1871 Seated Liberty Dollar - Philadelphia - NGC XF40

• Mintage of 1,073,800 / NGC pop. 114

• Graded XF40 by NGC with strong details and light, even wear

• Classic 19th-century silver dollar struck at the Philadelphia Mint with no mintmark

This 1871 Seated Liberty Dollar is a timeless piece of American numismatic history, certified by NGC in Extra Fine 40 (XF40) condition. Designed by Christian Gobrecht, the obverse features Lady Liberty seated with a shield in one hand and a liberty pole in the other, symbolizing strength and freedom. The detail remains well-defined across Liberty’s figure and the surrounding stars, with even circulation wear that reflects its journey through everyday commerce in post-Civil War America. Struck at the Philadelphia Mint, it carries no mintmark, which is typical for coins from this facility.

The reverse showcases a bold heraldic eagle with outstretched wings, grasping arrows and an olive branch — a powerful emblem of military readiness and peace. Composed of 90% silver, this dollar holds both historical and intrinsic value, making it a highly collectible piece for enthusiasts of early American coinage. Its combination of historical relevance, classic design, and preserved detail in XF40 condition makes it a standout in any collection. Whether you’re expanding a 19th-century type set or acquiring a significant silver dollar, this 1871 Seated Liberty from Philadelphia is a smart and meaningful addition.