Trade Dollars (1873-85)

1878s SILVER TRADE DOLLAR	13	$96.00	6h 53m
replica 1873 trade dollar-UNC	-	$0.10	10h 5m
Replica 1873-CC TRADE DOLLAR-UNC	-	$0.10	10h 6m
Replica 1873-s TRADE DOLLAR-UNC	-	$0.10	10h 6m
replica 1874 trade dollar-UNC	-	$0.10	10h 6m
Replica 1874-s TRADE DOLLAR-UNC	-	$0.10	10h 7m
replica 1875 trade dollar-UNC	-	$0.10	10h 7m
Replica 1875-CC TRADE DOLLAR-UNC	-	$0.10	10h 7m
Replica 1875-s TRADE DOLLAR-UNC	-	$0.10	10h 7m
replica 1876 trade dollar-UNC	-	$0.10	10h 8m
Replica 1876-CC TRADE DOLLAR-UNC	-	$0.10	10h 8m
Replica 1876-s TRADE DOLLAR-UNC	-	$0.10	10h 8m
replica 1877 trade dollar-UNC	-	$0.10	10h 8m
Replica 1877-CC TRADE DOLLAR-UNC	-	$0.10	10h 8m
Replica 1877-s TRADE DOLLAR-UNC	-	$0.10	10h 8m
replica 1878 trade dollar-UNC	-	$0.10	10h 9m
Replica 1878-CC TRADE DOLLAR-UNC	-	$0.10	10h 10m
Replica 1878-s TRADE DOLLAR-UNC	-	$0.10	10h 10m
replica 1879-p trade dollar-UNC	-	$0.10	10h 11m
replica 1880 trade dollar-UNC	-	$0.10	10h 12m
replica 1881 trade dollar-UNC	-	$0.10	10h 12m
replica 1882 trade dollar-UNC	1	$0.10	10h 14m
replica 1883 trade dollar-UNC	1	$0.10	10h 15m
Replica 1884 Trade Dolar-UNC	-	$0.10	10h 16m
replica 1885 trade dollar-UNC	-	$0.10	10h 17m
Replica 1874-CC TRADE DOLLAR-UNC	-	$0.10	10h 24m
1876-S Trade dollar	7	$68.78	10h 30m
1796 Draped Bust $1 Dollar ANACS cert Extra Fine 40	-	$6,000.00	10h 56m
1885 Trade Silver Dollar Exact Size Proof Replica	-	$0.99	11h 3m
replica all set 25 trade dollars with coin store book	-	$9.99	11h 18m
1873 Trade Dollar $1 Coin 420 grains 900 fine NR	14	$88.99	13h 57m
1877 S TRADE DOLLAR GRADED MS 63 NGC NO RESERVE	4	$34.00	14h 35m
(D76) USA ONE DOLLAR 1882, ENGRAVING ON OBV	-	$9.99	15h 10m
1876-S...No reserve 5 day	-	$299.00	15h 45m
US Trade Dollar 1878 S Counterstamp	6	$51.00	17h 5m
1881 TRADE DOLLAR	4	$16.50	17h 12m
US Coin~1877 P VF30 Details ICG Silver Trade Dollar	9	$63.00	17h 15m
1878 S TRADE DOLLAR FINE - VERY FINE POLISHED GENUINE	9	$52.00	18h 1m
1876 S TRADE DOLLAR SILVER SMALL RIM NICKS CLEANED	-	$109.99	19h 2m
1877 S TRADE DOLLAR SILVER CLEANED	-	$114.50	19h 3m

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How many coins does the U.S. Mint produce and where are they made? In 2006, the United States Mint produced approximately 15.5 billion coins for general circulation. These are made in the United States Mints at Philadelphia and Denver. While most of the coins the United States Mint produces are for general circulation, the United States Mint also produces bullion coins and limited editions of coins sold to collectors as numismatic items. The United States Mint facilities in Philadelphia, PA; Denver, CO; San Francisco, CA; and West Point, NY produce numismatic items. Bullion coins are produced at the Mint facilities in San Francisco, CA and West Point, NY

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