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PCGS Cert #25596534
PCGS / NGC Population: 2/3 Higher: 0/0
CAC Population: 2/0
A super example of this New Orleans Mint, Seated Liberty Half Dollar. Wonderful original centers are complimented by golden-olive peripheries. Only 20 coins have received this grade from PCGS with 9 higher. The series started in 1839 and ran until 1891, during this 52 year span, many changes were made, but never to stray to far from Christian Golbrecht’s original design.
PCGS Cert #18649377
PCGS / NGC Population: 20/22 Higher: 9/12
CAC Population: 7/2
With just a mere 470 proof specimens and a small mintage of business strikes minted for the date, nice proof examples are heavily sought. Here is a gorgeously toned Seated Liberty Dollar. Deep multicolored toning flows through the peripheries on the obverse while a multitude of tones cover the reverse. This intricately detailed Civil War era specimen is sure to please the fussiest collector.
PCGS Cert #25570394
PCGS / NGC Population: 1/0 Higher: 7/25
CAC Population: 7/2
A stunning example of the Seated Liberty design that started in 1839 and ran until 1891, 52 wonderful years, and although many changes were made, they never strayed to far from Christian Golbrecht’s original design. This coin is from 1865 and is one of only 14 coins to receive the PR63 grade from PCGS with 21 higher. This is a tough coin and it is lovely. The stars are nicely struck up, the fields are exceptionally clean, and the striking on Liberty and the Eagle, breathtaking. Another winner for the Teich Family Collection.
PCGS Cert #20573103
PCGS / NGC Population: 14/13 Higher: 21/25
CAC Population/Higher: 3/3
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PCGS Cert #25544433
PCGS / NGC Population: 14/18 Higher: 14/14
CAC Population: 6/5
With just a mere 1000 proof specimens strikes minted for the date, nice proof examples are heavily sought. Here is a gorgeously toned Seated Liberty Dollar. A wonderful array of golden hues blanket the obverse and reverse with touches of powder blue highlighting the rims. Struck at the same time period that the mint was producing hoards of patterns for collectors.
PCGS Cert #9952403
PCGS / NGC Population: 16/17 Higher: 4/12
CAC Population: 2/1
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NGC Cert #3176027002
PCGS / NGC Population: 47/19 Higher 115/98
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PCGS Cert #06612119
PCGS / NGC Population: 42/31 Higher 14/8
The U.S. Trade dollar was designed by William Barber, the mint’s chief engraver and authorized by Congress to improve trade with the Orient. Prior to this, the Mexican Peso was used in trading with China. The Trade Dollar was minted at 420 grains of silver about 8 grains more than the U.S. silver dollar and 4 more than the peso. More trade dollars were made at the San Francisco Mint than any of the other mints combined, making this Philadelphia tougher to come by. With PCGS grading only 8 coins at this level with a single coin finer. Iridescent blue and petal-pink illuminate both sides of this lovely proof gem.
PCGS Cert #25554188
PCGS / NGC Population: 8/16 Higher: 1/9
CAC Population/Higher: 2/1
A scarce coin from the Carson City mint which found its way to the Orient and back home. You could write a whole book on this coin if it could talk. A superb example, guaranteed to please collectors and historians alike. Beautiful fields abound with handsome fall colors.
PCGS Cert #12745585
PCGS / NGC Population: Not Available
The U.S. Trade dollar was designed by William Barber, the mint’s chief engraver and authorized by Congress to improve trade with the Orient. Prior to this, the Mexican Peso was used in trading with China. The Trade Dollar was minted at 420 grains of silver about 8 grains more than the U.S. silver dollar and 4 more than the peso. More trade dollars were made at the San Francisco Mint than any of the other mints combined. Being as San Francisco was closest to the main source of silver as well as the closest ports leaving for China. This San Francisco example offered here has nice original lustrous surfaces with an impeccable strike.
PCGS Cert #06632814
PCGS / NGC Population: 19/18 Higher 1/2
A beautiful specimen showing a cameo contrast. In fact, this coin is in an older NGC holder, and should receive the “Cameo” designation if sent back in for review. With a scant mintage of only 700, it is safe to say few have survived in this condition.
PCGS Cert #139371015
PCGS / NGC Population: 22/36 Higher: 7/11
Until PCGS decided to grade and encapsulate chop marked Trade dollars, they were basically thought of as damaged coins by to the masses. Not so with us here at Numismatic Americana Incorporated. As students of all U.S. coinage, from their beginnings to their ends, and everywhere in between, we have always thought that these pieces held a special place in America’s history. Primarily because they were struck by the U.S. mints to help facilitate trade with countries in the Orient and abroad.
A handsome coin, displaying only two chop marks on the obverse, and non on the reverse. Blazing luster with semi proof-like fields.
PCGS Cert #15286090
PCGS / NGC Population: Not Available
A very cool Trade Dollar with olive-green, amber and gold blending to perfection on both the obverse and reverse. A fun coin that is packed with history.
PCGS Cert #20648920
PCGS / NGC Population: 72/48 Higher: 227/202
CAC Population/Higher: 3/16
Bored with the usual collections? Try assembling a set of Trade Dollars by date and mint mark, with chop marks. That would impress even the most seasoned numismatists.
PCGS Cert #10671659
PCGS / NGC Population: Not Available
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PCGS Cert #06641605
PCGS / NGC Population: 5/5 Higher 1/10
A sensational example of this popular first-year of issue with the 7 Tail feather design on the reverse. Scarce in this state of preservation, unfathomable depth is seen in the mirrors and the thickly frosted devices are sharp and precise. Excellent preservation and eye-appeal! The Design by George T. Morgan was minted for a 43 year span, which makes this series quite an achievement to complete the set. Here is an example of the Morgan Dollar that will put your set above the others.
PCGS Cert #25559678
PCGS / NGC Population: 13/8 Higher: 0/0
CAC Population: 4/0
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PCGS Cert #06641604
PCGS / NGC Population: 31/49 Higher 4/2
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PCGS Cert #06666467
PCGS / NGC Population: 286/129 – 6/13 Higher
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PCGS Cert #06667587
PCGS / NGC Population: 1511/1024 – 206 Higher