When was this coin and how much is it worth now?

This is the American trade silver dollar, commonly known as "take a flower" and "a flower".

On the front of the coin is a statue of Liberty, with a ribbon in the left hand and the words "freedom" written on it, and an olive branch in the right hand. It looks like a flower, so it has a common name "take a flower". On the book at the bottom of the seat is "We believe in God" (this sentence is on the American silver coin), and the following is the casting year. There are *** 13 hexagonal stars on the left side of the edge (representing 13 states at independence). On the back, the eagle spread its wings and stood upright (actually the vulture-the national bird of the United States), with branches in its left paw and arrows in its right paw. The book "e pluribus unum" is inscribed on the top of its head, which is "420 green (converted to 27.22g) and 900% pure (including 900% silver). ) ",1 under the lowercase" s "(logo), the margin books are" United States of America "and" Trade Dollar ". 38 mm in diameter. This American silver dollar is also called "a flower" in China, because it sits in the hand like an olive branch.

Three American mints minted trade silver dollars. 1, National Mint, "No letter logo"; 2. San Francisco Mint, marked with "S", with the first letter; 3.CARSONCITY Mint, logo "cc", take the first letter of two words, and so on.