1882-S Morgan Silver Dollar PCGS MS63

Why purchase this stunning 1882-S Morgan Silver Dollar?

1882 was the fifth year of issue for the U.S. Mint's Morgan Silver Dollar series. The series remained in production until 1904, with a final year of release in 1921. Imagery of the coin was created by the coin's namesake, George T. Morgan, an English immigrant who was hired by the U.S. Mint in 1876. Mr. Morgan went on to become the Mint's seventh Chief Engraver in 1917.

• This Morgan Silver Dollar was struck in 1882 at the Mint's San Francisco branch.
• The 38.1 mm diameter coin contains 0.7734 Troy oz. of .900 fine silver.
• The coin is part of a 9,250,000 piece mintage.

Beautiful Design of the Morgan Silver Dollar

Obverse: An allegorical figure of of Liberty is depicted on the obverse, as a young woman wearing a "LIBERTY" inscribed Phrygian cap, with sprigs of oak leaves, wheat grains and cotton blossoms tucked in the headband. The portrait is framed by thirteen stars, "E PLURIBUS UNUM" and "1882."

Reverse: The reverse features the image of a bald eagle, magnificently posed with outstretched wings, as it clutches an olive branch and a cluster of arrows in its talons. Inscribed "IN GOD WE TRUST," "ONE DOLLAR" and "UNITED STATES OF AMERICA," along with the "S" Mint mark of the San Francisco Mint.

Gorgeous Mint State 63

The Professional Coin Grading Service (PCGS) determined the condition of this 1882-S Morgan Silver Dollar coin to be Mint State 63. The coin features an outstanding amount of original Mint luster, a superior quality strike and exceptional eye appeal. The silver dollar will arrive in a sonically sealed protective holder accompanied by a PCGS certification label.

Make this impressively graded 1882 Morgan Silver Dollar from the San Francisco Mint the next addition to your collection of American coinage treasures!