1889 Morgan Silver Dollar-Uncirculated Condition, Stunning Eye Appeal, Free Post

Description: 1889 Morgan Silver Dollar: Uncirculated Philadelphia Mint GemThis stunning 1889 Morgan Silver Dollar is a prime example of American numismatic artistry, perfect for discerning collectors.Key Features:Year: 1889Mint: Philadelphia (no mint mark)Denomination: One Dollar ($1)Designer: George T. MorganKM Number: 110Composition and Specifications:Metal: 90% Silver, 10% Copper (0.9 fineness)Weight: 26.73 gramsDiameter: 38.1 mmEdge: ReededDesign Elements:Obverse: Liberty head with "E PLURIBUS UNUM"Reverse: Large eagle with outstretched wingsMotto: "IN GOD WE TRUST" above eagleCondition:UncirculatedBusiness strikeUngraded and uncertifiedHistorical Significance:Part of the Morgan Dollar series (1878-1904, 1921)Minted during Benjamin Harrison's presidencyRepresents the "Silver Baron" era of American coinageCollector's Value:Common date, ideal for type set collectorsEstimated value: $30 in Extremely Fine condition, up to $65 in Uncirculated Potential for grade improvement through professional certificationThis 1889 Morgan Silver Dollar offers a tangible connection to late 19th-century America. Its Philadelphia origin, uncirculated condition, and historical significance make it a must-have for collectors focusing on Morgan Dollars or building a comprehensive U.S. type set.Add this beautiful piece of American history to your collection today and experience the enduring appeal of the Morgan Dollar series. Its uncirculated state and classic design make it an excellent addition for numismatists of all levels. History and DesignMorgan Silver Dollars were minted from 1878 to 1904, and again in 1921 1. Designed by George T. Morgan, these coins feature Lady Liberty on the obverse and an eagle with outstretched wings on the reverse 2.Composition and SpecificationsThese coins are composed of 90% silver and 10% copper, weighing 26.73 grams with a diameter of 38.1 mm Collecting Appeal Collectors are drawn to Morgan Dollars for several reasons: Historical significanceClassic designAvailability in various Challenging RaritiesKey Dates and VarietiesSome notable issues include: 1893-S (lowest mintage circulation issue)1896-O (rare in Mint State)1878 Seven/Eight Tail Feathers versionsVarious overdates and doubled dies5Grading and ValueCondition is crucial in determining a Morgan Dollar's value. Factors to consider include strike quality, luster, and contact marks Prices can range from about $45 for common dates in lower grades to thousands of dollars for rare dates or high-grade specimens Collecting StrategyBeginners might start with more common dates and gradually work towards rarer issues. The "Morgan 50" set, featuring 50 uncirculated Morgan Dollars from all mints, is a popular entry point for new collectors .

Price: 89.5 USD

Location: Los Angeles, California

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