Back button
coin-icon-tr

Greysheet & CPG® PRICE GUIDE

About This Series

The Greysheet Catalog (GSID) of the Seated Dollars (1840–1873) series of Dollars in the U.S. Coins contains 61 distinct entries with CPG® values between $130.00 and $2,880,000.00.
Liberty Seated dollars were in production from 1840 through 1873 and were designed by Christian Gobrecht. The Liberty Seated dollar was preceded by a series of circulation issues and patterns struck from 1836 through 1839 and collectively referred to as Gobrecht dollars. They bear a similar Liberty Seated obverse design as seen on the regular-issue Liberty Seated dollars that were struck beginning in 1840.

The major sub-varieties in the Liberty Seated dollar series are:
  • Variety 1: No Motto Above Eagle (1840-1865)
  • Variety 2: With Motto Above Eagle (1866-1873)
Both types are about equally scarce on the whole. However, the Liberty Seated dollar series does have a number of particularly scarce key and semi-key dates. These include the 1851 Original High Date, 1852 Original, 1858, 1870-S, 1872-CC, and 1873-CC. There's a reported mintage of 700 for the 1873-S, though the coin is unknown in any collection.

Liberty Seated dollars can be challenging to find with original, uncleaned surfaces, and they are especially difficult to locate with nice surfaces in the higher grades. Excellent pieces with especially nice strike and color tend to trade for decent premiums.

Catalog Detail

  Seated Dollars (1840–1873) Value Range Favorite
Seated Dollars (1840–1873) Value Range  
Seated Liberty Dollar $1 No Motto Reverse, 1840–1866 MS Type Coin
$150.00
-
$165,500
$150.00 - $165,500
Seated Liberty Dollar $1 Motto on Reverse, 1866–1873 MS Type Coin
$130.00
-
$194,500
$130.00 - $194,500
1840 $1 MS
$180.00
-
$65,000
$180.00 - $65,000
1841 $1 MS
$210.00
-
$108,000
$210.00 - $108,000
1842 $1 MS
$150.00
-
$11,500
$150.00 - $11,500
1842 $1 Three Cuds Obverse, FS-401 MS
$270
-
$12,000
$270 - $12,000
1843 $1 MS
$150.00
-
$21,500
$150.00 - $21,500
1844 $1 MS
$195.00
-
$114,000
$195.00 - $114,000
1845 $1 MS
$195.00
-
$72,000
$195.00 - $72,000

Visit these great CDN Sponsors

CDN Sponsors

1846 $1 MS
$150.00
-
$90,000
$150.00 - $90,000
1846-O $1 MS
$150.00
-
$54,000
$150.00 - $54,000
1847 $1 MS
$150.00
-
$72,000
$150.00 - $72,000
1848 $1 MS
$325
-
$62,000
$325 - $62,000
1849 $1 MS
$210.00
-
$122,500
$210.00 - $122,500
1850 $1 MS
$455
-
$41,000
$455 - $41,000
1850-O $1 MS
$175.00
-
$180,000
$175.00 - $180,000
1851 $1 Original MS
$7,000
-
$173,000
$7,000 - $173,000
1852 $1 Original MS
$9,500
-
$187,000
$9,500 - $187,000
1853 $1 MS
$310
-
$108,000
$310 - $108,000
1854 $1 MS
$775
-
$108,000
$775 - $108,000
1855 $1 MS
$575
-
$201,500
$575 - $201,500
1856 $1 MS
$650
-
$31,000
$650 - $31,000
1857 $1 MS
$525
-
$138,000
$525 - $138,000
1857 $1 MS PL
$7,750
-
$86,500
$7,750 - $86,500
1859 $1 MS
$195.00
-
$86,500
$195.00 - $86,500

