91 results for "1880 morgan silver" between $25.00 and $900.00

Strictly graded Uncirculated 1880-O issues are sought after with perhaps 15,000 surviving in mint-state quality today. They sell for twice as much as our regular price for that issue in VF quality. The 1891-O BU is an even tougher find and regularly sells for $325. The 1896-O issue is the scarcest of this trio in mint-state quality and regularly retails for four figures. Very Fine coins for these dates are much scarcer than the average in the Morgan series — other issues have as many as 20 times...

This brilliant specimen is a real beauty. The deep, glossy fields accentuate the portrait, eagle, and other bold devices. Hardly any contact marks are visible in the fields, except for a “streaked-look” that partially veils Ms. Liberty and the eagle. The denticles display a light, auburn color, only adding to this already stunning 1880-S Morgan dollar

The 1880 Morgan Silver Dollar. We use strict Photograde standards when grading all of our coins. Each coin will ship in a 2x2 holder.

Only 2% of all Morgan silver dollars were struck at the frontier U.S. mint in Carson City, Nevada. And only 591,000 of the 1880-CC Morgan dollars were minted! Available in two varieties, this 1880-CC is the "3rd Reverse" type (rounded breast on eagle). Struck in 90% silver just a few miles from the rich Comstock Lode silver mine of Virginia City, Nevada. Order this genuine antique of the Old West today!

Only 2% of all Morgan silver dollars were struck at the frontier U.S. mint in Carson City, Nevada. And only 591,000 of the 1880-CC Morgan dollars were minted! Available in two varieties, this 1880-CC is the "3rd Reverse" type (rounded breast on eagle). Struck in 90% silver just a few miles from the rich Comstock Lode silver mine of Virginia City, Nevada. Order this genuine antique of the Old West today!

This nice original 1880-CC Morgan Silver Dollar has great eye appeal and nice luster. 98% white. Certified: NGC MS64

This nice original 1880-CC Morgan Silver Dollar has superb eye appeal with nice luster and a nice strike. The coin has proof-like frosty devices and is definitely deserving of the '+' designation. Certified: PCGS MS64+

This nice original 1880-P Morgan Silver Dollar has great eye appeal with luster and golden toning. Certified: PCGS MS64

This nice original 1880-CC Morgan Silver Dollar has nice eye appeal with nice circulated color and surfaces. Full rim obverse and an AG reverse. Grade: AG/G

This 1880-O Morgan Silver Dollar VAM 4 Crossbar Overdate with a micro 'O' has nice eye appeal with decent white color. The coin has been lightly cleaned in the past. Grade: XF/AU Detail

Here are the Morgan Silver Dollars minted in the first seven years of the New Orleans Mint's life as a post-Civil War mint. The New Orleans Mint functioned as a Confederate Mint during the Civil War, and is famous for producing the only two coins of the Confederate States of America, the Penny and Half Dollar. Included in the set are the 1879, 1880, 1881, 1882, 1883, 1884, and 1885 'O' mint-marked Morgans, all struck from .900 Fine Silver. Despite the fact that each is over 125 years old, these fine...

In 1880, at the height of the Wild West era, the Morgan dollar was the only silver coin struck by the San Francisco Mint. Consequently, special care was lavished on the production of these coins. When considering which Morgan silver dollar was the most beautifully minted for commerce, numismatists almost invariably narrow the field to the 1880-S and 1881-S issues. Very Fine quality.

The 1878-1882 first five San Francisco Mint Morgans are considered the best-struck in the 95-issue series. At the time, the recently opened S-Mint had the nation's finest coin- producing equipment and specialized in Morgan silver dollars. The 1882-S issue is vastly scarcer than the most popularly collected 1880-S and 1881-S Morgans of the "fabulous five" earliest S-Mint Morgan issues. In fact, it's even more elusive than the 1878-S and 1879-S issues in the nicely detailed Very Fine quality we offer...

Various slabbed & graded Morgan Dollars (x13) from four different Grading Services including one ungraded. Includes: (1) ANGS: 1879 MS66, 1882-O MS 66, 1889 MS67; (2) NACS: 1879-S MS66 & 1881 MS66; (3) NNC: 1896 MS65 & 1902-O MS65; (4) SGS: 1885 MS67, 1898-O MS66, 1899-O MS65, 1900-O MS66, 1902 MS65; (5) 1880 S/S MS66. Interesting group.

Not often for sale! This Morgan variety has the spikes from a 7 appearing under the second 8 in the date. It is a tough Top 100 variety. APMEX is the leading source for collectible coins, along with Gold, Silver, Platinum and Palladium coins and bullion products. Learn about the value of collectible coins, and see the latest precious metals prices online at APMEX.com. Have questions about how to buy Gold or collectible coins, how to sell Gold to us, or about how to invest in Precious Metals? Call...