The value of an 1873 US Trade Dollar can vary depending on its condition and rarity. According to the NGC Price Guide, the values for an 1873 US Trade Dollar are as follows:
* Good: $150
* Fine: $250
* Very Fine: $450
* Extremely Fine: $800
* Uncirculated: $1,250
The 1873 US Trade Dollar is considered to be a rare coin, with a mintage of only 350,000 coins. This low mintage makes the 1873 US Trade Dollar more valuable than other trade dollars minted during the same time period.
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