| Trade dollars are a neat short denomination to collect. Made from 1873-1885, these coins were for overseas trade. The US Mint produced them to increase the dollar's presence in the orient. You may find "chop marks" on many Trade Dollars. |
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1875 |
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Trade Dollars.
Mintage
Philadelphia:: 218,000
Carson City: 1,574,000
San Fransisco: 4,487,000 |
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1878 |
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Trade Dollars.
Mintage
Philadelphia:: 900
Carson City: 97 ,000
San Fransisco: 4,162,000 |
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1873 |
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Welcome to the first year of Trade Dollars.
Mintage
Philadelphia:: 397,000
Carson City: 124,000
San Fransisco: 703,000 |
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1874 |
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Trade Dollars
Mintage
Philadelphia:: 987,000
Carson City: 1,373 ,000
San Fransisco: 2,549,000 |
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1876 |
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Trade Dollars.
Mintage
Philadelphia:: 455,000
Carson City: 509,000
San Fransisco: 5,227,000 |
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1877 |
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Trade Dollars.
Mintage
Philadelphia:: 3,000,000
Carson City: 534,000
San Fransisco: 9,519,000 |
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