And these are just what the 1804 Silver Dollar coins have over other more common silver coins. To start with, the 1804 Silver Dollar coins were not really minted during that year. Coins minted in 1804 actually bore the date of 1803 because the government reused old dies from that previous year. How Much Trade Silver Dollars are Worth: Trade Silver Dollar Values & Coin Price Chart. For Sale 9 Auctions 0 Wishlist 0 Collection 28. Early Silver Dollars (1873-1885) Designer - Engraver: William Barber. Metal Composition: 90% Silver - 10% Copper. Diameter: 38.1 mm. Mass / Weight: 27.22 grams. Year Details Mintage G (4) VG (8) F (12) VF (20.

Early Silver Dollars (1873-1885)

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9 items found

• Seller: andugus
  Certification Agency: NGC
  Certification Number: 5900871-001
  Condition: UNC Details
• Nice piece that has golden tone and lots of scratches.
  Seller: johnbach
• Nice eye appeal with bright silver surface and devices. No die cracks!
  Seller: baguyette13
  Condition: Choice Uncirculated
• Seller: SmithsCoins
  Condition: AU 58
• Seller: SmithsCoins
  Condition: AU 55
• $592.00
• $1065.00
  Seller: Maksimstrachan
  Certification Agency: PCGS
  Certification Number: 87043.62/37434147
  Condition: MS62
• Seller: bobscoins
  Condition: VF
• $1625.00
  Seller: INTEGRITYCOIN
  Certification Agency: ANACS
  Certification Number: 4887889
  Condition: AU 58

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• Order number:US_8201900

In 1834, the U.S. Department of State ordered sets of coins to be minted as gifts to Asian rulers in exchange for trade advantages. The U.S. Mint created the special sets which included a silver dollar. As silver dollars were still in use but no longer being minted, the new coins were dated 1804, using the last known year of prior issue, despite being struck much later than that. Only eight silver dollars were minted in 1834 and have become known as the Class I type.

Between 1858 and 1860, Theodore Eckfeldt, a U.S. Mint employee, illegally produced seven more 1804 Silver Dollars which he sold off. These became known as the Class II and Class III types.

All fifteen of the 1804 Silver Dollars have been accounted for and exist in either museums or private collections.Coveted by collectors, but essentially impossible to own, a Class I type Silver Dollar sold in 2001 for $4.14 Million!The 1804 Silver Dollar is considered to be one of the rarest pieces in the history of American numismatics. After the initial minting of eight pieces, two restrikes were issued for collectors.

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