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- Chopmarked 75-S/CC with CAC sticker available on GC:
https://www.greatcollections.com/Coin/1579880/1875-SCC-Trade-Silver-Dollar-Chop-Mark-SCC-FS-501-OMM-PCGS-XF-40-CAC-GreenChopmarked 75-S/CC with CAC sticker available on GC: https://www.greatcollections.com/Coin/1579880/1875-SCC-Trade-Silver-Dollar-Chop-Mark-SCC-FS-501-OMM-PCGS-XF-40-CAC-Green
0 Comments 0 Shares 440 Views - Great high AU Carson City T$ in search of a new home on GC. A clear 用 “yong” chop mark on the reverse.
https://www.greatcollections.com/Coin/1579881/1876-CC-Trade-Silver-Dollar-Chop-Mark-PCGS-AU-58Great high AU Carson City T$ in search of a new home on GC. A clear 用 “yong” chop mark on the reverse. https://www.greatcollections.com/Coin/1579881/1876-CC-Trade-Silver-Dollar-Chop-Mark-PCGS-AU-58
0 Comments 0 Shares 409 Views - Looking for some new additions to your Chopmark collection? Feast your eyes on our stunning selection of NGC-graded British trade dollars. Get yours today at https://www.ebay.com/str/katycoinllc , and you'll be holding a piece of history in no time!
#NGC #Nummismatics #Chopmark #CoinCollecting
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Take a look at this 1877 S Silver Trade Dollar! This stunning coin has a rich story to tell, from its original minting to the distinctive chop marks that now adorn its surface. First minted in 1873, the Silver Trade Dollar was created to facilitate trade with China and other Asian countries. This particular coin was minted in San Francisco in 1877 and has since been marked by a variety of chop marks – Asian characters stamped onto the surface by merchants and traders as a form of authentication.
As you hold this coin in your hands, you can feel the weight of history behind it, from its role in international trade to the cultural significance of the chop marks that now adorn it. Each mark tells a story of its own, representing the unique journey this coin has taken throughout its lifetime. Get it today at: https://www.ebay.com/itm/225611844932
#PCGS #Silver #Nummismatics #CoinCollecting0 Comments 0 Shares 613 Views - Saturday showoff...after the basically impossible 75-P, the 1878-CC US T$ is the key to the Chopmarked Trade Dollar Set. This is the only CAC approved example.Saturday showoff...after the basically impossible 75-P, the 1878-CC US T$ is the key to the Chopmarked Trade Dollar Set. This is the only CAC approved example.0 Comments 1 Shares 2733 Views
- The US minted Philippine Peso is a gorgeous design all by itself. Most issues are fairly common with chops but it can be tough to find them in AU (or better) condition. This is one of my favorite chopped coins.The US minted Philippine Peso is a gorgeous design all by itself. Most issues are fairly common with chops but it can be tough to find them in AU (or better) condition. This is one of my favorite chopped coins.0 Comments 0 Shares 1052 Views
- Peru 1890 Sol
A somewhat scarcer type to find with chop marks. This coin is in excellent condition despite its travels with much of the original luster still present.
#chopmarks #chopmarked #chopmarkedcoins #perucoins #chinesehistory #tradedollarPeru 1890 Sol A somewhat scarcer type to find with chop marks. This coin is in excellent condition despite its travels with much of the original luster still present. #chopmarks #chopmarked #chopmarkedcoins #perucoins #chinesehistory #tradedollar0 Comments 0 Shares 958 Views - If you are interested in chopmarks or the history of Chinese trade or Central/South American coinage you MUST purchase this book. Fantastic reference, great photos, extremely well written. Available on Amazon https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0C79L8GCTIf you are interested in chopmarks or the history of Chinese trade or Central/South American coinage you MUST purchase this book. Fantastic reference, great photos, extremely well written. Available on Amazon https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0C79L8GCT
0 Comments 0 Shares 1054 Views - Sunday Riddle: can you attribute the year on this chopper? I think it can be done based on three clues/features of the coin visible without magnification but maybe there’s a quicker solution.Sunday Riddle: can you attribute the year on this chopper? I think it can be done based on three clues/features of the coin visible without magnification but maybe there’s a quicker solution. 🤔4 Comments 0 Shares 1102 ViewsCommenting is disabled.
- type 2 reverse, so must be 76 or 77 (cuz it's not a chopped 75P ), weak strike head/stars on obverse and general patina point towards 77 over 76. I'm sure there are many die markers as well but you said naked eye. EPU banner is almost toucing the eagle's wing...I'm still learning about die varieties but that probably means something as welltype 2 reverse, so must be 76 or 77 (cuz it's not a chopped 75P 😛 ), weak strike head/stars on obverse and general patina point towards 77 over 76. I'm sure there are many die markers as well but you said naked eye. EPU banner is almost toucing the eagle's wing...I'm still learning about die varieties but that probably means something as well
- Just a fun one, recently bumped to the duplicates box. I like seeing a bunch of chops that are separated and well defined and also featuring a neat chisel mark. Less common type 2 reverse. XF45 CAC.Just a fun one, recently bumped to the duplicates box. I like seeing a bunch of chops that are separated and well defined and also featuring a neat chisel mark. Less common type 2 reverse. XF45 CAC.
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