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Even so the counterfeiters continue to produce inconceivable examples such as this “P” (no mint mark) 1877 with the if not widespread reverse:Exhibit A: in my view, a genuine 1876-cc DDR. Purchased (cherrypicked!) from a well known eBay seller who's got loads of trade dollars, generally "blast white." I have examined it minutely; The one thing

Thank you very much for your submitting! outstanding pictures and explanations. I am printing it off to add to my reference area. So generally trade dollars exhibit up with the issue~ "Could it be real " or "exactly how much is it worth" to get explained to generally " It doesn't appear proper ", And that i need to request "why?In case the Latin in