Gobrecht, Liberty Seated and Trade Dollars

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There are 3 Coins for Sale. New coin(s) added on March 28, 2025

Photo	Date	Grade	TPG	GFRC Rating	Price	Description	Buy
Gobrecht Dollars
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Liberty Seated Dollars
	1846	MS62	NGC 5742416006	Choice	$3350	Superbly Preserved, Rose-Gray Obverse Patina, Pristine Steely Fields, Fully Struck. GFRC Price Reduction. An attractive and well preserved 1846 Seated dollar that warrants attention. Steely fields issue notable reflectance under angled lighting. This a fully choice example with intermixed mottled aquamarine, rose, and gray shades on the obverse while the reverse sports patches of olive surrounded by midnight blues. Fields are essentially unabraded and most pleasing during a 10x inspection. Worthy of a JUST BUY IT NOW recommendation. Housed in new large font NGC holder. Please note that the images emphasize greenish shades while the coin in hand will exhibit strong rose tones.
	1853	AU53	NGC 3889116002	Original	$2650	New February 17! Popular Date, Even Silver Gray Eye Appeal, Steely Fields. From a Maine 1853 type set arrives this Seated dollar with a mintage of 46,110. A popular date with collectors due to availability as a high percentage of the mintage was saved. This example features silver gray surfaces with steely fields. Under bright light, reflective luster is strong and consistent on both sides. Faint gold is noted at the borders. As usual, the GFRC images poorly illustrate the in-hand and bright light presentation. Housed in newer NGC holder with edge view insert.
	1863	EF45	NGC 3903282002	Choice	$3250	New March 28! Rare Date in Circulated Grades, Deep Gray-Blue Toning, Well Preserved. Consignor Price Reduction - Mintage for the 1863 Seated dollar is reported at 27,200 pieces, but little else is known about their Mint dispersion and survival. Q. David Bowers goes into extensive detail on the release possibilities on the PCGS website and initially points to Walter Breen's conclusion that most were part of the export trade to Latin American and East India. If only this example could speak and recite its travels as clearly circulated. A deep gray patina presents a partial circulated cameo appearance on the obverse while the reverse is toned a continuous gunmetal blue-gray. Under a 10x, the obverse has a few light bag marks where the edge reeding of another dollar coin was in contact with the surface. A few ancient lines are noted in the upper left reverse field and fully toned. The overall eye appeal is top notch and warrants a GFRC-Choice quality rating. Housed in new large font NGC holder.
	1864	AU55	PCGS 12707066	Original	HOLD $4650	New March 28! Very Scarce Civil War Era Issue, Steely Reflectance, Coin Gray Toning. Consignor Price Reduction - The acquisition of a highly detailed 1864 dated Seated dollar is possible thanks to the release of this example via a new consignor. Natural coin gray patina is present on both sides with the obverse featuring golden-gray highlights and blue hues on the reverse. When examined under a bright light, both sides are equally reflective given the steely fields. This is a near-choice example with several lines precluding a full GFRC-Choice quality rating. As with other Seated dollar struck during the Civil War era, most are assumed to have been employed for the export trade and therefore explaining present day rarity. Housed in PCGS Gen 6.1 (2020-2025) holder.
Trade Dollars
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