1871 Liberty Seated Dollar XF-40 PCGS
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This Liberty Seated Dollar is graded Extra Fine-40 by PCGS. The Liberty Seated Dollar, designed by Christian Gobrecht, was minted from 1840 to 1873 and was primarily minted in Philadelphia, although there are 12 different branch mint issues.
Coin Highlights:
- Contains .7734 oz of Silver.
- PCGS encapsulation protects and guarantees the XF-40 condition.
- Obverse: Liberty is seated on a rock facing left while her right hand rests firmly above the shield of the United States. In her left hand is a pole with a Phrygian cap resting atop the pole.
- Reverse: An eagle, facing left, wears the shield of the United States on his chest and firmly grips an olive branch in his right talon and three arrows in his left talon as his wings prepare to take flight.
- The Philadelphia Mint did not produce a mintmark.
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Volume Pricing
Out of Stock
Coin ID:
6966
Grade:
Extra Fine - 40
Mint Mark:
Not Shown - Philadelphia
Population: 
153
Graded Higher:
737
Mintage:
1,074,760
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Additional Product Specifications
Product ID:
11232
Year:
1871
Grade Service:
PCGS
Denomination:
$1.00
Metal Content:
0.7734 troy oz
Purity:
.900
Manufacturer:
US Mint
Thickness:
3.1
mm
Diameter:
38.1
mm
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