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Message:: [QUOTE="satootoko, post: 32439, member: 669"]According to Krause (KM#6), they were 8.0645g of .900 gold, ~23mm: <ul> <li>1881 -      37,000</li> <li>1882 -    252,000</li> <li>1883 -   906,000</li> <li>1884 -    448,000</li> <li>1885 -     404,000</li> <li>1886 -    398,000</li> <li>1887 - 1,835,000</li> <li>1888 - 1,663,000</li> <li>1889 -      404,000</li> <li>1896 -   197,000</li> </ul>Surprisingly the listed catalog value of the extremely low mintage 1881 is only slightly higher than that for all the others, except for the 1889, which is about double the '81.  Most are listed at $90 F, $110 VF, $130 XF, and $220 Unc.  At slightly under a quarter ounce AGW, the bullion value is now about $105, so bump the lower grades to BV.[/QUOTE]