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The 1876 Trade Dollar is a collectible coin issued by the United States government primarily for use in trade with Asia, particularly China. Designed to facilitate commerce, the Trade Dollar features an obverse depicting a seated Liberty and a reverse showing an eagle. While initially intended for circulation, many were melted down for their silver content, making surviving examples highly sought after by numismatists. The coin has encountered various market valuations, depending on its condition, mint mark, and demand among collectors.
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1876-CC (Carson City) Trade Dollars | $1 (One Dollar) | Trade Dollars | 1876 | Carson City |
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1876-P (Philadelphia) Trade Dollars | $1 (One Dollar) | Trade Dollars | 1876 | Philadelphia |
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1876-P (Philadelphia) Trade Dollars | $1 (One Dollar) | Trade Dollars | 1876 | Philadelphia |
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1876-S (San Francisco) Trade Dollars | $1 (One Dollar) | Trade Dollars | 1876 | San Francisco |
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United States of America 1876 N/A Trade Dollars $1 (One Dollar) | $1 (One Dollar) | Trade Dollars | 1876 | N/A |