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FLOWING HAIR SILVER DOLLARS
(1794-1795)
Designer: Robert
Scot
Diameter: ±39-40 millimeters
Metal content:
Silver - 90%
Copper - 10%
Weight: ±416 grains (±27.0 grams)
Edge: Lettered - HUNDRED CENTS ONE DOLLAR OR UNIT (various
ornaments between words)
Mintmark: None (all dates of this type were struck at
Philadelphia)
Notes:
The Flowing Hair design appeared on the first United States
Silver Dollars in 1794, but only lasted until sometime in 1795,
when it was replaced with the Draped Bust design. The 1794
Silver Dollar is a rare coin, represented by approximately
150-200 survivors. The 1795 Silver Dollar is much more
common, but the demand from type collectors keeps the prices
high.
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Available
dates/mintmarks:
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Date
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Mintage
for
Circulation
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Mintage
of
Proofs
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1794
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1,758
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0
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1795
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est.
160, 295
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0
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DRAPED BUST / PLAIN EAGLE
SILVER DOLLARS
(1795-1798)
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Date
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Mintage for
Circulation
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Mintage of
Proofs
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Notes
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1795
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42,738
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0
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Be
sure to check out the Flowing Hair type for this date. |
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1796
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72,920
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0
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1797
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7,776
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0
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The
best major variety has the obverse stars configured 9
on the left, 7 on the right. |
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1798
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see mintage figure
below
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0
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Two
varieties - one with 15 stars, the other with 13 star
on the obverse. |
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DRAPED BUST / EAGLE AND
SHIELD SILVER DOLLARS (1798-1804)
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Date
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Mintage for
Circulation
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Mintage of
Proofs
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Notes
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1798
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327,536
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0
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1799
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423,515
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0
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Numerous
varieties, including 13 or 15 stars on the reverse and
1799/8 overdates. |
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1800
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220,920
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0
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Numerous
varieties. |
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1801
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54,454
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est. 5
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The
Proofs were struck sometime between 1834 and 1858 and
are extremely rare. |
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1802
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41,650
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est. 10
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The
1802/1 overdate is a popular variety. The Proofs
were struck sometime between 1834 and 1858 and are
extremely rare. |
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1803
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85,634
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est. 10
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The
Proofs were struck sometime between 1834 and 1858 and
are extremely rare. |
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1804
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0
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est. 15
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An extreme rarity!
These were all made in 1834 and subsequent years.
Mint reports show a mintage figure of 19,570, but
these are believed to be Dollars dated 1803.
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SEATED LIBERTY
SILVER DOLLARS
(1840-1873)
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Date
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Mintage for
Circulation
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Mintage of
Proofs
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Notes
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1840
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61,005
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N/A
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1841
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173,000
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N/A
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1842
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184,618
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N/A
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1843
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165,100
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N/A
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1844
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20,000
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N/A
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1845
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24,500
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N/A
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1846
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110,600
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N/A
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1846 O
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59,000
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N/A
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1847
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140,750
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N/A
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1848
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15,000
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N/A
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1849
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62,600
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N/A
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1850
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7,500
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N/A
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1850 O
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40,000
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N/A
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1851
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1,300
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N/A
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1851,
1851 O, 1851 Restrike |
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1852
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1,100
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N/A
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1853
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46,110
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N/A
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1854
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33,140
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N/A
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1855
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26,000
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N/A
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1856
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63,500
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N/A
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1857
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94,000
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N/A
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1858
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Estimated 300+
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N/A
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TRADE
DOLLARS
(1875-1885)
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Date
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Mintage for
Circulation
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Mintage of
Proofs
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Notes
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1873
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396,635
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865
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1873-CC
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124,500
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0
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1873-S
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703,000
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0
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1874
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987,100
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700
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1874-CC
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1,373,200
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0
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1874-S
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2,549,000
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0
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1875
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218,200
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700
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1875-CC
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1,573,700
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0
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1875-S
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4,487,000
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0
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One
scarce variety has a S/CC mintmark. |
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1876
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455,000
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1,150
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1876-CC
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509,000
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0
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1876-S
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5,227,000
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0
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1877
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3,039,200
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510
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1877-CC
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534,000
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0
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1877-S
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9,519,000
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0
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1878
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0
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900
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1878-CC
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97,000
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0
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1878-S
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4,162,000
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0
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1879
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0
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1,541
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1880
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0
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1,987
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1881
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0
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960
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1882
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0
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1,097
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1883
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0
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979
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1884
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0
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10
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1885
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0
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5
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MORGAN
SILVER DOLLARS
(1878-1921)
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Date
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Mintage for
Circulation
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Mintage of
Proofs
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Notes
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1878
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10,500,000
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750
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Major varieties include:
8 Tail Feathers reverse,
7 Tail Feathers reverse,
7/8 Tail Feathers reverse and
Reverse of 1879.
Among Proofs, the 1878
7 Tail Feathers, Reverse of 1879 is the rarest.
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1878-CC
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2,212,000
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0
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1878-S
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9,774,000
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0
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1879
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14,806,000
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1,100
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1879-CC
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756,000
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0
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Found with Clear and
Capped (rusted) mintmarks.
