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1876-S Silver Trade Dollar $1 PCGS UNC Detail

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900‰
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27.220
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851.96 USD
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Bullion Exchanges
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United States
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2026-07-22
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### 1876-S Silver Trade Dollar $1 PCGS UNC Detail Bullion Exchanges presents the **1876-S Silver Trade Dollar $1 PCGS UNC Detail,** a fascinating example of 19th-century U.S. silver coinage with strong historical significance and global trade importance. Struck at the San Francisco Mint, this coin contains .900 fine silver and represents one of the most iconic trade-oriented coins ever issued by the United States. Graded UNC Detail by PCGS, it retains sharp design elements with uncirculated characteristics. The Trade Dollar was first introduced in 1873 as part of the United States’ effort to compete with widely circulated silver coins in Asia, particularly in China. At the time, U.S. silver production was booming, and the government sought new international markets for its bullion. The Trade Dollar was specifically designed for commerce overseas, featuring a higher silver content than domestic silver dollars and bearing the word “TRADE” prominently on the reverse to distinguish it from regular currency. The San Francisco Mint ("S" mintmark) played a crucial role in producing these coins, as it was the closest U.S. mint to key trade routes in the Pacific. The 1876-S issue is a particularly desirable date for collectors due to its connection to America's growing presence in global commerce. **Coin Specifications:** - **Graded as UNC Details by PCGS** - Contains 0.7876 troy oz of .900 fine silver - Produced by the [**US Mint**](file:///government-mints/us-mint%3FperPage=72&order=year_x&dir=ASC&currentPage=1) - Struck at the San Francisco Mint ("S" mintmark) - Face value of $1, backed by the U.S. government - Individual coin arrives inside an official PCGS holder - **Obverse:** Depicts Miss Liberty seated on a bale of merchandise, her right hand holding a branch, her left hand holding a ribbon inscribed “LIBERTY” - **Reverse:** Features an eagle holding three arrows and a branch. Inscriptions include: “UNITED STATES OF AMERICA,” “420 GRAINS,” “900 FINE,” and “TRADE DOLLAR”. **Why Collect This Coin?** - Historic U.S. silver coin designed for international trade - Struck at the San Francisco Mint during peak production years - Highly collectible due to post-circulation rarity This **1876-S Silver Trade Dollar $1 PCGS UNC Detail** is a tangible reminder of America’s expanding global influence in the 19th century. Bullion Exchanges offers competitive pricing, secure shipping, and guaranteed authenticity, making it an excellent opportunity to own a historic piece of [**U.S. silver coinage**](file:///buy-silver/junk-silver%3Fcategory_id=585). **You may also like:** - **[1921 Silver Mercury Dime 10C ANACS VG 8](file:///1921-silver-mercury-dime-10c-anacs-vg-8)** - **[1921 Peace Silver Dollar $1 High Relief PCGS AU Detail](file:///1921-peace-silver-dollar-1-high-relief-pcgs-au-detail)** - **[1932 Washington Silver Quarter 25C NGC/PCGS MS 64](file:///1932-washington-silver-quarter-25c-ngc-pcgs-ms-64)**