1874 Silver Trade Dollar $1 PCGS Fine Detail

1874 Silver Trade Dollar $1 PCGS Fine Detail

Bullion Exchanges is pleased to offer the 1874 Silver Trade Dollar $1 PCGS Fine Detail. This historically significant coin is a must-have for collectors, representing a pivotal era in U.S. economic and numismatic history. Struck from .900 silver, the 1874 Trade Dollar contains 0.7871 troy ounces of actual silver weight (ASW). 

The U.S. Trade Dollar was first issued in 1873 to facilitate trade between the United States and East Asia, particularly China, where high silver content coins were preferred for transactions. These coins were initially minted in higher silver content than standard U.S. dollars to compete with other international silver coins circulating in the region. The Trade Dollar was discontinued for general circulation in 1878 but remains a prized collectible due to its unique history and limited mintage.

Coin Specifications:

• Graded Fine Detail by PCGS
• Contains 0.7871 troy oz of .900 fine silver
• Produced by the US Mint
• Face value of $1, backed by the U.S. government
• Individual coin arrives inside an official PCGS holder
• Obverse: Depicts Miss Liberty seated on a bale of merchandise, her right hand holding a branch, her left hand holding a ribbon inscribed “LIBERTY”
• Reverse: Features an eagle holding three arrows and a branch. Inscriptions include: “UNITED STATES OF AMERICA,” “420 GRAINS,” “900 FINE,” and “TRADE DOLLAR”.

Add a piece of U.S. trade history to your collection with the 1874 Silver Trade Dollar $1 PCGS Fine Detail. This rare coin offers historical significance and collectible appeal, making it a valuable addition for both numismatists and investors. If you have any questions or concerns, please don't hesitate to contact one of our customer service representatives.