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Morgan Dollars were struck without interruption from 1878-1904, then again in 1921. Mints that produced Morgan Dollars include Philadelphia, New Orleans, San Francisco, Denver, and Carson City. Mintmarks for all mints except Philadelphia were placed on the reverse of the coins just beneath the ribbon bow of the wreath. The Morgan dollar ceased production in 1904 when the supply of silver authorized by Congress ran out. The United States Treasury melted approximately 270 million silver dollars in 1918 to loan the metal to Great Britain. In 1921, additional Morgan dollars were struck to build up the reserve of coins needed to back paper Silver Certificates.
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We’re pleased to offer Morgan Silver Dollars for sale from our collection dating back to the coin’s inception in 1878. Named for U.S. Mint Assistant Engraver George T. Morgan, all U.S. Morgan dollar coins feature a profile of the Statue of Liberty’s face on the obverse and a bald eagle with wings outstretched across the reverse. All of our high-grade Morgan Silver Dollars have been certified by either the PCGS or NGC for added authenticity. We carry one-of-a-kind coins and collections, making the Morgan Silver Dollar both a great investment option and a collectible gift for casual hobbyists and loved ones. If you have any questions about our Morgan Silver Dollar offerings, please don’t hesitate to contact us or stop by our retail location in Signal Hill, CA and speak to one of our helpful and knowledgeable experts. We’re happy to help explain each coin to you, and we offer free shipping on all online orders! |
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Premier Coin Galleries » Identifying A Morgan Silver Dollar
Here is a current list of the top 10 most valuable Morgan Silver Dollars from general circulation (updated: 2021). These do not reference error coins, just the standard issued Morgan Silver Dollars. The value/worth is based off the coin in great condition.
- 1.) 1893 S Morgan Silver Dollar - Worth $550,000
- 2.) 1901 Morgan Silver Dollar - Worth $425,500
- 3.) 1889 CC Morgan Silver Dollar - Worth $280,000
- 4.) 1884 S Morgan Silver Dollar - Worth $215,000
- 5.) 1893 O Morgan Silver Dollar - Worth $180,000
- 6.) 1895 O Morgan Silver Dollar - Worth $165,000
- 7.) 1896 O Morgan Silver Dollar - Worth $140,000
- 8.) 1886 O Morgan Silver Dollar - Worth $140,000
- 9.) 1892 S Morgan Silver Dollar - Worth $130,000
- 10.) 1893 CC Morgan Silver Dollar - Worth $70,000
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- *list does not count the newer Presidential Dollars