AU-50 1883-S Morgan Dollar

Description

Loads of retained luster on this lightly circulated Morgan. Pale champagne-gold surfaces.

Buyer's Premium

20%

AU-50 1883-S Morgan Dollar

Lot 0371

Estimate $150-$200

Lot Closed

Online Rare Coin & Currency Auction #129

Oct 7, 2026, 3:00 PM EDT

Milford, NH, United States

SOLD

BU-62 1883-CC Morgan Dollar: Frosty and nice for the grade.

BU-62 1883-CC Morgan Dollar

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PCGS MS-64 1883-CC Morgan Dollar: Satiny smooth with full brilliance, a strong strike, and a somewhat PL reverse.

PCGS MS-64 1883-CC Morgan Dollar

SOLD

NGC MS-63 CAC 1884 Morgan Dollar: VAM-2A. E Clash. Hot 50. Bright, satiny, and lustrous.

NGC MS-63 CAC 1884 Morgan Dollar

MS-60 PL 1892-CC Morgan Dollar: Frosty motifs and reflective fields enjoy full mint brilliance. The reverse nears DMPL quality.

MS-60 PL 1892-CC Morgan Dollar

$1,175

AU-55 1899-S Morgan Dollar: Vibrant luster on champagne-gold surfaces. Choice for the grade with just a touch of rub on the high points.

AU-55 1899-S Morgan Dollar

$155

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AU-50 1880 Morgan Dollar: Lustrous and brilliant.

AU-50 1880 Morgan Dollar

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AU-58 1880-O Morgan Dollar: A just miss UNC.

AU-58 1880-O Morgan Dollar

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NGC MS-65 1880-S Morgan Dollar: Brilliant white with just a hint of golden tone on the reverse. A true gem.

NGC MS-65 1880-S Morgan Dollar

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PCGS MS-65 1880-S Morgan Dollar: A blazing Gem Morgan dollar at every turn. Sharp and brilliant with intense cartwheel activity. The obverse is ever-so-close to PL, while the reverse exhibits full-blown PL contrast.

PCGS MS-65 1880-S Morgan Dollar

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NGC MS-67 1880-S Morgan Dollar: Semi Proof Like. A superb example of 19th century coinage.

NGC MS-67 1880-S Morgan Dollar

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EF-45+ Details 1880-CC Morgan Dollar: A long-ago cleaning is mentioned, but its recovery makes it nearly a moot point. Plenty of retained luster in the protected areas adds much to the overall appearance.

EF-45+ Details 1880-CC Morgan Dollar

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MS-62 PL 1881-S Morgan Dollar: Bright and lustrous on both sides; the reverse contrast nearly qualifies for a DMPL designation.

MS-62 PL 1881-S Morgan Dollar

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PCGS MS-64+ 1881-S Morgan Dollar: Bright, sharp, and flashy -- this one is well met with the PCGS "+" designation. A hint of golden iridescence adorns the rims.

PCGS MS-64+ 1881-S Morgan Dollar

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PCGS MS-65 Toned 1881-S Morgan Dollar: Soft pearlescent gray with lively underlying luster that supports rose and neon blue iridescence when seen in a bold light source.

PCGS MS-65 Toned 1881-S Morgan Dollar

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PCGS MS-63 1881-CC Morgan Dollar: Frosty champagne-gold surfaces offer boldly rendered designs and impressive luster throughout. In an old-style green label PCGS "rattler" holder.

PCGS MS-63 1881-CC Morgan Dollar

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PCGS MS-64+ 1881-CC Morgan Dollar: Frosty, sharp, and lustrous, and well deserving of the PCGS "+" qualifier. Decidedly Gem throughout and somewhat PL on the reverse.

PCGS MS-64+ 1881-CC Morgan Dollar

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NGC AU-53 GSA 1882-O Morgan Dollar: A nice original example that's housed in a GSA softpack holder

NGC AU-53 GSA 1882-O Morgan Dollar

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NGC MS-64 Toned 1882-S Morgan Dollar: Vividly toned with deep violet, blue, and crimson on the obverse, the reverse fully brilliant. Music City Collection.

NGC MS-64 Toned 1882-S Morgan Dollar

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NGC MS-65 1882-S Morgan Dollar: Brilliant white with blazing luster that this issue is known for.

NGC MS-65 1882-S Morgan Dollar

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BU-62 1882-CC Morgan Dollar: Lightly cleaned probably decades ago, otherwise choice.

BU-62 1882-CC Morgan Dollar

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