1882 Trade Dollars - Trade Dollar

1882

These 1882 trade dollars has a proof mintage of 1,097 pieces estimated.
This is designed by William Barber and it is measure of 38.1 millimeters and weight of 27.2 grams. It is made of metal content which is 90 percent of silver and 10 percent of copper. This trade dollar 1882 is minted in Philadelphia. The finest proof of this 1882 is the single PR-68. Many of these are flatly struck. The examples are readily available and are very popular due to the overall low mintage figure. There is also possibility that some of the 1882 are may be have been melted and possibly part of the December mintage. 1882 This the demands of the monthly production figures indicated in every month; in the month of January there is no delivery; in the month of February 393; in the March 277; in the month of April 49; in the May 70; in the month of June 23; in the month of July 30; in the month of August 10; in the September 20; in the October 20; in the month of November 40 and in the month of December there 165 pieces were released.

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