2009 Dixie Dollar Civil War Commemorative Silver Round

MintAOCS Mint (Frisco, TX)
IssuerDixie Dollar (Cabool, Missouri)
DistributorDixie Dollar (Cabool, Missouri)
CollectionAmerican Open Currency Standard - AOCS
2009 Dixie Dollar Civil War Commemorative Silver Round Obverse
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The obverse features the Great Seal of the Confederate States of America centered within a ring of inscriptions commemorating major Civil War battles. Surrounding the seal are the names Chickamauga, Shiloh, Vicksburg, Bull Run, Antietam, Gettysburg, and Appomattox, together with the dates 1861–1865. The Confederate Great Seal depicts the equestrian statue of George Washington surrounded by an agricultural wreath and bears the motto DEO VINDICE and the historic date 22 February 1862, commemorating Jefferson Davis's inauguration as President of the permanent Confederate government.

2009 Dixie Dollar Civil War Commemorative Silver Round Reverse
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The reverse depicts the Confederate battle flag above the denomination FIFTY. Below are the inscriptions ONE TROY OUNCE .999 FINE SILVER, WWW.DIXIEDOLLAR.ORG, and AOCS APPROVED • ©2009 JMD. The design identifies the round as an official issue of the Dixie Dollar private currency program and associates it with the American Open Currency Standard.

Designer / Engraver Copyright: Joshua M. Deatherage
Year 2009 Diameter 39 mm Thickness 2.9 mm Mintage Unknown Edge Reeded
Attribution Notes

The 2009 Dixie Dollar "Civil War Commemorative" was privately issued as part of the Dixie Dollar alternative currency program. The reverse identifies the piece with the program website www.DixieDollar.org, the inscription AOCS Approved, and the copyright attribution ©2009 JMD. Based on archived Dixie Dollar records, the initials JMD are believed to identify Joshua M. Deatherage, who operated the Dixie Dollar program from Cabool, Missouri. The AOCS Approved inscription denotes participation in the American Open Currency Standard (AOCS) network and should not be interpreted as a mint attribution. Although the manufacturer has not been conclusively documented, the round is attributed to the Dixie Dollar private currency program based on the inscriptions and surviving contemporary documentation.

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Silver content 1.000 ozt .999 Weight 1 oz Today's silver value $64.57 (spot $64.63/ozt)
Supply
If You See It, Buy It
Longest gap: 6.4 years, zero sales 2020–2026
Demand
Nationally Collectible
Prices down ~14% over the recorded period ($51.12 → $44.04). Wide price variation — expect real differences between listings.
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These rounds have not been available in quite a while, most recently surfacing again on eBay. The availability is very sporadic.

