SILVER DOLLARS - MORGAN SILVER DOLLARS - EARLY SILVER DOLLARS
The one dollar denomination was authorized by the Coinage Act of April 2, 1792. The first dollar coins were struck in 1794 and throughout our nation’s history, ten design types of dollars have been issued sporadically in silver, silver clad, and various other clad compositions with varying degrees of popularity and use in day to day commerce. The “dollar”, borrowed from the Spanish dollar or “piece of eight”, was adopted as the standard unit of our nation’s monetary system by an Act of Congress on July 6, 1785. Whether Flowing Hair (1794-1795), Draped Bust (1795-1804), or any of the other types, dollar coins are a fascinating and integral part of our nation’s heritage. Perhaps no other series within United States numismatics is as interesting or as widely collected as dollars. In particular, Morgan Silver Dollars have long been the “Kings” of American coins. The large size of the coin, appealing design, multiple mint marks, long series tenure, myriad of varieties, and wonderful history have all combined to make Morgans extremely popular and widely collected for decades. Whether a novice or an expert, dollars are a fascinating and rewarding area of United States numismatics. U.S. Rare Coin Investments deals in all United States dollars so whether buying or selling please contact us today to discuss how we can serve you.
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1794 Early $1 (1794 $1) PCGS VF30. The 1794 Dollar is a coin of great historical significance. The present piece is a lovely example for the grade. The obverse is a mixture...More >>>
1799 Early $1 (1799 Silver Dollar) PCGS VF35 CAC. BB-161, B-11, R-3. This early 1799 Silver Dollar has outstanding color and eye appeal. The obverse colors seen include...More >>>
1803 Early $1 (1803 Early Silver Dollar) PCGS VF25. Small 3, BB-254, B-4. PQ, This early date, 1803 Silver Dollar is graded VF25 by PCGS in an OGH (old, green holder)...More >>>
1863 Seated S$1 (1863 Silver Dollar) PCGS VG8. Civil War Silver Dollar. This Civil War dated 1863 Liberty Seated Silver Dollar shows original surfaces and good, old-time toning...More >>>
1875 Trade Dollar (1876 Trade $1) NGC PF66. This rare, proof 1875 Trade Dollar has a cameo look because of the lightly toned devices that are set against darker fields for...More >>>
1879-S S$1 Original Roll (20 pieces). 20 brilliant uncirculated 1879-S silver dollars ranging in grades from uncirculated to Choice Uncirculated...More >>>
1879-S Morgan Silver Dollar, NGC MS64. Gorgeous rainbow obverse toning on this Morgan Silver dollar. Popular date with exceptional rainbow toned obverse...More >>>
1880-S Morgan Silver Dollar PCGS MS65 CAC. Amazing end roll original monster toning! Really hard to capture the exact beauty of this lovely early San Francisco...More >>>
1880-S Morgan Silver Dollar, NGC MS65 P.Q. CAC. Amazing gem silver dollar with lovely crescent toning on obverse of coin. What a silver dollar...More >>>
1881-S Morgan Silver Dollar, PCGS MS65, P.Q. CAC . Gem San Francisco mint Morgan Silver Dollar that appears nicer than what the holder indicates...More >>>
1884-CC Morgan Silver Dollar, PCGS, MS65 Deep Mirror Prooflike (DMPL), P.Q. CAC. Carson City Silver Dollar certified by PCGS as MS65, Deep Mirror Prooflike (DMPL)...More >>>
1884-O Morgan Silver Dollar, NGC MS64, P.Q. CAC. Another amazing rainbow colored gem with shades of light pink, sky blue, sea foam, light gold and burnt tangerine...More >>>
1886 Morgan $1 (1886-S Morgan Silver Dollar) NGC MS65. Bright mint luster shimmers on this gem, silvery grey, well struck 1886 Morgan Dollar. Its almost proof-like...More >>>
1896 Morgan Dollar, PCGS MS64, P.Q. CAC. Cool color! An explosion of color on both obverse and reverse of this gem silver dollar that is over 110 years old...More >>>
1896-S Morgan $1 (1896-S Morgan Dollar) NGC MS65. Worn specimens of the 1896-S Morgan Dollar are common, but mint state examples are rare, especially those in gem...More >>>
1897-O Morgan $1 (1897-O Morgan Dollar) NGC MS64. This rare, Southern branch mint, mint state 1897-O Morgan Dollar is bold and lustrous. The coin is essentially all white...More >>>
1902-S Morgan $1 (1902-S Morgan Silver Dollar) NGC MS65. This bright and lustrous gem 1902-S Morgan Dollar is essentially a “white” coin with just a touch of toning...More >>>
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