NGC AU-58 1892 Morgan Dollar

Description

Soft golden-gray with bold luster, and with just a trace of rub on the design high points.

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NGC AU-58 1892 Morgan Dollar

Lot 0327

Estimate $225-$250

Feb 17, 2026, 8:48 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-63 1892-O Morgan Dollar: Brilliant, sharp, and lustrous, with some colorful golden highlights at the reverse rim.

PCGS MS-63 1892-O Morgan Dollar

NGC MS-62 1892-CC Morgan Dollar: Satiny, brilliant, and lustrous, and somewhat PL on the reverse. An exceptional coin for the grade -- it may just as well be in a MS-63 holder.

NGC MS-62 1892-CC Morgan Dollar

NGC MS-63 1892-CC Morgan Dollar: Bright and lustrous, and with a modicum of PL activity on the reverse. A desirable date and grade combination.

NGC MS-63 1892-CC Morgan Dollar

Choice BU-64 Details 1893 Morgan Dollar: Brilliant and lustrous. A choice example that shows evidence of an ever so light cleaning. This rarity is a perfect fit for any BU Morgan set.

Choice BU-64 Details 1893 Morgan Dollar

NGC MS-63 1893 Morgan Dollar: Brilliant with excellent cartwheel luster.

NGC MS-63 1893 Morgan Dollar

VF-EF-35 1893-O Morgan Dollar: Original with some mint luster still present.

VF-EF-35 1893-O Morgan Dollar

Fine-12 Details 1893-CC Morgan Dollar: Still somewhat bright from a long-ago cleaning. The final Carson City issue.

Fine-12 Details 1893-CC Morgan Dollar

NGC VF-35 1894-O Morgan Dollar: Original and problem free.

NGC VF-35 1894-O Morgan Dollar

EF-40 1895-O Morgan Dollar: Pleasing golden-gray surfaces, miniscule obverse rim tick at 11:00.

EF-40 1895-O Morgan Dollar

VF-20 1896-S Morgan Dollar: Pale silver-gray with a hint of golden toning.

VF-20 1896-S Morgan Dollar

NGC MS-63 1897-S Morgan Dollar: Bright and lustrous with a whisper of golden toning here and there.

NGC MS-63 1897-S Morgan Dollar

PCI MS-67 1897-S Morgan Dollar: Shows a light golden tone on the obverse. We'll go with mint state on this one as it's nowhere near the superb gem assigned grade. If you could locate an MS-67 it would cost you $7,000+.

PCI MS-67 1897-S Morgan Dollar

EF-40 1899 Morgan Dollar: A medium golden-gray example of this low-mintage Philadelphia issue.

EF-40 1899 Morgan Dollar

BU-60 1899 Morgan Dollar: Original and nice for the grade.

BU-60 1899 Morgan Dollar

PCI MS-66 1899 Morgan Dollar: Shows a purple and mauve 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 $2,000

PCI MS-66 1899 Morgan Dollar

NGC MS-63 1899-S Morgan Dollar: Bold cartwheel activity, brilliant with visual claims to a finer grade.

NGC MS-63 1899-S Morgan Dollar

NGC MS-64 1899-S Morgan Dollar: Satiny, bright, and lustrous. We've all seen MS-65 coins that are no finer than this MS-64 near-Gem.

NGC MS-64 1899-S Morgan Dollar

NGC MS-62 1900-O/CC Morgan Dollar: VAM Top 100 variety. Bright and lustrous, MS-63 quality in an MS-62 holder. Choice.

NGC MS-62 1900-O/CC Morgan Dollar

PCGS MS-63 1900-O/CC Morgan Dollar: VAM-11. Brilliant and lustrous, and as nice as many MS-64 pieces in today's numismatic marketplace.

PCGS MS-63 1900-O/CC Morgan Dollar

AU-50 Details 1901 Morgan Dollar: Faintly cleaned at some point, but with plenty of natural luster in the protected areas.

AU-50 Details 1901 Morgan Dollar

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