1882 Proof Trade Dollar
Trade Dollar · 1873-1885
- Year / Mint 1882 · Philadelphia (no mint mark)
- Denomination $1
- Designer William Barber
- Mintage 1,097
- Melt Value ~$42.27
Schedule of Prices
| Grade | Ask | Sample |
|---|---|---|
| PF64 CAM CAC | $7,750 asking | 1 |
| PF64 CAM TNR | $7,000 asking | 1 |
| PF64 CAM | $7,000 · $7,750 asking | 2 |
| PF65 CAM | $8,750 asking | 1 |
| PF66+ CAC | $23,000 asking | 1 |
| PF67 CAM | $38,500 asking | 1 |
| PF67+ CAC | $103,500 asking | 1 |
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Listings observed 2026-09-22 – 2026-10-26.
Die Varieties
No die varieties recorded yet for this date.
Specifications
- Series Trade Dollar (1873-1885)
- Denomination $1
- Designer William Barber
- Composition 90% silver
- Metal content 0.7876 oz fine silver — about $42 at metal (melt) value as of 2026-10-26 metals.dev
- Weight 27.22 g
- Diameter 38.1 mm
- Edge Reeded
- Mintage 1,097
- Mint mark None (Philadelphia)
History
Proof striking. Proofs were struck for collectors and sold separately from circulating coinage; this is a distinct coin from the 1882 Trade Dollar.
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