2011-P $1 US Army Silver Commem - Proof

Issued to honor the enduring legacy and service of the United States Army, the 2011-P Silver Commemorative recognizes the Army's role in defending freedom and promoting peace across the globe. Struck at the Philadelphia Mint, the Proof version features frosted, finely detailed imagery over brilliant mirrorlike fields, capturing the professionalism and sacrifice of the American soldier.

Historical Insight:

Founded on June 14, 1775, the United States Army is the oldest branch of the U.S. Armed Forces. It has played a pivotal role in every major conflict in American history and remains a cornerstone of national defense. This coin was issued to honor over 230 years of sacrifice, service, and leadership provided by Army soldiers past and present.

Collector Note:

The 2011-P Proof U.S. Army Silver Dollar combines patriotic imagery with rich symbolism, making it a popular choice for collectors of military-themed coinage. Its wide appeal, moderate mintage, and official Army emblem elevate its historical and collectible value; especially when paired with the BU version for a complete set.

Highlights:

• Denomination: $1 USD (Legal Tender)
• Year: 2011
• Mint: Philadelphia ("P" mintmark)
• Condition: Proof
• Obverse: Features a montage of five U.S. Army service members in action, representing a combat soldier, a female soldier, a new recruit taking the Oath of Enlistment, and more. Inscriptions include "LIBERTY," "IN GOD WE TRUST," and "2011."
• Reverse: Displays the official U.S. Army emblem with eagle, shield, cannon, drum, and other historic elements. Inscriptions include "UNITED STATES OF AMERICA," "E PLURIBUS UNUM," "ONE DOLLAR," and "1775," the year the Army was founded.