1882 Morgan Silver Dollar NGC MS63

Why add the 1882 Morgan Silver Dollar NGC MS63 to your collection?

This Numismatic Guaranty Corporation (NGC) graded Mint State 63 (MS63) 1882 Morgan Silver Dollar would be great example of type to add to any collection.

• This example was struck at the iconic Philadelphia branch of the U.S. Mint.
• U.S. Mint Engraver Assistant George Morgan's first assignment for the Mint was the design for this silver dollar.
• The mintage of this classic issue is 11,100,000, many of which were melted.
• Morgan Silver dollars contain .7734 oz. of actual silver bullion.
• The series was struck on 90% pure silver blanks.
• The Morgan Silver Dollar series has something to offer collectors at every level of the hobby and is one of the most widely collected in American Numismatics.

Classic Silver Dollar Images

Obverse: The obverse features the portrait of Lady Liberty wearing a small inscribed crown. She has agricultural symbols woven into her hair, representing American economy at the time the coin was designed.

Reverse: The reverse features the classic motto "In God We Trust" which appears above the iconic American Bald Eagle.

Popular MS63 Grade

MS63 coins are fully uncirculated coins. They have remaining luster and original surfaces. There will be bag marks, contact marks and some hairlines but overall eye appeal is good in this grade. There is no evidence of friction on the highest points of the design devices.

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