2001-P $1 Capitol Visitor Center Silver Commem - Proof

The 2001-P Capitol Visitor Center Silver Commemorative Proof honors the seat of American democracy and supports the creation of the Capitol Visitor Center—a space dedicated to educating and welcoming millions of visitors to the U.S. Capitol. Struck at the Philadelphia Mint in Proof condition, this 90% silver dollar combines early American history with modern symbolism.

Collector Insight:

With its powerful imagery bridging America's past and present, the 2001-P Capitol Visitor Center Proof Silver Dollar is a compelling piece for collectors of political, architectural, or Washington D.C.—themed coinage. The proof finish enhances every detail of this commemorative, making it ideal for display or as part of a historical collection.

Highlights:

• Denomination: $1 (U.S. legal tender)
• Year: 2001
• Mintmark: P (Philadelphia Mint)
• Condition: Proof — sharp frosted details with mirror-like fields
• Obverse: Features the original U.S. Capitol building as it appeared in 1800, with a horse-drawn carriage approaching, symbolizing the dawn of American governance. Designed by Marcel Jovine.
• Reverse: Depicts the modern Capitol dome, topped with the Statue of Freedom, surrounded by inscriptions commemorating the Capitol Visitor Center. Designed by John Mercanti.