PCGS-Certified AU Morgan Dollar Pair

Description

Includes: 1880-O AU-55; and 1891-S AU-58. Both brilliant and lustrous. (Total: 2 pieces)

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PCGS-Certified AU Morgan Dollar Pair

Lot 0373

Estimate $125-$150

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Online Rare Coin & Currency Auction #124

May 02, 2026 1:00 PM EDT

Milford, NH, United States

20 Pcs Mixed Morgan Dollars: A pre 1921 lot that shows most coins grading VF or better. (Total: 20 pcs)

20 Pcs Mixed Morgan Dollars

PCGS MS-64 1878 Rev'79 Morgan Dollar: Brilliant and rarely seen in grades higher than this.

PCGS MS-64 1878 Rev'79 Morgan Dollar

PCGS AU-58 1879-S Rev'78 Morgan Dollar: Lustrous with a toning spot near the date. The holder has a couple of small chips in the back.

PCGS AU-58 1879-S Rev'78 Morgan Dollar

PCGS MS-64 1881-S Morgan Dollar: Bright, sharp, and lustrous, and ever so close to a full PL designation.

PCGS MS-64 1881-S Morgan Dollar

PCGS AU-58 1892-O Morgan Dollar: Lustrous with a hint of tone. Not noticeably worn.

PCGS AU-58 1892-O Morgan Dollar

AU-50 Colorful 1894-O Morgan Dollar: Steel-gray throughout, with plenty of underlying luster supporting electric blue and orange iridescence. An aesthetic charmer.

AU-50 Colorful 1894-O Morgan Dollar

AU Details 1894-S Morgan Dollar: Cleaned at some point, but not to any great degree. Nicely recovering in shades of pale iridescent gold.

AU Details 1894-S Morgan Dollar

NGC VF-25 1895-O Morgan Dollar: Even silver-gray with a hint of olive toning. Mark-free despite the lengthy stay in pocket change. With a "Littleton Select" sticker.

NGC VF-25 1895-O Morgan Dollar

NGC AU-58 PL 1896-O Morgan Dollar: Very rare with proof like fields, at first glance you would think this Morgan was proof!

NGC AU-58 PL 1896-O Morgan Dollar

$1,125(16 bids)

PCGS MS-64 1897 Morgan Dollar: Soft underlying cartwheels support even golden-orange iridescence throughout. In an old-style green label "Rattler" holder.

PCGS MS-64 1897 Morgan Dollar

NGC MS-65 1897 Redfield Hoard Morgan Dollar: Shows some mottled but not unattractive obverse tone. Housed in an NGC banded Paramount holder.

NGC MS-65 1897 Redfield Hoard Morgan Dollar

ANACS MS-63 1898-O Morgan Dollar: Sharp and lustrous -- this could easily be called MS-64, with very few marks of any nature present. Choice.

ANACS MS-63 1898-O Morgan Dollar

PCGS MS-64 1898-O Morgan Dollar: Bright and lustrous with strong cartwheel activity. In an old-style green label PCGS "Rattler" holder.

PCGS MS-64 1898-O Morgan Dollar

PCGS AU-58 1898-S Morgan Dollar: Brilliant and lustrous with frosty surfaces, pale champagne toning, and no serious marks.

PCGS AU-58 1898-S Morgan Dollar

NGC MS-62 1898-S Morgan Dollar: Satiny and lustrous, with a bold strike and surfaces that we wouldn't hesitate to call MS-63.

NGC MS-62 1898-S Morgan Dollar

ANACS MS-64 1899-S Morgan Dollar: Shows excellent cartwheel luster with some light, somewhat mottled tone.

ANACS MS-64 1899-S Morgan Dollar

VF Details 1900-O/CC Morgan Dollar: Cleaned at some point, still a trifle bright. Bold overmintmark details.

VF Details 1900-O/CC Morgan Dollar

PCGS AU-53 1900-S Morgan Dollar: Bright and lustrous with pale champagne-gold iridescence throughout.

PCGS AU-53 1900-S Morgan Dollar

AU-50 1901 Morgan Dollar: Lustrous, strictly original surfaces with a pale golden sheen.

AU-50 1901 Morgan Dollar

MS-62+ 1903 Morgan Dollar: Bright and lustrous, and just a minor mark or two from a finer grade.

MS-62+ 1903 Morgan Dollar

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