordering multiple coins, we will pack them to ensure they arrive safely and in the condition expected for BU-grade material.
Pricing for this coin reflects the current spot price of silver as its foundation, with premiums applied above that base to account for the coin's status as a U.S. Mint commemorative, its limited production run, and the additional design and production costs associated with a collectible issue versus standard bullion coinage. Commemorative coins generally carry higher premiums than sovereign bullion coins because demand is driven by both silver buyers and collectors, and the original mintage caps create a more defined ceiling on available supply.
Premium levels for commemorative coins can be more variable than those for standard bullion products, as collector demand, historical significance, and proximity to an anniversary or event all influence how the market prices a specific issue over time. Our pricing reflects real-time market conditions and is structured to provide clarity rather than obscure the premium you are paying above spot.
The World War I Centennial Silver Dollar benefits from both its origin as a U.S. Mint product and the historical significance of the issue, which supports recognition across collector and bullion markets alike. Its .900 fine silver content and confirmed weight make it straightforward to evaluate for silver value, while its status as a congressionally authorized commemorative adds a separate layer of demand from numismatic buyers.
We operate a two-way market, meaning customers who purchase this coin from us can also sell it back through our platform. Liquidity for commemorative coins can vary more than for standard bullion based on current collector demand and market conditions, and our competitive buyback pricing reflects those dynamics in real time. Knowing what a coin is worth on the sell side before completing a purchase is part of how we encourage more informed buying decisions.
This coin occupies a distinctive position within the silver market because it serves as both a collectible historical artifact and a silver-content product. The combination of a compelling subject, a notable historical figure on the reverse, and production by the United States Mint gives it appeal that extends beyond buyers focused purely on metal weight. Very few commemorative issues feature an individual military commander on the reverse, which makes General Pershing's portrait on this coin particularly distinctive within the broader U.S. commemorative series.
Its limited congressional authorization and the direct connection to the World War I centennial give it a defined historical context that does not fade over time. For buyers who want silver in a format that carries genuine numismatic and historical significance alongside its metal content, this coin offers that combination in a well-struck, U.S. government-issued package.
We have built our reputation over more than a decade on a straightforward principle: buyers deserve transparent pricing, honest information, and a marketplace that treats them as informed participants rather than sales targets. Our A rating with the Better Business Bureau, membership in both the American Numismatic Association and the National Coin and Bullion Association, and authorized dealer status with PCGS and NGC reflect the standards we hold ourselves to across every transaction.
Our two-way market model means we are equally focused on the sell side of the transaction, not just the purchase. Competitive buyback pricing, secure order fulfillment, and responsive customer support are built into the experience from the start. We source products from reputable mints, refineries, and distributors, and every item is verified before it reaches a customer. The goal is a buying and selling experience grounded in clarity and long-term trust rather than pressure or opacity.
Bullion Standard Pro gives members access to live, executable wholesale bid and ask pricing across a broad range of products, including commemorative silver coins like the World War I Centennial Dollar. Rather than relying on static retail pricing, Pro members transact at real-time wholesale market prices with no additional dealer markups applied, allowing premiums and bid/ask spreads to reflect actual market conditions rather than fixed retail structures.
Pro also provides 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 and comparison tools allow members to evaluate premiums, historical premium trends, spread tightness, and relative liquidity across products, helping them make decisions based on objective market data rather than marketing claims alone.
We support a wide range of payment methods to make every transaction as straightforward as possible. Customers can pay using Visa, Mastercard, American Express, Discover, PayPal, bank-connected payments through Plaid, wire transfer, paper check, or cryptocurrency via BitPay. Each method is integrated into a secure transaction environment designed to protect your payment information and give you confidence at every step of the process.
Whether you prefer the convenience of a credit card, the efficiency of a wire transfer, or the flexibility of cryptocurrency, we provide options that match how you prefer to transact without compromising on security or reliability.
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