Visit these great CDN Sponsors

CDN Sponsors

1859-O $1 MS
$150.00
-
$65,500
$150.00 - $65,500
1859-S $1 MS
$455
-
$192,000
$455 - $192,000
1860 $1 MS
$210.00
-
$60,000
$210.00 - $60,000
1860-O $1 MS
$150.00
-
$138,000
$150.00 - $138,000
1860-O $1 MS PL
$2,200
-
$152,000
$2,200 - $152,000
1861 $1 MS
$725
-
$69,000
$725 - $69,000
1862 $1 MS
$455
-
$62,500
$455 - $62,500
1863 $1 MS
$390
-
$182,000
$390 - $182,000
1864 $1 MS
$325
-
$60,500
$325 - $60,500
1865 $1 MS
$210.00
-
$78,000
$210.00 - $78,000
1865 $1 Doubled Die Reverse, FS-801 MS
$430
-
$26,500
$430 - $26,500
1866 $1 MS
$245.00
-
$194,500
$245.00 - $194,500
1867 $1 MS
$260
-
$54,000
$260 - $54,000
1868 $1 MS
$260
-
$102,000
$260 - $102,000
1868 $1 MS PL
-
 
1868 $1 Misplaced Date, FS-301 MS
$275
-
$26,500
$275 - $26,500
1869 $1 MS
$260
-
$129,500
$260 - $129,500
1869 $1 MS PL
$5,500
-
$14,000
$5,500 - $14,000
1869 $1 RPD, MPD, DDR, FS-301 MS
$275
-
$13,500
$275 - $13,500
1869 $1 Repunched Date, FS-303 MS
$285
-
$14,000
$285 - $14,000
1869 $1 Repunched Date, FS-302 MS
$285
-
$14,000
$285 - $14,000
1870 $1 MS
$130.00
-
$102,000
$130.00 - $102,000
1870-CC $1 MS
$725
-
$179,500
$725 - $179,500

Visit these great CDN Sponsors

CDN Sponsors

1870-S $1 MS Major Rarity
$180,000
-
$2,880,000
$180,000 - $2,880,000
1871 $1 MS
$130.00
-
$112,000
$130.00 - $112,000
1871 $1 MS PL
-
 
1871 $1 Misplaced Date, FS-301 MS
$385
-
$8,500
$385 - $8,500
1871-CC $1 MS
$2,750
-
$324,000
$2,750 - $324,000
1871-CC $1 Misplaced Date, FS-301 MS
$2,750
-
$324,000
$2,750 - $324,000
1872 $1 MS
$130.00
-
$102,000
$130.00 - $102,000
1872 $1 Misplaced Date, FS-301 MS
$400
-
$59,500
$400 - $59,500
1872-CC $1 MS
$775
-
$374,500
$775 - $374,500
1872-S $1 MS
$260
-
$96,000
$260 - $96,000
1873 $1 Seated Liberty MS
$130.00
-
$107,000
$130.00 - $107,000
1873-CC $1 Seated Liberty MS
$10,500
-
$195,000
$10,500 - $195,000
Seated Liberty Dollar Set $1 no 1870-S, 43 Coins MS Set Total
$45,000
-
$815,000
$45,000 - $815,000
       

Related Stories (powered by Greysheet News)

View all news

Greysheet Catalog Details

The Greysheet Catalog (GSID) of the Seated Dollars (1840–1873) series of Dollars in the U.S. Coins contains 61 distinct entries with CPG® values between $130.00 and $2,880,000.00.
Liberty Seated dollars were in production from 1840 through 1873 and were designed by Christian Gobrecht. The Liberty Seated dollar was preceded by a series of circulation issues and patterns struck from 1836 through 1839 and collectively referred to as Gobrecht dollars. They bear a similar Liberty Seated obverse design as seen on the regular-issue Liberty Seated dollars that were struck beginning in 1840.

The major sub-varieties in the Liberty Seated dollar series are:
  • Variety 1: No Motto Above Eagle (1840-1865)
  • Variety 2: With Motto Above Eagle (1866-1873)
Both types are about equally scarce on the whole. However, the Liberty Seated dollar series does have a number of particularly scarce key and semi-key dates. These include the 1851 Original High Date, 1852 Original, 1858, 1870-S, 1872-CC, and 1873-CC. There's a reported mintage of 700 for the 1873-S, though the coin is unknown in any collection.

Liberty Seated dollars can be challenging to find with original, uncleaned surfaces, and they are especially difficult to locate with nice surfaces in the higher grades. Excellent pieces with especially nice strike and color tend to trade for decent premiums.

Catalog Detail