Dmpl Morgan
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Dmpl Morgan
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 1884 CC PCGS MS66DMPL Morgan Dollar  US $3,000.00
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 1885 Morgan Silver Dollar DMPL US $65.00
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 PRISTINE GEM 1881 S DMPL MORGAN SILVER DOLLAR US $66.00
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 1885 S Morgan Silver Dollar DMPL REVERSE CHOICE BU NEAR GEM BU TOUGH DATE US $161.26
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 1881 Morgan Silver Dollar DMPL US $349.00
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 1881 P MS BU DMPL Morgan Gem BU Silver Dollar Great Strike US $1,495.00
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 1880 S MORGAN DOLLAR OUTSTANDING UNCIRCULATED DMPL US $56.00
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 1881 O $1 PCGS MS64 DMPL Morgan Dollar US $1,325.00
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 1880 CC MORGAN DOLLAR PCGS MS 65 DMPL 20353058 US $9,995.00
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 1884 cc ANACS MS66UDM DMPL Colorful Toned Morgan Dollar US $810.00
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 1880 S Morgan Dollar Graded MS 64 DMPL ANACS US $315.00
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 Rare 1889 ANACS MS63 DMPL Morgan Dollar US $134.50
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 1890 CC $1 PCGS MS64 DMPL Morgan Dollar US $2,992.50
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![PQ 1885 CC DMPL CH BU GREAT MORGAN SILVER $ 787]](http://www.luxsox.com/images/e/390402507296_0.jpg) PQ 1885 CC DMPL CH BU GREAT MORGAN SILVER $ 787] US $995.00
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 1883 P Morgan Silver Dollar CH BU DMPL 0312 US $274.95
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 1888 O MORGAN $ MS64 NGC DMPL US $995.00
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 1878 8TF ANACS 63 DMPL VAM 2 MORGAN DOLLAR US $799.00
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 1883 O $1 PCGS MS64 DMPL OGH Morgan Dollar US $475.00
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The Morgan silver dollar was minted in an attempt to keep the price of silver stabilized after an enormous silver strike in Colorado caused a sudden crash in the price of silver. This dollar was minted from 1878 through 1904, then stopped because silver suddenly increased in price, and then minted for one more year in 1921.
In addition, it was minted in several locations: Carson City, Denver, San Francisco, New Orleans, and Philadelphia; only Denver and Philadelphia are mint locations today. The value of a Morgan silver dollar depends on its year, the mint that created it, and the quality of its preservation.
A Morgan silver dollar has the head of Lady Liberty on the front and a wing-spread eagle holding arrows and an olive branch on the back; you'll recognize the reverse as being very similar to that of a quarter. This coin is the first of our minted coins to use the slogan E Pluribus Unum. It's a large coin, about the same size as a half-dollar in use today or just a little bigger, and it has a silver fineness of .900, or 90% silver, so silver content by weight is just over 24 grams. The remaining metal is copper.
Morgan silver dollars, unlike many of the coins minted over a hundred years ago, have a top grade of DMPL, or Deep Mirror Proof Like; these coins have extremely heavily frosted images and devices, so that these parts show up matte, while the background is polished silver. Early Morgan silver dollars are more likely to follow this format than later ones, making the later DMPL dollars worth more.
The other grades for this dollar are Proof, Uncirculated, Good, Fair, and Poor. The degree of wear determines what level the coin is at. A sealed, perfect coin that has never been touched is a Proof; a perfect or near-perfect coin that has been used is Uncirculated; a near-perfect coin with a couple of flaws is Good; a coin that has seen some wear is Fair; and a coin that is very worn, with the edges worn smooth, is Poor, the lowest grade.
Of these grades, the Poor Morgan silver dollars are generally worth very little, though there are a few exceptions. Look also for the mint mark, a dash and letter next to the year of minting. Mint marks may be S (San Francisco), P (Philadelphia), O (New Orleans), D (Denver) and CC (Carson City). Of these, the Carson City coins tend to be worth the most.
There are also several short runs that are worth significantly more due to their rareness: 1889-CC, 1893-S, and1895 Proof are the most valuable by far. The last of these in theory only had 880 coins released into circulation, and probably fewer exist today; its value is calculated to be about $66,000. The Proof coin should not have a mintmark; attempts to forge it have been made by filing away the proofmark on another Morgan dollar released that year, but a coin expert should be able to spot this immediately.
For a coin collector, a Morgan silver dollar is a must-have: its history, its beauty, and its often low cost all make this an attractive coin for starting, or adding to, your collection.
Jay Villaverde is the owner of [http://www.MorganSilverDollarStore.net] A site dedicated to preserving the beauty and history of the Morgan Silver Dollar. If you're looking to start or add to your coin collection, this is a great coin to obtain and this is a great place to get them.
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Carson City Morgan Dollars: Featuring the Coins of the GSA Hoard $20.66 Three numismatic experts chronicle the amazing history of the California Gold Rush, its effects on silver mining and the development of Nevada, and the birth of the Carson City Mint. They give the collector and investor a detailed insider's view of today's market for Carson City Morgan dollars, including VAM varieties and focusing especially on GSA-slabbed coins. Whether you collect by date/mintmark or by variety, this in-depth book will make you a more savvy buyer. Includes condition census, market notes, enlarged photographs, valuations, mintages, certification data, prooflike and DMPL coins, and more. |
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