if Silver Spot = $75 then Bullion Value*: $10.85

if Silver Spot = $80 then Bullion Value*: $11.57

if Silver Spot = $85 then Bullion Value*: $12.30


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1875 S United States Twenty Cents – Seated Liberty


| Mintage: 1,155,000 | | KM109 | | Mint: San Francisco |
| Year(s) Minted: 1875-1878 | | Metal: 90% Silver | | Finish: Business |
| Weight: 5 grams | | Diameter: 22 mm | | Thickness: mm |


This 1877 S United States 20 Cents features the Seated Liberty design. The coin is Closely Uncirculated. Composed of 90% silver and minted in San Francisco.

Being made of Silver, the rough Bullion Value is about $11 at Silver Spot Price of $80.

The coin was struck with a Business finish and bears an “S” mint mark.

The item is a Closely Uncirculated coin from the 1870s and the iconic Seated Liberty design captures a moment in time long gone!

Perfect for collection or anyone looking to move money through time.


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Issuer: United States

Type: Standard Circulating Coin

Year: 1875

Year(s) Minted: 1875-1878

Designer/Engraver: Christian Gobrecht

Value: 20 Cents

Currency: Dollar (1785-Present)

Composition: Silver (.900 AG)

Weight: 5 grams

Diameter: 22 mm

Thickness: mm

Shape: Round

Edge: Milled

Mintage: 1,155,000

Mint: San Francisco

Mint Mark: S

Strike: Business

Orientation:

KM : 109

Rough Grade ≅: Closely Uncirculated


Obverse: Seated Liberty with shield and Phrygian cap on pole, surrounded by 13 stars.


Lettering:

1875


Reverse: Eagle grasping arrows and olive branch.


Lettering:

UNITED STATES OF AMERICA
S

TWENTY CENTS


Edge: Plain


Comments: Keep an eye open for the S over S variety, which shows a repunched mintmark.


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