U.S. Coins

1829-1837 Capped Bust 1/2 Dime Fine

The silver half dime enjoys the distinction of being the first coin denomination struck by the fledgling U.S. Mint, in 1794. The 1829-1837 type presents a buxom Liberty wearing a large liberty cap, the ancient emblem of hard-won freedom; eagle with...

1829-1837 Capped Bust 1/2 Dime Good

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1836-1839 Capped Bust Reeded Edge Silver Half Dollar Fine

1836-1839 Capped Bust Reeded Edge Silver Half Dollar Good

1837-1891 Seated Liberty Silver Dime Good

The U.S. Mint's Seated Liberty dime was output for over half a century from 1837 to 1891. The obverse features the image of Liberty seated on a rock while the reverse carries an agricultural wreath displaying the North's corn and wheat and South's cotton...

1838-1865 Seated Liberty Silver Quarter No Motto Good

1853-1855 Seated Liberty Silver Quarter with Arrows Good

1866-1867 Shield Nickel with Rays Good

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1866-1873 Seated Liberty Silver Dollar with Motto Very Good

First struck in 1840, the Seated Liberty silver dollar later underwent a design modification in 1866 to include a scroll with IN GOD WE TRUST on its reverse, thereby creating this second "with motto" subtype. These 90% silver dollars were minted in...

1866-1891 Seated Liberty Silver Half Dollar with Motto Fine

The big 90% silver 1866-1891 Seated Liberty half dollar of Christian Gobrecht displays the U.S. shield and liberty cap; the eagle holds a peace branch and the arrows of preparedness. Fine quality. Our choice of date. 30.6mm

1873-1878 Trade Silver Dollar Fine

1873-1878 Trade Silver Dollar Good

1878 7-Tail Feather & 1884-P Morgan Silver Dollar Pair Extra Fine

1878 7TF Morgan Silver Dollar XF – Get big savings on this first year variety! Shortly after its 1878 introduction, the Philadelphia-issued Morgan dollar's reverse engraving underwent several design changes resulting in a number of collectible varieties...

1878-CC Morgan Silver Dollar Extra Fine

Every collector should have at least one Morgan silver dollar struck by the legendary Carson City Mint in their collection, so here's your opportunity to lasso yourself a first year, sharply detailed Extra Fine 1878-CC specimen for the same price as...

1878-CC, 1880-CC, 1890-CC & 1892CC Morgan Silver Dollar Collection Very Fine

First Year 1878-CC Morgan: Every collector should have at least one Morgan silver dollar struck by the legendary Carson City Mint in their collection, so here's your opportunity to lasso yourself a first year specimen at an affordable price! This...

1878-S Morgan Silver Dollar BU & FREE 1878-1883 Folder

Includes FREE dated folder so you can continue to build your collection — San Fran's inaugural 1878-S issue introduced the Morgan silver dollar to the West. The first five years of Morgan dollars output by San Francisco are considered to be the best...

1878-S, 1885-P, 1897-P & 1900-O Morgan Silver Dollar Collection with Four FREE Folders

This set includes four different hand-picked BU-tiful Morgans, each paired with a FREE dated folder so you can continue to build your collection. 1878-S Morgan Silver Dollar BU & FREE 1878-1883 Folder – San Fran's inaugural 1878-S issue introduced...

1879-CC Morgan Silver Dollar Extra Fine

In only the second year of the series, just 756,000 Morgans were output for commerce by Carson City in 1879. In today's world, that translates to a very small number of specimens that survive in mint-state quality – their scarcity commands a premium: in...

1879-S Rev. of ’78 (PAF) & Rev. of ’79 (SAF) Morgan Silver Dollar Pair Extra Fine

In the spirit of waste not, want not, the San Francisco Mint used a handful of leftover 1878 reverse dies to strike its 1879 Morgans. The result? Two distinct subtypes for the date, although these went largely unnoticed by collectors until the 1960s. Of...

1879-S Reverse of ’78 (PAF) Morgan Silver Dollar Extra Fine

In the spirit of waste not, want not, the San Francisco Mint used a handful of leftover 1878 reverse dies to strike its 1879 Morgans. The result? Two distinct subtypes for the date, although these went largely unnoticed by collectors until the 1960s. Of...

