1877-S Trade Silver Dollar - Raw EF

Offered is a 1877-S Trade Silver Dollar, struck at the San Francisco Mint and offered in Extremely Fine (EF) condition. This historic U.S. silver coin contains 90% silver, with an original silver content of approximately 0.7874 troy oz.

The coin is offered raw (uncertified) with an estimated EF grade. Please review all photographs carefully to evaluate its condition, surface characteristics, and overall appearance.

Specifications

• Coin: U.S. Trade Silver Dollar

• Year: 1877

• Mint: San Francisco (S)

• Denomination: $1.00

• Composition: 90% Silver, 10% Copper

• Original Silver Content: 0.7874 Troy Oz

• Original Weight: 27.22 Grams

• Diameter: 38.1 mm

• Designer: William Barber

• Mintage: 9,519,000

• Condition: Extremely Fine (EF), Estimated

• Certification: Raw / Ungraded

• Quantity: 1 Coin

Historical Note

Introduced in 1873, the U.S. Trade Dollar was designed by William Barber primarily for commerce with Asia, particularly China. Its heavier silver content distinguished it from the standard U.S. silver dollar, and many examples circulated extensively in international trade.

The 1877-S issue was produced at the San Francisco Mint during the height of America's silver trade with the Far East.

Please Note: The coin pictured is the exact coin you will receive. This coin is raw and has not been independently graded or authenticated by a third-party grading service. The EF condition is a seller-assigned estimate. Please review all photographs before purchasing.