Product Details:
Struck in 90% fine silver at the San Francisco Mint, this Centennial-year 1876-S Trade Dollar $1 features William Barber's design of Liberty seated upon bales of goods extending an olive branch toward the sea, backed by a heraldic eagle clutching arrows and an olive branch on the reverse. Authenticated and certified by NGC with the Chopmarked designation in a specialized 'Trade Dollars of the World' holder, this historic commercial issue displays intricate merchant chopmarks boldly stamped across both faces, retaining strong underlying design definition and rich antique silver toning.
Product Features:
Struck in 90% fine silver (420 grains) at the San Francisco Mint in 1876, bearing the 'S' mint mark.
Historic Centennial-year issue minted specifically to facilitate commerce and silver exchange in East Asia.
Authenticated and encapsulated by NGC with the Chopmarked designation in an exclusive 'Trade Dollars of the World' holder.
Features authentic historic merchant chopmarks applied during international trade.
Designed by 6th U.S. Mint Chief Engraver William Barber.
Obverse: Depicts Liberty seated upon trade goods facing left, holding an olive branch, beneath thirteen stars and dated 1876.
Reverse: Showcases a heraldic eagle inscribed UNITED STATES OF AMERICA, 420 GRAINS, 900 FINE., with the 'S' mint mark above TRADE DOLLAR.
NGC Certification Number: 8475056-096.
You will receive the coin pictured. You are purchasing an 1876-S Trade Dollar $1 NGC Chopmarked.
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