1994-D $1 World Cup Silver Commemorative Dollar PCGS MS70

Only 103 graded perfect by PCGS. A historic silver dollar worth a closer look.

Celebrate America’s first time hosting the FIFA World Cup with the 1994-D World Cup Silver Dollar, struck at the Denver Mint in 90% silver and certified MS70 by PCGS, the highest numerical grade available.

Over Five Times Fewer Perfect Examples Than the Famous 1995-W Silver Eagle

PCGS reports just 103 examples of the 1994-D World Cup dollar in MS70, compared with 560 examples of the celebrated 1995-W Silver Eagle in PR70 Deep Cameo. That puts this World Cup dollar’s perfect-grade population at less than one-fifth of the Eagle’s.

The coveted 1995-W Silver Eagle in PCGS PR70 Deep Cameo can carry retail asking prices of $15,000+. Yet this 1994-D World Cup Silver Dollar has over five times fewer PCGS-certified perfect-grade examples, just 103 versus 560, a compelling scarcity comparison for collectors looking beyond Silver Eagles!

For collectors who look beyond the most familiar series, this Denver Mint commemorative combines historic significance, silver content, and a remarkably small PCGS MS70 population.

Product Specifications

• Year: 1994

• Mint: Denver

• Mint Mark: D

• Denomination: $1

• Composition: 90% silver, 10% copper

• Weight: 26.73 grams

• Diameter: 38.1 mm

• Finish: Uncirculated

• Certification: PCGS

• Grade: MS70

• PCGS MS70 Population: 103

• Higher Numerical Grade: None

The design captures two soccer players chasing the ball, paired with the World Cup USA94 emblem on the reverse. Its connection to sports history makes it a distinctive addition to a modern commemorative collection, but its scarcity in perfect condition makes it especially compelling.

Population figures reflect the PCGS reports consulted and may change. The Silver Eagle comparison illustrates certified population differences, not an equivalent value or a prediction of future prices.