1882 - Coins

The 1882 Trade Dollar is a silver coin that was initially introduced to facilitate trade with Asia, particularly China. Minted by the United States government, the Trade Dollar features a design that symbolizes commerce and trade, with the image of Lady Liberty and various inscriptions. Although it was intended for trade purposes, it was later demonetized for domestic use, leading to a mix of collector demand due to its historical significance and silver content. Many 1882 Trade Dollars have survived, but their value varies based on condition, mint mark, and market demand.

Philadelphia (1)

	Item	Denomination	Series	Year	Mint
	1882-P (Philadelphia) Trade Dollars	$1 (One Dollar)	Trade Dollars	1882	Philadelphia

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