$59.95 to $127.50
Last 5 sold
$127.50
Highest ever
DatePriceNotes
Jul 18, 2026127.50Most RecentHighest Ever
Feb 22, 202069.99
Jan 12, 202059.95
Dec 24, 201969.99
Aug 28, 201969.99
Jul 11, 201963.70
Apr 1, 201932.00
Mar 23, 201949.00
Mar 14, 201933.25
Jan 29, 201959.67
Jan 13, 201937.00
Dec 16, 201836.00
Dec 8, 201842.00
Nov 26, 201854.00
Nov 16, 201826.00
Nov 7, 201841.00
Oct 26, 201830.51
Oct 22, 201869.99
Oct 16, 201830.00
Oct 8, 201827.52
Sep 30, 201831.02
Sep 9, 201831.50
Dec 17, 201740.00
Dec 10, 201734.00
Dec 3, 201733.55
Nov 26, 201739.00
Nov 18, 201739.50
Nov 10, 201735.00
Oct 31, 201741.00
Oct 24, 201767.00
Aug 31, 201743.52
Aug 24, 201747.00
Aug 7, 201736.00
Jul 31, 201734.00
Jul 23, 201741.00
Jul 16, 201746.00
Jul 8, 201742.00
May 28, 201779.99
May 2, 201747.25
Mar 16, 201736.05
Mar 6, 201738.00
Feb 28, 201741.00
Feb 13, 201751.00
Feb 5, 201734.88
Jan 28, 201737.00
Jan 22, 201736.00
Jan 14, 201739.00
Dec 9, 201652.00
Dec 2, 201636.00
Nov 24, 201637.01
Nov 17, 201641.00
Nov 9, 201636.50
Nov 2, 201645.44
Oct 18, 201635.69
Oct 10, 201635.05
Oct 3, 201641.00
Sep 18, 201636.09
Sep 12, 201648.01
Aug 29, 201652.00
Jul 30, 201642.75
Jul 23, 201641.00
Jun 20, 201631.00
Jun 17, 201632.89
Jun 13, 201634.33
Jun 9, 201636.00
Jun 6, 201642.79
Jun 2, 201643.89
May 30, 201630.05
May 26, 201639.51
May 22, 201640.00
May 19, 201651.00
May 15, 201632.00
May 12, 201646.00
May 7, 201640.00
May 5, 201657.00
Apr 30, 201646.01
Apr 28, 201646.01
Apr 23, 201660.00
Apr 21, 201664.00
Apr 16, 201646.01
Apr 13, 201646.00
Apr 2, 201644.98
Mar 29, 201667.00
Mar 25, 201665.00
Feb 20, 201676.00
Feb 7, 201648.08
Jan 31, 201649.00
Jan 28, 201641.00
Jan 23, 201648.00
Jan 16, 201659.99
Jan 13, 201642.25
Jan 5, 201641.77
Dec 16, 201535.54
Dec 13, 201530.01
Dec 8, 201533.52
Dec 6, 201536.52
Dec 1, 201553.99
Nov 28, 201538.00
Nov 25, 201533.00
Nov 17, 201528.65
Nov 16, 201534.11
Nov 14, 201530.65
Nov 10, 201534.00
Nov 8, 201530.00
Nov 7, 201537.15
Nov 2, 201540.00
Oct 31, 201549.00
Oct 31, 201551.56
Oct 25, 201532.01
Oct 24, 201531.08
Oct 23, 201531.01
Oct 16, 201540.04
Oct 15, 201543.00
Oct 7, 201542.00
Sep 29, 201575.75
Aug 15, 201553.95
Aug 13, 201581.55
Aug 12, 201582.55
Aug 7, 201566.00
Aug 6, 201588.05
Aug 5, 201561.00
Aug 4, 201561.00
Aug 3, 201565.00
Aug 2, 201566.00
Aug 1, 201555.56
Jul 31, 201552.00
Jul 30, 201554.00
Jul 29, 201561.00
Jul 28, 201565.99
Jul 26, 201572.00
Jul 25, 201571.00
Jul 24, 201572.00
Jul 23, 201573.00
Jul 22, 201575.00
Jul 21, 201560.99

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2009 Dixie Dollar Civil War Commemorative Overview

The 2009 Dixie Dollar Civil War Commemorative is a privately issued one-ounce .999 fine silver round produced as part of the Dixie Dollar alternative currency program. Issued during the Liberty Dollar movement, the round was intended for voluntary barter and was promoted as a regional private currency for the South. The reverse bears the denomination FIFTY, the program website www.DixieDollar.org, and the inscription AOCS Approved, identifying the piece as part of the American Open Currency Standard (AOCS) network. The copyright attribution ©2009 JMD is believed to identify the program’s copyright holder, likely Joshua M. Deatherage of Cabool, Missouri, who operated the Dixie Dollar program. The manufacturer has not been conclusively identified.

2009 Dixie Dollar Civil War Commemorative Notes

The Dixie Dollar was introduced in 2009 as a regional private silver and gold currency intended to circulate through voluntary barter. The program described its pieces as “Liberty Dollar compatible”, allowing them to circulate among merchants participating in the broader Liberty Dollar network while remaining an independent program. Archived DixieDollar.org materials identify the currency as a private monetary system for the South and explicitly state that it was not affiliated with the Liberty Dollar organization despite using compatible weight standards and merchant concepts.

The initials JMD appearing in the copyright attribution are believed to identify Joshua M. Deatherage, whose contact information and telephone number were published on the Dixie Dollar website. The inscription AOCS Approved denotes participation in the American Open Currency Standard network and should not be interpreted as a mint attribution.

2009 Dixie Dollar Civil War Commemorative References

  • Archived DixieDollar.org website (2009–2010)
  • Dixie Dollar FAQ and Contact pages (Wayback Machine)
  • Numista: 2009 Dixie Dollar $50 Silver Round
  • AOCS historical documentation
  • Contemporary dealer listings and surviving original examples
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