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Note: These Trade Dollar rounds are shipped in their originally sealed 20-count tubes if ordering in larger quantities
Copper rounds are increasingly popular products in the precious metals market right now. They offer a more affordable means for investors to enter the precious metal marketplace, while offering collectors an affordable option when it comes to adding historic US coin designs to their beloved catalogs. Today, JM Bullion proudly offers the 1 oz Trade Dollar Copper Round for purchase.
Round Highlights:
The Trade Dollar coin was created by William Barber for the United States Mint. They were originally struck in 1873 and sent to China as a means of converting large amounts of silver into trade dollars. The coins continued in bullion strikings until 1878, with proof coins struck through 1883.
William Barber created both designs on the Trade Dollar for the US Mint in 1873. He was the fifth Chief Engraver of the United States Mint, holding the position until his death in 1869. He succeeded the famous James B. Longacre, who created many of the nation’s early gold coin designs in the years following the California Gold Rush.
On the obverse face of the coin you’ll find a seated image of Liberty. Given the intent of the Trade Dollar, Liberty was featured holding an olive branch of peace out over the sea that was indicative of the nature of the trade dollar and its massive shipments to China.
The reverse of these 1 oz Trade Dollar Copper Rounds does not feature Barber’s design, but rather a heraldic shield of the United States with the outstretched wings of an eagle. The coin’s metal content and purity are engraved above, with the weight featured below. Each of these rounds is privately minted here in the US, using copper sourced from within the country.
If you have any questions, please don’t hesitate to reach out to JM Bullion. Our customer service representatives are available to speak with you on the phone at 800-276-6508. We’re also available online using our live web chat feature or by submitting your questions to us in writing via our email address.
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Note: These Trade Dollar rounds are shipped in their originally sealed 20-count tubes if ordering in larger quantities
Copper rounds are increasingly popular products in the precious metals market right now. They offer a more affordable means for investors to enter the precious metal marketplace, while offering collectors an affordable option when it comes to adding historic US coin designs to their beloved catalogs. Today, JM Bullion proudly offers the 1 oz Trade Dollar Copper Round for purchase.
Round Highlights:
The Trade Dollar coin was created by William Barber for the United States Mint. They were originally struck in 1873 and sent to China as a means of converting large amounts of silver into trade dollars. The coins continued in bullion strikings until 1878, with proof coins struck through 1883.
William Barber created both designs on the Trade Dollar for the US Mint in 1873. He was the fifth Chief Engraver of the United States Mint, holding the position until his death in 1869. He succeeded the famous James B. Longacre, who created many of the nation’s early gold coin designs in the years following the California Gold Rush.
On the obverse face of the coin you’ll find a seated image of Liberty. Given the intent of the Trade Dollar, Liberty was featured holding an olive branch of peace out over the sea that was indicative of the nature of the trade dollar and its massive shipments to China.
The reverse of these 1 oz Trade Dollar Copper Rounds does not feature Barber’s design, but rather a heraldic shield of the United States with the outstretched wings of an eagle. The coin’s metal content and purity are engraved above, with the weight featured below. Each of these rounds is privately minted here in the US, using copper sourced from within the country.
If you have any questions, please don’t hesitate to reach out to JM Bullion. Our customer service representatives are available to speak with you on the phone at 800-276-6508. We’re also available online using our live web chat feature or by submitting your questions to us in writing via our email address.
