1880-1901 U.S. Morgan Silver Dollar Coin, Very Good Condition

Description

A U.S. Morgan Dollar minted between 1880 and 1899 in Very Good or better condition with heavy wear but an original patina and no problems. Please see the product pictures for examples. Coins come from a variety of mints – Philadelphia (no mintmark), Denver (“D” mintmark) and San Francisco (“S” mintmark).

The Morgan dollar derives its name from the coin’s original designer, George Morgan. The obverse features a portrait of Lady Liberty, while the reverse features a bald eagle with wings triumphantly spread. The eagle grasps a clutch of arrows and an olive branch in its talons, symbols of military might and peace.

These beautiful U.S. coins, minted from 1878-1921, are the iconic Western silver dollars. The silver in these dollars came from Nevada silver mines, and most of these coins circulated heavily among bars and saloons in the west. This is a large, hefty chunk of .900 fine silver, measuring an inch and a half across and weighing in at nearly an ounce.

Specifications: Each coin measures 38mm in diameter, weighs 26.7g, and is made of .900 fine silver. The coin will be shipped in a archival-quality Mylar flip, secured in a corrugated cardboard safety mailer by Original Skin Coins. Each flip also includes a small insert with basic info on the coin. If you have any questions about these coins, please send me (O.S.C.) a message and I will respond within 24 hours.
One (1) genuine U.S. Morgan silver dollar in Very Good or better condition, with heavy wear but no problems
Minted between 1880-1899 by either the Denver, San Francisco, or Philadelphia mint
Measures 38mm diameter, weighs 26.7g, made of .900 fine silver
The most iconic silver dollar coin produced by the Mint
Shipped in an archival-quality Mylar flip with a small info card