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Representative image of the Seated Liberty Dollar design · Public domain — Lost Dutchman Rare Coins for image, Christian Gobrecht for coin
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1873-S Seated Liberty Dollar

Intriguing History

San Francisco struck 700 Seated Liberty dollars in February 1873, just before the Coinage Act of 1873 ended the denomination. None are known today, and the U.S. Mint says it does not hold one. Researchers disagree on their fate: some think they were melted at the Mint, others that they were paid out to depositors and lost in circulation or export.

Key Features

  • Mintage: 700. Known: 0. Source: Coin World; PCGS CoinFacts.

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