What is the value of a 1991 Queen Elizabeth II 1 dollar coin?

Answer 1

You need to be more specific. In 1974, Queen Elizabeth was the monarch for quite a few countries. Please post a new question including the denomination, country of origin and an estimate of the condition. When all of these elements are present, we can tell you a value, but otherwise we can't tell you if you have a coin worth several hundred dollars or less than a penny.

Answer 2

The question could describe a coin from any country in the British commonwealth that uses dollar-based currency. In any case a 1991 coin is too new to have any extra value unless it's in brand-new condition, and even then it's not likely to be worth a significant premium.

If you're interested in its exchange value you need to look more closely and determine which country it's from, then check a site like xe.com to find the current exchange rate. However the conversion fees involved in selling it are almost certain to be more than its value, so it would probably be best to just keep it as a conversation piece.

Answer 3

The value of a 1991 Queen Elizabeth II 1 dollar coin can vary based on its condition and rarity. Generally, it is worth its face value of $1. If it is in mint condition or has unique characteristics, it may be worth more to collectors.

Answer 4

Probably not much, but without more information it's not possible to say. All the question tells us is that it's a modern coin from one of the countries in the British Commonwealth.

Answer 5

Queen Elizabeth I died in 1603 and Queen Elizabeth II was born in 1926. Please check your coin again and post a new question.