1881-O 64 PL MORGAN SILVER DOLLAR

Winner shall receive the exact coin shown here. (RR)

WHAT A STUNNING EXAMPLE THIS COIN IS WITH WHITE HARD LUSTER FEATURES. SHOULD BE WORTH A PRETTY PENNY.

Winner shall receive the exact coin shown here. (EM/B)

Winner shall receive the exact coin shown here. (RR/OB)

Winner shall receive the exact coin shown here. (EM/B)

Winner shall receive the exact coin shown here. (EM/B)

This lot is for (1) Morgan Silver Dollar. This single coin for sale in this lot originated from the album shown here, which is how it was collected and stored for years. By order of consignor there is

64 ASSORTED U.S. MORGAN SILVER DOLLARS. Including three 1878-S; 1879; 1879-O; two 1880; 1881; 1881-O; 1882; 1882-S; 1883: 1883-S; two 1883-O; two 1884; four 1885; two 1885-O; two 1886; 1887; 1888; tw

1881-O Morgan Silver Dollar PGA - MS65+ PL

1881-O Morgan Silver Dollar PGA MS64 PL

1881-O Morgan Silver Dollar PGA MS65 PL

1881-O Morgan Silver Dollar PGA - MS64+ PL

1881-O Morgan Silver Dollar PGA MS64 PL

1881-O Morgan Silver Dollar PGA MS64 PL

1881-O Morgan Silver Dollar PGA MS64 PL

1881-O Morgan Silver Dollar PGA MS63 PL

1881-O Morgan Silver Dollar PGA - MS64+PL

1901-O Morgan Silver Dollar PGA - MS 64 PL

1881-O/O Vam 5 Morgan Silver Dollar PGA - MS65 PL

(lot of 6) United States Morgan silver dollar coin group, consisting of a 1902 PCGS MC 64, 1896 PCGS MS 64, 1896 NGC 64, 1881-S NGC 64, 1884-O ANACZ MS 63, 1880-S ANACX 63

Grade: NNC MS 64 PL - In 1882 the New Orlean Mint struck just over six million Morgan dollars. At the time all the dies were made in Philadelphia where the mint marks were also placed on the dies. Mos

PNA MS 66 BLAST WHITE. PL OBVERSE. ESTIMATE: $775-$875

OBCS MS 65 PL OBVERSE WHITE. ESTIMATE: $500-$600

BGC GRADED GEM BU PL SCARCE! ESTIMATE: $375-$450