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1877 Trade Dollar: Info Found

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If this variety wasn't known to exist how do they go about identifying it?
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BTW thanks for all the help TD!
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The variety is most definitely known to exist, it's just that it isn't acknowledged as "worthy of being published" by most popular texts. Unlike Morgan dollars, for example, Trade dollars have languished in the numismatic backwaters for decades.
Certainly, a variety such as this is easily recognized, as easily as some of the doubled dies or overdates in other series, and is certainly scarce. If it were in the RedBook, or the CP guide, its value would skyrocket. For now, it is of interest to a small group of specialists in the series. That could change, of course.
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According to the quote from Walter Breen, it says the highest grade of this variety was an EF example. Looks like this one will be taking 1st place.
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a real keeper! there will be someone who will apreciate it when you pass it along......nice find!!
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I talked to PCGS and they told me as of now they don't recognize this variety.
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