PCGS MS-63 Toned 1884-O Morgan Dollar

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Lustrous with sultry gray-blue and rose iridescence throughout.

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PCGS MS-63 Toned 1884-O Morgan Dollar

Lot 0306

Estimate $100-$125

Feb 17, 2026, 8:41 PM EST

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Online Rare Coin & Currency Auction #121

Feb 05, 2026 2:30 PM EST

Milford, NH, United States

PCGS MS-64 1884-O Morgan Dollar: A satiny and boldly lustrous beauty that can readily measure up to many of the MS-65 pieces extant today. In an old-style green label PCGS "Rattler" holder.

PCGS MS-64 1884-O Morgan Dollar

NGC MS-64 1884-CC Morgan Dollar: Brilliant and housed in an NGC banded GSA holder. The outer GSA box is also included.

NGC MS-64 1884-CC Morgan Dollar

NGC MS-64 1885-O Morgan Dollar: Lightly toned and equal to some gems.

NGC MS-64 1885-O Morgan Dollar

NGC MS-64 Toned 1885-O Morgan Dollar: Satiny and lustrous with lively gold and blue iridescence at the rims.

NGC MS-64 Toned 1885-O Morgan Dollar

NGC MS-66 1885-O Morgan Dollar: Frosty and brilliant, and decidedly PL to our eyes.

NGC MS-66 1885-O Morgan Dollar

F-VF Details 1885-CC Morgan Dollar: Shows evidence of a past cleaning.

F-VF Details 1885-CC Morgan Dollar

NGC MS-64 1885-CC Morgan Dollar: Frosty, sharp, bright, and lustrous, with strong PL tendencies on the reverse.

NGC MS-64 1885-CC Morgan Dollar

PCGS MS-65 1885-CC Morgan Dollar: An exceptional Gem at every turn. Brilliant, sharp, and lustrous. In an old-style green label PCGS holder with plastic frame.

PCGS MS-65 1885-CC Morgan Dollar

NGC MS-66 1885-CC Morgan Dollar: Brilliant and lustrous with a dusting of pale golden toning, and with PL surfaces both sides.

NGC MS-66 1885-CC Morgan Dollar

PCGS MS-63 Toned 1889 Morgan Dollar: Lively underlying luster supports even silver-gray and sea-green iridescence on both sides.

PCGS MS-63 Toned 1889 Morgan Dollar

EF-40+ 1889-CC Morgan Dollar: Sharp, with a small rim bruise at 3:00 on the obverse. Still shows a touch of mint luster!

EF-40+ 1889-CC Morgan Dollar

VG-8 1890-CC Morgan Dollar: Shows some dark obverse tone.

VG-8 1890-CC Morgan Dollar

Fine-12 1890-CC Morgan Dollar: Deep lilac-gray with excellent eye appeal in spite of a tiny rim bump on each side.

Fine-12 1890-CC Morgan Dollar

NGC MS-61 1890-CC Morgan Dollar: Satiny and lustrous, with a pale rose-gold sheen throughout. Visually finer than the grade implies.

NGC MS-61 1890-CC Morgan Dollar

PCI MS-66 1891 Morgan Dollar: Shows a colorful obverse tone which is most assuredly artificial. We'd grade this one more in the choice category rather than the high end gem assigned grade. You would expect to pay $9,000+ for a

PCI MS-66 1891 Morgan Dollar

PCI MS-66+ 1891-S Morgan Dollar: Shows some colorful obverse tone. We'd grade this one more in the choice category rather than the high end gem assigned grade. You would expect to pay $4,000+ for a coin of this grade if certified by

PCI MS-66+ 1891-S Morgan Dollar

NGC MS-62 1891-CC Morgan Dollar: Choice for the grade with a good amount of mint luster still present. Rich golden halos are forming at the rims. Finer than the typical MS-62 example.

NGC MS-62 1891-CC Morgan Dollar

NGC MS-62 1891-CC Morgan Dollar: Spitting Eagle variety. VAM-3. Bright and lustrous, and just a tiny obverse mark or two from a far finer grade. This variety gets its "expectorating raptor" moniker from a die chip at the tip of the

NGC MS-62 1891-CC Morgan Dollar

NGC MS-64 1891-CC Morgan Dollar: VAM-3, Spitting Eagle variety. Satiny, brilliant, and lustrous. Choice across the board for aesthetics and physical quality.

NGC MS-64 1891-CC Morgan Dollar

NGC EF-40 1892 Morgan Dollar: Choice for the grade with a good amount of mint luster still present.

NGC EF-40 1892 Morgan Dollar

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