There are only 3150 units produced and is one of the most difficult to find, so its value can increase.
When we immerse ourselves in the world of numismatics we can find many surprises. The nominal value of currencies and bills totally passes to the background and what matters is rarity. This science in antiquity was dedicated to the study of Value objects such as coins, medals or tickets used for exchange or for shelter, but currently mutated collecting.
Collectors are on the prowl of finding rare pieces and few units. There is one 1 dollar currency American, of which there are only 3150 units and is very difficult to find, so this can make its value increase in the future. They can currently get to pay up to 450,000 dollars.
Currency 1 dollar
The story behind the Seated Liberty currency of 1872
The currency known as Seated Liberty was coined in Carson City and became one of the most wanted pieces by collectors. Launched in 1872 and With the acronym “CC” It is part of a series coined between 1870 and 1893, which was an era where specimens of limited editions were issued, so there are few units and have great value.
According to the Nevada State Museum, many of these currencies circulated after 1873, when its intrinsic value fell below its nominal value. Some experts suggest that a part of this broadcast was cast in the Casa de la Moneda after April of that same year.
The way to recognize a valuable seated liberty of 1872
There are several important aspects in this currency:
- Dry brand: you must have the acronym “CC” for having been coined in Carson City
- Conservation status: This is very important at its value. Those that retain their clear details are the most valuable.
- Color and tone: surfaces with natural tones, such as light green or lilac increase their attraction.
- Certification: If they are endorsed by organizations such as PCGS (Professional Co -Qualification Service) or Numismatic Guaranty Company (NGC) they have greater credibility.
- Material: It must be 90% silver and 10% copper.
- Weight and diameter: Weighs approximately 26.73 grs and measures 38.1 mm.
- Obverse: You must see the image of Lady Liberty sitting while holding a shield and a cane with a pileus on its tip
- Reverse: The eagle with extended wings while holding a bay branch on its right leg and three arrows in its left leg. The image “United States of America” on the top and the motto “In God We Trust” accompanies the image. In the lower one is the CECA mark next to its nominal value “One Dol”.
The value of this 1872 coin
This currency can cost up to $ 450,000 in a good state of conservation.
Source: Ambito