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1879-O
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2,887,000
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est. 12
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1879-S
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9,110,000
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0
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1880
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12,600,000
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1,355
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1880-CC
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591,000
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0
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1880-O
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5,305,000
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0
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1880-S
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8,900,000
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0
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1881
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9,162,991
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984
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1881-CC
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296,000
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0
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1881-O
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5,708,000
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0
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1881-S
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12,760,000
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0
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1882
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11,100,000
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1,100
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1882-CC
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1,133,000
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0
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1882-O
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6,090,000
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0
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Look for the rare O/S
variety.
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1882-S
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9,250,000
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0
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1883
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12,290,000
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1,039
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1883-CC
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1,204,000
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0
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1883-O
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8,725,000
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est. 12
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1883-S
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6,250,000
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0
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1884
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14,070,000
|
875
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1884-CC
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1,136,000
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3 known
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1884-O
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9,730,000
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Unique
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1884-S
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3,200,000
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0
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1885
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17,787,000
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930
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1885-CC
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228,000
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0
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1885-O
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9,185,000
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0
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1885-S
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1,497,000
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0
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1886
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19,963,000
|
886
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1886-O
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10,710,000
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0
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1886-S
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750,000
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0
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1887
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20,290,000
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710
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1887-O
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11,550,000
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0
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Look for the rare
1887/6-O overdate.
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1887-S
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1,771,000
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0
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1888
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19,183,000
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832
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1888-O
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12,150,000
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0
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1888-S
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657,000
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0
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1889
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21,726,000
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811
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1889-CC
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350,000
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0
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Rare, key date issue.
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1889-O
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11,875,000
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0
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1889-S
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700,000
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0
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1890
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16,802,000
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590
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1890-CC
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2,309,041
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0
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1890-O
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10,701,100
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0
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1890-S
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8,230,373
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0
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1891
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8,693,556
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650
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1891-CC
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1,618,000
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0
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1891-O
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7,954,529
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0
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1891-S
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5,296,000
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0
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1892
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1,036,000
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1,245
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1892-CC
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1,352,000
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0
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1892-O
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2,744,000
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0
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1892-S
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1,200,000
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0
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1893
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378,000
|
792
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1893-CC
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677,000
|
est. 12
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1893-O
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300,000
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0
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1893-S
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100,000
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0
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Rare in all grades.
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1894
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110,000
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972
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Not as rare as the
mintage suggests, but still very popular because it
"looks" rare.
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1894-O
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1,723,000
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0
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1894-S
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1,260,000
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0
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1895
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12,000
|
880
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None of the circulation
strikes has ever been seen...experts believe they were
all melted down
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1895-O
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450,000
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0
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1895-S
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400,000
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0
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1896
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9,976,000
|
762
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1896-O
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4,900,000
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0
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1896-S
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5,000,000
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0
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1897
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2,822,000
|
731
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1897-O
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4,004,000
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0
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1897-S
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5,825,000
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0
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1898
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5,884,000
|
735
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1898-O
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4,400,000
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0
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1898-S
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4,102,000
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0
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1899
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330,000
|
846
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1899-O
|
12,290,000
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0
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1899-S
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2,562,000
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0
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1900
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8,830,000
|
912
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1900-O
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12,590,000
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0
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1900-S
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3,540,000
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0
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1901
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6,962,000
|
813
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1901-O
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13,320,000
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0
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1901-S
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2,284,000
|
0
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1902
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7,994,000
|
777
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|
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1902-O
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8,636,000
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0
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1902-S
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1,530,000
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0
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1903
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4,652,000
|
755
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1903-O
|
4,450,000
|
0
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1903-S
|
1,241,000
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0
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1904
|
2,788,000
|
650
|
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1904-O
|
3,720,000
|
0
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1904-S
|
2,304,000
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0
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1921
|
44,690,000
|
est. 250
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Proofs were made on
numismatist Farran Zerbe's behalf, followed by more
made for Henry Chapman.
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1921-D
|
20,345,000
|
0
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1921-S
|
21,695,000
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Rumored to exist
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Supposedly, Proofs were
made on Farran Zerbe's behalf in 1921.
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PEACE TYPE
SILVER DOLLARS
(1921-1935, 1964)
|
Date
|
Mintage for
Circulation
|
Mintage of
Proofs
|
Notes
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1921
|
1,006,473
|
est. 15
|
Proofs
come with matte and satin finishes in about equal
rarity. |
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1922
|
51,737,000
|
est. 10
|
Proofs
come with high relief details (as seen on the 1921's)
and normal relief details. The normal relief
Proofs are extremely rare. |
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1922-D
|
15,063,000
|
0
|
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1922-S
|
17,475,000
|
0
|
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1923
|
30,800,000
|
0
|
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1923-D
|
6,811,000
|
0
|
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1923-S
|
19,020,000
|
0
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1924
|
11,811,000
|
0
|
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1924-S
|
1,728,000
|
0
|
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1925
|
10,198,000
|
0
|
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1925-S
|
1,610,000
|
0
|
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1926
|
1,939,000
|
0
|
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1926-D
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2,348,700
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0
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