1880 Silver Trade Dollar

During the 1880 trade dollars it is primarily through the London and other European markets. Most of the proof is still exist it has 1,300 to 1,700 of the 1,987 coined. They are readily available in various grades from the proof-60 to proof-65. It has proofs of 1,987 pieces estimated. This 1880 trade dollar is designed by William Barber, in the measurement of 38.1 millimeters in diameter and it is weight of 27.2 grams. It is made of metal content of 90 percent of silver and 10 percent of copper. It is minted in Philadelphia.

This 1880 is frosty motifs and reflective, it is also satiny fields form a bold and pleasing cameo contrast. The strike is superb and the eye appeal is easily equal of the assigned grade. It is also richly toned specimen with reflective fields and frosty motifs. It is deep rose and violet hues endorse the centers with bold neon blue and navy toward the rims. It is a deeply struck with uncompromising eye appeal.

EF-40: 1,500 Dollars
PF-63: 3,750 Dollars