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Morgan Silver Dollar Mintmark Collection
Full Description VIEW VIDEO All but impossible to assemble on your own! Silver coins of the Old West! Now, you can own an unprecedented collection of authentic Morgan Silver Dollars minted between the years 1878 and 1921 - each struck at a different U.S. Mint facility: Philadelphia, New Orleans, San Francisco, Denver and Carson City Mints. Less than 2% of all Morgan Silver Dollars were minted at Carson City, making those coins the rarest of the rare! With the price of precious metals nearing...
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Like many gunfighters and cattle rustlers, the life of the Carson City Mint was brief, but memorable. Only 2% of all Morgan Silver Dollars were struck at the Carson City Mint, making Morgans with the "CC" mintmark harder to find with each passing decade. The silver in these popular dollars was mined from the famous Comstock Lode in Nevada - the very reason for the establishment of the Carson City Mint. The exceptional Carson City Morgans in this set include the consecutive dates of 1882, 1883 and...
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10 Different Years of Morgan Silver Dollars
Start your Morgan collection with these 10-pc. and 20-pc. different date sets Choose the 10-coin or 20-coin set. Both sets are guaranteed to include an 1878 first-year issue (P or S) and one of the last year 1921 issues (P, D or S). Each Silver Dollar in the set will bear a different date. You may receive mintmarks from the Philadelphia, Denver, San Francisco and New Orleans Mints. Each of these Brilliant Uncirculated Silver Dollars was struck in .900 Fine Silver and has been encapsulated to protect...
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Start your Morgan collection with these 10-Pc. and 20-Pc. different date sets. Choose the 10-coin or 20-coin set. Both sets are guaranteed to include an 1878 first-year issue (P or S) and one of the last year 1921 issues (P, D or S). Each Silver Dollar in the set will bear a different date. You may receive mintmarks from the Philadelphia, Denver, San Francisco and New Orleans Mints. Each of these Brilliant Uncirculated Silver Dollars was struck in .900 Fine Silver and has been encapsulated to protect...
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Start your Morgan collection with these 10-pc. and 20-pc. different date sets Choose the 10-coin or 20-coin set. Both sets are guaranteed to include an 1878 first-year issue (P or S) and one of the last year 1921 issues (P, D or S). Each Silver Dollar in the set will bear a different date. You may receive mintmarks from the Philadelphia, Denver, San Francisco and New Orleans Mints. Each of these Brilliant Uncirculated Silver Dollars was struck in .900 Fine Silver and has been encapsulated to protect...
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Morgan Silver Dollar 1883 Mintmark O Grade MS/BU Uncirculated
Morgan Silver Dollar 1883 Mintmark O Grade MS/BU Uncirculated - The Morgan Dollar is one of the most collected silver coins in our history. It was minted from 1878 to 1904 to absorb the silver from the Comstock strike. Older Morgan dollars were melted down to make the 1921 editions so are harder to find. Treasured by coin collectors and investors alike this silver dollar coin is made with .77344 ounce of pure silver. (.9 silver and .1 copper). Mintmarks appear under the tail feathers of the bald...
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Big Coin Collection Morgan Peace Silver Dollars Sets! Description Big Coin Collection Morgan/Peace Silver Dollars, Proof Sets, Etc. Numismatic Nirvana! Retired ESPN sportscaster in Michigan is selling his vast collection of coins. If you are a serious coin collector, this collection is for...
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We have just bought a large group of several thousand Morgan silver dollars in Good Condition. These coins are ideal for silver bullion buyers and will be of interest to collectors. The image shown is from the group of coins we own and is a fair representation of the quality of the coins we are offering. These coins are offered on a first come, first served basis our choice of dates and mintmarks
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This coin has been issed by several of the mints in USA. Most common is O, S and without mintmark (Philadelphia)m some dates with CC and D in 1921.
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To many collectors, Morgan silver dollars are the ultimate in U.S. coin collecting. Now, with this money-saving 8-coin set, you can start collecting this exciting silver series. You'll enjoy Uncirculated Morgan dollars from all four U.S. Mints that struck them during the 19th century - Philadelphia, New Orleans, San Francisco, and Carson City - including the coveted 1882-CC issue! Plus, you'll get four additional dollars in the attractive and affordable grade of Extra Fine. You'll also receive a...
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Big Easy Morgan Silver Dollar Collection BU
Besides the popularity of coins struck with the New Orleans Mint’s legendary “O” mint mark, the fact that many of the Morgans struck there were destroyed in silver melts or were worn out in circulation makes O-Mint Morgans some of the most coveted in the entire series. Now you can get not one, but SEVEN New Orleans Mint Morgan Silver Dollars — one each from the first seven years the New Orleans Mint struck the popular coin!
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We seldom feature this issue because it's so elusive. The vast majority of the 1890-O New Orleans mintage was lost in U.S. Treasury melts during the world wars. Earlier O-mintmark issues are up to 35 times as plentiful in BU condition.
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Struck from 1878 until 1904 and again for one last time in 1904, the U.S. Morgan Silver Dollar has come to represent America’s rough and tumble “Wild West.” Released on the heals of the Morgan Dollars, the U.S. Peace Dollar was struck from 1921 to 1935 and came to represent the Roaring Twenties and the Great Depression. After it was struck for the last time in 1935, another U.S. silver dollar wouldn’t be struck for another 36 years!
