1 Dollar "Native American Dollar" (Trade Routes in the 17th Century)
United States · 2012 · Base Metal
Specifications
| Years | 2012 |
| Denomination | 1 Dollar |
| Composition | Manganese brass clad copper |
| Gross weight | 8.1 g |
Catalog data via Numista, where photos and mintage details are available.
About this coin’s value
This coin is composed of manganese brass clad copper and weighs 8.1 g. It carries no precious-metal melt value, so its worth is numismatic — driven by date, mint mark, grade and demand. Base-metal valuations live in the base metal coin calculator.
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Frequently asked questions
Is the 1 Dollar "Native American Dollar" (Trade Routes in the 17th Century) made of silver or gold?
No — the 1 Dollar "Native American Dollar" (Trade Routes in the 17th Century) is manganese brass clad copper, so it carries no precious-metal melt value. Its worth is numismatic: driven by date, mint mark, grade and collector demand.
What years was the 1 Dollar "Native American Dollar" (Trade Routes in the 17th Century) minted?
The 1 Dollar "Native American Dollar" (Trade Routes in the 17th Century) was issued 2012.
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