3-Cent Silver (Proof) Pricing
Series notes:
3 cent silver coins, also known as "trimes," were used for the purpose of purchasing postage, which was 3 cents per letter in the early 1850s. The denomination was also popular for other uses in commerce but was phased out in 1873 along with other denominations, including the 2 cent coin and half dime.
While there are three subtypes in the 3 cent silver series, only two are represented in proof format. These include the Variety II (1854-1858) and Variety III (1859-1873). Overall, the scarcest proof issue is the 1854, which is generally a five-figure coin. Proofs dated 1855-1858 and the 1873 are also scarce and usually command four-figure prices.
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CPG® Values for 3-Cent Silver (Proof)
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3CS Set Set (22 Coins no 1851) 3cS PR
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1854-1858 (Ty.2) 3cS PR [Type]
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1859-1873 (Ty.3) 3cS PR [Type]
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1851 3cS PR
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1854 3cS PR
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1855 3cS PR
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1856 3cS PR
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1857 3cS PR
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1858 3cS PR
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1859 3cS PR
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1860 3cS PR
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1861 3cS PR
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1862 3cS PR
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1863 3cS PR
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1863/2 3cS PR
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1864 3cS PR
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1865 3cS PR
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1866 3cS PR
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1867 3cS PR
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1868 3cS PR
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1869 3cS PR
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1869/8 3cS PR
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1870 3cS PR
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1871 3cS PR
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1872 3cS PR
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1873 3cS PR
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