1999-P Susan B. Anthony $1 Proof Coin – ANACS PR70 DCAM | Perfect Grade Deep Cameo

The 1999-P Susan B. Anthony Dollar marks a historic and final chapter in one of America’s most unique coin series. Originally introduced in 1979 as the first U.S. coin to feature a real woman, the Susan B. Anthony dollar returned briefly in 1999 to meet demand before the launch of the Sacagawea dollar in 2000. This short, one-year revival adds significant historical importance and collectibility to the issue.

This particular example is a Proof strike from the Philadelphia Mint, certified by ANACS as PR70 DCAM (Deep Cameo)—the highest grade possible. A PR70 designation indicates a flawless coin with no visible imperfections even under magnification, making it an elite specimen sought after by serious collectors.

The Deep Cameo (DCAM) contrast showcases stunning frosted devices against mirror-like fields, giving the coin exceptional eye appeal. Perfectly graded modern proofs—especially from a short-run year like 1999—are considerably scarce due to the difficulty of achieving absolute perfection during minting and preservation.

With its combination of historical significance, final-year status, and perfect PR70 grade, this coin represents both a premium collectible and a strong long-term addition to any numismatic portfolio.

Key Details

• Year: 1999
• Mint Mark: P (Philadelphia)
• Denomination: $1 Dollar
• Series: Susan B. Anthony Dollar (Final Year of Issue)
• Finish: Proof
• Grade: PR70 DCAM (Perfect Grade)
• Certification: ANACS Certified
• Composition: Copper-Nickel Clad
• Diameter: 26.5 mm
• Weight: 8.1 grams

Why This Coin Stands Out

• ⭐ Perfect PR70 Grade – Absolute top-tier condition with zero imperfections
• ⭐ Deep Cameo Contrast – Highly desirable mirrored and frosted finish
• ⭐ Final Year (1999) – Limited revival adds historical importance
• ⭐ Collector Demand – Premium-grade modern proofs are increasingly sought after
• ⭐ Investment Potential – High-grade certified coins often hold and grow in value over time