1910-B Rare- Sliver BRITISH TRADE dollar- Au-Details, Grade by NGC

Description: Clean / Delail, and some environmenal damage This is a nice example of a Rare 1910-B, silver English trade dollar. This coin was minted at the mint in Bombay, INDIA, the mint mark is hard to see without a magnifying glass. The mintmark is a very small capital,"B" at the top of the spear. The coin has a low mintage of only, 553,000 being mint in Bombay. It is very likely the mintage is more than that because the mintage records were not kept very good at the time . These coins were being used mostly for trading with China, at the late 1800's to the 1930's and silver was the metal that bought the goods. The 4- main countries that minted and used silver trade dollars were England, U.S.A., France and Japan. The Japanese Trade dollars are the hardes to find and most costly. England minted the most coins and over many years. These trade dollars can be fun to look for, but be alert for fake coin. Any coins from a grading known house,such as PCGS, ANACS, or NGC should be find as you can check the Id. number. Really nice example of a less expensive silver 1910-B, English trade dollar. Well worth considering adding to a collection, or start a whole new collection. Free mailing within the U.S.A., please contact me before you bid if you have a overseas mailing address.

Price: 300 USD

Location: Fort Collins, Colorado

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