| TRADE DOLLARS. British silver trade dollars were similar in size to the crown and were issued as bullion coins for the purpose of commercial transactions between the United Kingdom and the far-East. Minting in Bombay (as opposed to London) is indicated by a small incuse B on the central prong of Britannia's trident. In 1900, 1901, and 1902 trade dollars were also minted in Calcutta - the numbers issued were relatively small. |
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| F | VF | EF | UNC | P | B | FDC | n | g |
| Fine | Very Fine | Extremely Fine | Uncirculated | Proof | Brilliant | Fleur de Coin | nearly | good |
| THUMBNAIL IMAGE/IDENTIFIER | DATE/MONARCH | GRADE/IMAGE | COMMENTS/PRICE (S - Seaby) |
| TRADE DOLLARS | |||
| TD2 | 1897 Victoria | nEF IMAGE | London mint £15 |
| TD4 | 1902 Edward VII | nUNC IMAGE | Bombay mint £30 |
 TD5 |
1908 Edward VII | UNC LARGE IMAGE | Bombay mint £60 (low mintage) |
| TD6 | 1912 George VI | nUNC IMAGE | Bombay mint £45 (low mintage) |
| TD7 | 1929 George VI | nUNC IMAGE | Bombay mint £45 (low mintage) |
| TD8 | 1929 George VI | nEF IMAGE | Bombay mint £22.50 (low mintage) |
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