$1 1890-S MORGAN SILVER DOLLAR PCGS MS63 TOUGH DATE
Lot Number:1
Completed
Start Time:6/2/2024 4:00:00 PM
End Time:7/7/2024 10:00:21 PM
Bid Count:26
Winning Bidder:R****d
Starting Bid:$1.00
Bid Increment:$6.50
Current Bid:$182.50
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An uncirculated Morgan silver dollar is a type of Morgan silver dollar that has never been circulated as currency. These coins were minted from 1878 to 1904 and again in 1921, and they are prized by collectors for their beauty and historical significance.

The value of an uncirculated Morgan silver dollar can vary significantly depending on several factors:

  • Year of Mintage: Rarity plays a major role in value. Early minting years (1878-1881) and especially those with lower mintage numbers tend to be more valuable. For instance, the 1878-S Morgan dollar is particularly sought after by collectors due to the low mintage at the San Francisco mint that year.
  • Mintmark: Mintmarks are small letters or symbols that appear on the coin to indicate the mint where it was produced. Some mintmarks are rarer than others, and coins with these mintmarks can be worth more. For example, the 1904-P Morgan dollar, minted in Philadelphia, is quite common, whereas the 1904-S Morgan dollar, minted in San Francisco, is much rarer and more valuable.
  • Grade: Professional coin grading services (PCGS, NGC) assign grades to coins based on their condition on a 70-point scale, with 70 being perfect. A higher grade indicates a more pristine and valuable coin. Even seemingly minor flaws like slight imperfections, scratches, or weak strikes can significantly impact the grade and value.
  • Toning: Toning refers to the natural coloration that can develop on a silver coin's surface over time. While some toning can enhance a coin's beauty and value, heavy or unattractive toning can detract from its value.
  • Luster: Luster is the mint shine that remains on a coin's surface. A coin with more luster will generally be worth more than a coin with less luster, as it indicates a more original and uncirculated state.
  • Strike: The strike is the force with which the planchets (blank metal discs) were struck by the dies. A well-struck coin will have sharp details, while a poorly struck coin will have weak details. A well-struck coin will generally be more valuable.

By considering these factors, collectors can determine the approximate value of an uncirculated Morgan silver dollar. For the most accurate valuation, professional coin grading services offer authentication and grading which can significantly impact the value.

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