What is the value of a 1 Euro coin in US dollars?

Answer 1

In general the 1 Euro coins have no additional collectible value; they trade based on the current exchange rate with the US dollar. Some countries' Euros may have a slight additional collectible value, depending on the design, but the availability of the coins and their recent introduction hasn't produced much of a collectible/resale market yet, except for complete sets, especially first-year sets, of all the coins. The special-issue 10 Euro coins are a different story, though. A few coin dealers and currency exchange services in the US will buy Euro coins, but because of the expense associated with shipping and storing coins they will pay somewhat less than the generally published exchange rates. You might try searching on line for "Exchange Euro Coins" to find some dealers, or take a look at the Related Links below.

Answer 2

As of 3/14/13, 1 Euro is worth about US$1.30.BTW, there is no such thing as a "dollar euro" coin or otherwise. It is called the Euro, and the symbol is EUR, no matter if it's a coin or paper money. I have heard people (who should know better)say "euro dollars," which is equally wrong. The Euro is the name of a currency, like Peso, Dollar, Yen, Zloty, Krona/Krone/Kroner, Dinar.

Answer 3

At the moment, $2.87.