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1872 Commercial Dollar. About a dozen examples are known in silver (J-1219), including pieces in the Smithsonian Institution, the ANS collection, the Connecticut State Library, and the Harry J. Bass, Jr. Research Foundation.
Obverse Description
Regular Liberty Seated die.
Reverse Description
Commercial dollar die.
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