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1878-1904 Morgan Silver Dollar $1 PCGS MS 64 (Random Year)
- 0.7734 oz
- .900
- US Mint
- 1849-1907
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| # | Dealer | Price at qty 3 | Premium | They pay you | Offer link |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 |  Liberty Coin | $113.88 | +$66.97+142.74% | Not published | View offer |
| 2 | Monument Metals | $109.07 | +$62.16+132.49% | Not published | View offer |
| 3 |  Bullion Exchanges | Out of stock | — | Not published | Notify me when Bullion Exchanges has this in stock — sign in first |
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Please note: Coins may show any degree of toning. Dates are chosen at random.
Morgan Silver Dollar PCGS MS 64: A Comstock-Era Classic, Certified
Owning a Morgan silver dollar PCGS MS 64 puts a piece of the Comstock Lode era in your hands. Each coin in this listing dates from 1878 to 1904, with the year chosen at random, and is certified Mint State 64 by PCGS. Struck in .900 fine silver, it contains 0.7734 troy ounces of actual silver weight. Toning, a natural color change on silver, may appear to any degree.
Silver From the Comstock Lode Era
Named for designer George T. Morgan, the Morgan Dollar was minted during the silver boom that followed the discovery of Nevada's Comstock Lode. Lady Liberty appears on the obverse, and the reverse shows an eagle clutching arrows and an olive branch. Each coin in this listing arrives in an official PCGS holder, so the grade is documented by an independent grading service.
Coin Specifications
- Actual silver weight: 0.7734 troy oz
- Composition: .900 fine silver
- Graded MS 64 by PCGS
- Face value of $1
- Produced by the U.S. Mint, 1878-1904
- Year: Random
Comparing Vintage Morgan Premiums
Vintage Morgans are priced on grade as well as silver content, so premiums over spot vary between dealers. Bullion Hunters shows each dealer's published price side by side. Compare these coins with other morgan silver dollar listings, or browse more U.S. silver coins.
Frequently Asked Questions
How much silver is in a Morgan silver dollar?
A Morgan Dollar is struck in .900 fine silver and contains 0.7734 troy ounces of actual silver weight. It was produced by the U.S. Mint and carries a face value of $1.
What does PCGS MS 64 mean?
PCGS is a third-party grading service. MS 64 is a Mint State grade for an uncirculated coin. Coins in this listing are certified MS 64 by PCGS and sealed in an official holder.
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Specifications
- Mint
- US Mint
- Year
- 1849-1907
- Fineness
- .900
- Metal weight
- 0.7734 oz
- Grade
- MS 64
- Face value
- $1
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1878-1904 Morgan Silver Dollar $1 PCGS MS 64 (Random Year)Lowest$109.07Dealers payNot publishedView offer