What is an 1847 Liberty Seated dollar?

1847 Liberty Seated dollars are scarce 19th-century type coins that are quite popular with collectors of rare U.S. coins. Though Liberty Seated silver dollars contain nearly a full ounce of silver, they are far more valuable numismatic treasures than as silver coins to be stacked for their bullion merit.

Did silver supply decrease in 1847?

Apparently, the silver supply problem had lessened somewhat. However, as is true of other years, silver dollars were only struck to the order of bullion depositors specifically requesting them. Circulated grades: The 1847 is one of the most common of all Liberty Seated dollars of the 1840-1865 no-motto type.

Where were seized Liberty silver dollars made?

Seated Liberty silver dollars were made from 1840 through 1873 and were issued by the Philadelphia, New Orleans, Carson City, and San Francisco Mints. However, in 1847 they were struck only at the Philadelphia Mint to the tune of 140,750 pieces.

Are 1842 & 1843 numismatics still available today?

However, in terms of appearances on the numismatic market, the 1842 and 1843 are more plentiful today. Mint State grades: This issue is available in Mint State, and when seen is apt to be very frosty. From the beginning of the series to 1847, it is the date most often seen MS-60 or above.