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Morgan Silver Dollar 1888 Mintmark P Grade MS/BU Uncirculated
Morgan Silver Dollar 1888 Mintmark P Grade MS/BU Uncirculated - The Morgan Dollar is one of the most collected silver coins in our history. It was minted from 1878 to 1904 to absorb the silver from the Comstock strike. Older Morgan dollars were melted down to make the 1921 editions so are harder to find. Treasured by coin collectors and investors alike this silver dollar coin is made with .77344 ounce of pure silver. (.9 silver and .1 copper). Mintmarks appear under the tail feathers of the bald...
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The pair of coins available in this offer are 1883 and 1884 Carson City Mint Morgan Silver Dollars. They are fabulous specimens graded in Brilliant Uncirculated condition. Absolutely reeking of Wild West history, these coins were very popular on the frontier where their solid silver heft was much more accepted than paper money. For that reason, it can be very tough to find “CC” Morgans in the Mint-fresh condition that these coins are in. What’s more, only 2% of all Morgans ever struck bear the “CC...
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Comstock Lode Silver Dollar Collection
During its heyday, the Comstock Lode was the source of silver for four different branch mints producing the famous coin — Philadelphia, New Orleans, San Francisco and Carson City. The Comstock Lode provided silver for decades and now you can get three years of Morgan Silver Dollars struck during the heyday of the Comstock Lode 1885, 1886 and 1887 Morgan Silver Dollars struck at the “Mother Mint” in Philadelphia.
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With mintages much smaller than other Morgans, 1882-1884 Morgans issued by the Carson City Mint are truly scarce today, especially those graded in Mint State 63 Choice Brilliant Uncirculated condition by NGC or PCGS. Their famous “CC” mintmark says it all: these 90% silver coins are genuine artifacts of the Old West. (Date our choice.) Sold elsewhere for $399.
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Morgan Silver Dollar 1896 Mintmark P Grade MS/BU Uncirculated
Morgan Silver Dollar 1896 Mintmark P Grade MS/BU Uncirculated - The Morgan Dollar is one of the most collected silver coins in our history. It was minted from 1878 to 1904 to absorb the silver from the Comstock strike. Older Morgan dollars were melted down to make the 1921 editions so are harder to find. Treasured by coin collectors and investors alike this silver dollar coin is made with .77344 ounce of pure silver. (.9 silver and .1 copper). Mintmarks appear under the tail feathers of the bald...
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Full Description SAVE $90 ON THE COMPLETE SET! The Most Popular Morgan Dollars on the Market! The famous "Wild West" U.S. Mint in Carson City struck its last coins over a century ago. The most famous coin with Carson City's celebrated "CC" mintmark is the Morgan Silver Dollar… but only about 2% of all Morgans were made in Carson City. They are the rarest Morgans - with the coveted Carson City’s "CC" mintmark on the reverse. In 1965 the U.S. government made a stunning discovery, right there...
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Morgan Silver Dollar 1899 Mintmark O Grade MS/BU Uncirculated
Morgan Silver Dollar 1899 Mintmark O Grade MS/BU Uncirculated - The Morgan Dollar is one of the most collected silver coins in our history. It was minted from 1878 to 1904 to absorb the silver from the Comstock strike. Older Morgan dollars were melted down to make the 1921 editions so are harder to find. Treasured by coin collectors and investors alike this silver dollar coin is made with .77344 ounce of pure silver. (.9 silver and .1 copper). Mintmarks appear under the tail feathers of the bald...
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As hard-asset Morgan silver dollars continued to be struck for commerce at the turn of the century in 1900, their purchasing power was close to that of their debut year of 1878. Many Americans still earned just one dollar for a day's work. It was enough for a day's room and board in major U.S. cities. Of the three 1900 Morgan dollar mintages, the San Francisco production was by far the lowest: just 3.5 million emerged with an S-mintmark. The vast majority of these were later lost forever in U.S....
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Full Description Yours now, the most popular enhanced versions of the new 2009 U.S. Silver Eagle Dollar-in a single collection. Each is a genuine 2009 Silver Eagle Dollar, struck by the U.S. Mint in one full ounce of .999 Fine Silver, making it the largest, heaviest and purest silver coin in U.S. history. The Morgan Mint has expertly applied holograms, 24 karat pure gold, platinum and the world’s highest-quality color enhancements to create a stunning collection never offered before. This set includes...
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Along with Charlotte and Dahlonega, the historic New Orleans Mint was one of three U.S. branch mints established by Congress in the South. Of the three, only the New Orleans Mint and its famous “O” mintmark survived the Civil War. The New Orleans Mint went on to strike the famous Morgan Silver Dollar for 26 years of its 28-year run. It struck its last Morgan in 1904. Here’s your opportunity to get a full banker’s roll of 20 1904-O Morgan Silver Dollars all in absolutely stunning condition. Graded...
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The Carson City Mint struck relatively small mintages of Morgans from 1878 to 1885 and again from 1889 to 1893. This 1878 key first-year-of-issue silver dollar struck in .900 fine silver from the famous Comstock Silver Lode and bearing the CC mintmark is a collector favorite. In addition, each coin has been graded by NGC or PCGS to be in Choice MS63 condition. Limited number of these coins available…so act fast!
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This no-mintmark 1891 issue of the principal mint had an output only about half that of the 1890 Philadelphia Morgan dollar. Today as few as 230,000 are estimated to survive in mint-state quality (some earlier Morgan issues are vastly more plentiful). The year 1891 saw the founding of the American Numismatic Association in Chicago, the opening of Carnegie Hall in New York, James Naismith's invention of basketball in Springfield, MA and Thomas Edison's patent for a motion-picture camera.
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