Gobrecht, Liberty Seated and Trade Dollars

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There are 16 Coins for Sale. New coin(s) added on May 22, 2026

Photo	Date	Grade	TPG	GFRC Rating	Price	Description	Buy
Gobrecht Dollars
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Liberty Seated Dollars
	1841	AU53	PCGS OGH 3262461	Choice	$2350	Steely Reflective Luster, Old Time Lustrous Eye Appeal, New Jersey Collection. Consignor Price Reduction! - We are pleased to be offering the New Jersey Collection's PCGS old green holder encapsulated Seated dollars for your consideration and opening with this 1841 OC-4 . Sharp steely fields are readily evident under a bright light with minimal abrasions. The luster is most reflective and pleasing with ample cartwheels. Light milky toning is noted in the right obverse field and extending to the date region. Given the coin's mirrored like surfaces, GFRC photography struggles with plastic holder reflections on the lower obverse and reverse. This dollar is many times better in hand rather than the images. Housed in PCGS Gen 3.1 (1993-1998) old green holder and an important opportunity for those that enjoy originality in an early TPG holder.
	1845	AU55	CACG 644062496	Choice	HOLD $6250	New May 9! On Hold from the Daily Blog. CAC endorsed.
	1847	AU58	NGC 3337013009	Choice	$2200	New April 8! Well Struck and Prooflike. Another well struck No Motto Seated dollar with prooflike fields. Wide mark free rims make the coin medallic in appearance. Some unobtrusive marks on Miss Liberty's portrait and below the eagle are noted but are well concealed by the speckled toning. Nice!
	1859-O	AU53	NGC 1661898006	Choice	$1795	New May 22! Original and Nice. This common O mint Seated dollar is undoubtedly original with its attractive grey toning over partially lustrous surfaces. A loupe and some light reveals some pale blue and golden highlights. A rim ding above the first A in STATES would probably keep this one from CACing but its got the look of a CACable coin and its listing price is well below what a CAC'd coin would sell for.
	1859-S	AU53	NGC 6841114008	Choice	$6495	New April 8! Original with Smooth Surfaces. OC-1. The 1859-S Seated dollar is scarce in Choice AU condition and especially so with original surfaces like this one. Even steel blue and rust toning on both sides cover some small nicks in the right obverse field and above the eagle. Nicely struck and with good overall eye appeal. Osburn-Cushing 1, Die State b with cracks across the reverse periphery. There are some holder scratches on the obverse on Miss Liberty's face as well as near stars 5 and 6.
	1860-O	MS62	CACG 387673268	Choice	$4500	New May 14! Colorful and Original. While 7000 or so 1860-O dollars were released by the Treasury in the early 1960s, most of those are heavily bagmarked and mostly white. Not this coin. Excellent color and luster and fewer marks than usually seen at this grade indicate this was probably not a Treasury coin. The usual CACG strict grading.
	1860-O	AU53	PCGS 8558190	Choice	HOLD $2150	New May 9! On Hold from the Daily Blog. CAC endorsed.
	1862	MS62	ICG 7719890201	Choice	$9250	New May 22! Mintage 11, 540. Well Struck and Flashy. This flashy low mintage coin is very well struck with many die striations in the fields on both sides. The brilliant surfaces are lustrous with a prooflike sheen. Small abrasions on both sides, the most prominent being two light lines in the field above Liberty's shoulder and stars 5 and 6..
	1866	PF64	PCGS 45843645	Gem	$8500	Strong Cameo. An undipped proof with strong cameo on both sides, especially on the reverse which in our opinion boarders on deep cameo. Light toning covers both sides but does not hide the strong mirrors. The hairline free surfaces are surprisingly undisturbed for a 64. We would rather sell this one to a collector rather than a crack out dealer so if you want it please order before Central States. When we saw this coin at the recent March Baltimore show, we knew we had to buy it since we couldnt put it down.
	1867	MS62	ICG 4526491401	Choice	$5750	New May 22! Beautiful Toning, Tough Date. This underrated With Motto Seated dollar has beautiful sea grean and blue toning with golden tan at the obverse periphery. The satiny luster is strong. The obverse has some marks on Liberty's portrait including on her neck and on the shield. The rims are unmarked and the reverse is very clean and easily makes the 63 grade. This the OC-1 Top 30 variety with easy to see repunched date.
	1871	AU58	PCGS 32500013	Choice	$2750	New April 8! Excellent Eye Appeal; Great Luster. Excellent luster and color create excellent eye appeal on this AU 58 Seated dollar. The peripheries are reflective underneath aluminum green toning while the centers are darker with sea green and pale blue with rose highlights. There are light surface marks under the toning most noticeable in the right obverse field.
	1871	EF40	PCGS 46771426	Choice	HOLD $1075	New April 8! Original and Attractive. An attractive No Motto Seated dollar with even gray coloring with blue-rose iriidescence and light wear. The surfaces retain residual luster. Only minor surface lines and blemishes apart from two old parallel scratches in the field below star 13. This would make an excellent No Motto type coin.
	1873	MS63	NGC 1652456002	Choice	$6250	New April 8! Golden Toning, Clean Surfaces. This coin from the final year of the Seated dollar is attractively toned in golden hues and has creamy luster. The strike is completely executed with boldly defined devices throughout the obverse and reverse. Wispy lines on the obverse define the garde while the line free reverse appears to be of a higher grade. Both sides have minimal marks.
Trade Dollars
	1873	AU55	NGC 6489831001	Choice	$1200	Nice Originality. A very original looking example of this first year Trade dollar. Mint luster peaks out from under the rust blue toning. A few marks can be found in the right obverse field but the rims are unmarked and the strike is excellent. This coin has excellent eye appeal for those that like original looking Trade dollars.
	1873-CC	AU58	ICG 7461870801	Choice	$7100	New May 22! Scarce CC date; Well Struck. The 1873-CC Trade production was only 124,500 pieces making Choice AU pieces scarce. This example is lightly toned silver-gray toning. The strike is excellent for the date with good head and feather detail. Both sides have scattered marks and lines but none that merit special mention.
	1875-S	MS64+	PCGS 25003370	Choice	$4500	New May 14! Stone Cold Original; Grey Iridescence. A near gem beauty with excellent luster and color. We love Trade dollars and think they are undervalued relative to other series. This one would make an excellent type coin.
	1876 Type II/II	EF40	SEGS 5309341411	Original	$3200	New May 22! The Discovery Coin. Very Rare Type II/II Business Strike. This is the discovery coin of the business strike Type II/II variety. Described on page 92 of Joe Kirchgessner's book on trade dollar variety's published in 2025 as being "extremely rare" and an "exceedingly difficult coin to locate in an SF or better grade." Top 37 trade dollar variety. This coin is pleasing charcol grey. A well hidden scratch is located at the rim between stars two and four.
	1876-CC Very Wide CC	EF40	ANACS 472357	Choice	$1450	New May 22! Original; Cool Variety. Top 37 Trade dollar variety by Kirchgessner. Nice original surfaces, a bit on the dark side but excelent color under a light. No individually mentionable marks.
	1877-S	MS62	PCGS 37673873	Choice	$1750	New April 8! Smooth Surfaces. Very Few Marks. This common Trade dollar has excellent eye appeal due to its exceptionally smooth surfaces, blazing luster and good strike. Held back from a much higher grade due to a few very light scratches in front of MIss Liberty's face and knee and at star 12. Light golden and steel blue toning with light crust in the reverse letters under the eagle.