After a prolonged hiatus, silver dollar production resumed in 1840, featuring the Seated Liberty design that was common across various denominations at that time. It is thought that a substantial quantity of silver dollars was consistently sent to China in exchange for goods. The increase in silver prices led to these coins being valued above their face value, which in turn caused a shortage as they were extensively hoarded or retained in reserves.
Seated Liberty (1840-1873)
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1847 Seated Liberty Dollar - ALMOST UNC, Old CleaningThe 1847 Seated Liberty Dollar is part of our monthly specials collection. This coin is in ALMOST UNCIRCULATED condition, but shows signs of prior... |
$895.00 |
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1859-O Seated Liberty Dollar - VERY GOOD, Nicks/ScratchesThe 1859-O Seated Liberty Dollar is part of our monthly specials collection. This coin is in VERY GOOD condition, but shows signs of nicks/scratches.... |
$350.00 |
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1871 Seated Liberty Dollar - VERY GOODThe 1871 Seated Liberty Dollar is part of our monthly specials collection. This coin is in VERY GOOD condition. Product Features: Nice type coin.VERY... |
$360.00 |
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1871 Seated Liberty Dollar - VERY GOOD+, Obverse ScratchThe 1871 Seated Liberty Dollar is part of our monthly specials collection. This coin is in CHOICE VERY GOOD (VG+) condition, but shows signs of an... |
$350.00 |
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1872 Seated Liberty Dollar - FINE+, Reverse DamageThe 1872 Seated Liberty Dollar is part of our monthly specials collection. This coin is in CHOICE FINE (F+) condition, but shows signs of reverse... |
$275.00 |
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