Susan B. Anthony

All Anthony dollars have outer layers of .750 copper & .250 nickel bonded to a pure copper core, the same as dimes, quarters, and half dollars. None were ever struck in a silver alloy, even in collectors' issues.

Susan B Anthony Did not have any kids....She was only Married and then died.

Mass8.1 g (0.260 troy oz)Diameter26.5 mm (1.04 in)Thickness2.0 mm (.09875 in)

Susan B Anthony was somewhat a woman's right leader. Because, the 15th amend. stated that former slaves could all vote now, and have the rights of white people. Susan believed that because she used to be a slave that would imply that she had the right to vote.

Assuming that you are referring to the Susan B Anthony dollar, the date was located beneath the portrait of Ms. Anthony. All such dollar coins have a date.

There's no such coin. Anthony appears on $1 coins dated 1978-81 and 1999.

Cents have carried a picture of:

Miss Liberty: 1793-1857

A flying eagle: 1857-1858

A Native American princess: 1959-1909

Abraham Lincoln: 1909-present

Please post a new question with the coin's date.

She didnt want to go because she believed that they could win freedom

no she didn't

Ethos is used to establish trust with an audience.

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If you have a wide rim Anthony, the date will be almost touching the rim with only a very small space between them. Compare the 1979 wide rim to any other Anthony dollar and you will readily see the difference. If you see no difference then your is probably not a wide rim.

Your grandma.. no one told you this hun?

The coin is still in circulation today and is just a dollar.

because she treat it was under fair.

Unless it is in official mint packaging or a rare die variety/error it is only worth $1. Loose uncirculated Susan B Anthony dollars are easy to come by and there is next to no collector demand because collectors hate the design and the coin and those who want to collect it already have. The only demand is for proof or mint sets, not for loose coins.

She was born in Adams,Ma. Her then family moved to Rhode Island , but Anthony spent most of her adult life in Rochester, NY.

Lucy Read Anthony was her mother and Daniel Anthony was her father.

Don't assume that every coin with a woman's face on it is Susan B. Anthony! U.S. coins at that time carried stylized images of MISS LIBERTY. Your coin is called a Peace dollar; the design was introduced to honor the end of WW1. Please see the Related Question for more information.

And in any case, SBA was reviled at the time because American society was still very much male-dominated in those days so it's extremely unlikely her image would have appeared on a coin regardless.

Anthony dollars were only struck in 1979-81 and 1999 and are small (26.5 mm) coins made of cupronickel.

she fight for the rights of women to vote

I may not know the exact woman who got women to vote, but I do know that Jeannette Rankin was the first woman elected to Congress, and she was a former sufferage organizer. Hope that helps a little. :) ------------------------------------------------------- I would also suggest you widen your search to include the women's suffragette movements in other countries - in the UK your starting point should be to read up on the life of Emmeline Pankhurst(14 July 1858 - 14 June 1928).

The following are for circulation strikes only:

1979-P 360,222,000

1979-D 288,015,744

1979-S 109,576,000

1980-P 27,610,000

1980-D 41,628,708

1980-S 20,422,000

1999-P 35,892,000

1999-D 11,776,000

SBA dollars were made for collectors in 1981 but none were put in circulation at the time. Since then some have "leaked" into circulation as sets were broken up and spent. Mintages are:

1981-P 3,000,000

1981-D 3,250,000

1981-S 3,492,000

First off, Susan B Anthony dollars ceased to be minted in 1999, all of them unless they are proof are exceedingly common and are not worth any more than $1. Sacagawea dollars are also really common and are worth no more than $1 unless they are proof.