1882-S Morgan Silver Dollar PCGS MS64

Why Buy This MS64 1882-S Morgan Dollar?

The first Morgan silver dollars were issued by the U.S. Mint for circulation in 1878. Annual production of these iconic coins continued through 1904, they were also struck in 1921. The San Francisco Mint struck the Morgan dollar shown here in 1882. There were 9,250,000 of these minted. This figure is moderate compared to other coins of the series.

Morgan's Inspiring Patriotic Artwork

The obverse is inscribed with "E PLURIBUS UNUM" and the date. The date is in the middle of 13 stars near the bottom of the design. Liberty can be seen at the center of the design. This is the work of George T. Morgan.

The reverse displays the work of Morgan as well. Here, a bald eagle can be seen holding a bundle of arrows and an olive branch with its talons. It's partially surrounded by a wreath as it holds its wings up. The "S" mintmark is near the bottom of the design.

PCGS MS64

This coin was assigned the grade of Mint State 64 by the unbiased experts at the Professional Coin Grading Service. The professionals there use a grading scale with a maximum of 70. This silver dollar is in choice uncirculated condition.

Order while you can, this PCGS MS64 1882-S Morgan silver dollar could be yours.