1875 S San Francisco Mint Trade Dollar

The Trade Dollar 1875 S is minted in San Francisco and was designed by the mint’s chief engraver William Barber. There are more trade dollar were minted in San Francisco than Carson City and in Philadelphia combined. Many also of trade dollars have called of chop marks on them. The mint mark “S” is stands for San Francisco that is above the letter D of DOLLAR on the reverse. These 1875 S has a circulation strike mintage of 4,487,000. It is weight of 27.2 grams and it is measure of diameter in 38.1 millimeters. It is composed of metal content which is 90 percent of silver and 10 percent of copper. The 1875 S is graffiti and cleaned. The initials are lightly scratched near in the eagle’s head.

VG-8: 125 Dollars
F-12: 150 Dollars
EF-40: 225 Dollars
AU-50: 3,000 Dollars
MS-60: 1,050 Dollars
MS-63: 2,475 Dollars