1988 Olympics Commemorative Silver Proof Dollar DCAM Seoul

The 1988 Olympic Silver Dollar was issued to commemorate the participation of the United States in the 1988 Summer Olympic Games in Seoul, Korea.

A portion of the purchase price of each coin was paid to the United States Olympic Committee to support training of American athletes. 

The obverse design for the coin features one hand holding the Statue of Liberty's torch and the other holding an Olympic torch. The two flames merge together with olive branches framing the scene. The inscriptions Olympiad and Liberty appear above and below, with In God We Trust and the date 1988 to each side. The obverse was designed by Patricia Lewis Verani.

On the reverse, the Olympic rings appear centrally with USA above and another pair of olive branches framing the scene. The inscription United States of America appears widely spaced around the edge of the coin. The denomination is expressed as 1 Dollar and E Pluribus Unum appears near the base. The reverse was designed by Sherl Joseph Winter.

This proof version of the coin has been certified Deep Cameo by an independent third party grading company.