1879-S Reverse of ’79 (SAF) Morgan Silver Dollar Extra Fine

This 1879-S Reverse of '79 (or third reverse) variety carries the reverse engraving that became standard for the series featuring a plump, round-breasted eagle and slanted arrow feathers.

1879-S, 1880-S & 1882-S Morgan Silver Dollar Certified MS-63 Trio

Having outgrown its original facility, in 1874 the San Francisco Mint opened its new digs, complete with the most advanced minting contraptions, gadgets and gizmos of the day. Its minting prowess was still apparent years later when it produced the...

1880-CC Morgan Silver Dollar Brilliant Uncirculated

Our Brilliant Uncirculated quality has nice original luster and no sign of wear (some bags marks are present, as is normal).

1880-P & 1882-P Morgan Silver Dollar Pair Very Fine

Many Melted – In both 1880 and 1882, the Philadelphia Mint produced the lion's share of the year's Morgans, striking 12.6 million and 11.1 million respectively. As the principal mint and its branches  churned out huge numbers of big silver dollars...

1881-CC Morgan Silver Dollar Brilliant Uncirculated

Merely 296,000 1881-CC Morgans were struck by the isolated Carson City Nevada branch mint. Up to 30 times that number were produced at the principal Philadelphia Mint that years. And significant numbers were output in San Francisco and New Orleans. That...

1881-P & 1900-P Morgan Silver Dollar Pair Brilliant Uncirculated

1881 Morgan Silver Dollar BU: During the 1880s, massive amounts of silver was mined and transformed into Morgan dollars. With more than enough already in circulation, the surplus of newly-minted coins were sent to storage vaults, where they – much like...

1882-O Over S Morgan Silver Dollar AU & 1900-O Over CC Morgan Silver Dollar VF/XF

1882-O/S Morgan Silver Dollar About Uncirculated – This over-mintmarked treasure is super hard to find in mint-state condition – and even in circulated grades, a silver dollar expert estimates that less than 20,000 may exist today. These particular 1882...

1883-CC or 1884-CC Morgan Silver Dollar GSA Brilliant Uncirculated

The CC mintmark, which carries the irresistible aura of the Old West is featured on only about 2% of all Morgans. After production, many CC Morgans were held in storage and never entered commerce, but then large numbers of these beauties were released by...

1883-O, 1888-O & 1901-O Morgan Silver Dollar Trio Brilliant Uncirculated

1883-O Morgan Silver Dollar BU – Struck by the historic Old South facility in the heyday of the series, this vintage silver dollar still looks as though it just left the mint, although that was more than 13 decades ago! Its mintage of 8,725,000 was well...

1883-P Morgan Silver Dollar Certified MS-64

Morgan silver dollar mintages steadily rose in the 1880s, when silver was still pouring out of the great Western mines. But many Morgans were held in reserve and vast quantities lost in government melts. Original mintages can be very deceiving in...

1884-S Morgan Silver Dollar About Uncirculated

Weight: 26.73 gramsComposition: .900 fine silverDiameter: 38.1 mmEdge: reeded

1885 Morgan Silver Dollar BU & FREE 1884-1890 Folder

Includes FREE dated folder so you can continue to build your collection — Morgan mintages steadily rose in the 1880s when silver was still pouring out of the great Western mines. But unlike other coins of the day, many were held in reserve and later lost...

1885-CC Morgan Silver Dollar Very Fine

The Carson City branch of the U.S.Mint was the smallest minting facility of the time. In 1885 during the heyday of Morgan production, its output of just 228,000 was the lowest CC mintage of the entire series. These coveted CC Morgan silver...

1886-O Morgan Silver Dollar Brilliant Uncirculated

Weight: 26.73 gramsComposition: .900 fine silverDiameter: 38.1 mmEdge: reeded

1888-P Morgan Silver Dollar Certified MS-64

When these issues were minted, these big, 1 1/2 inch, 90% silver dollars were a days pay for many Americans. The popular series was the longest silver dollar series in U.S. history, encompassing 28 different dates and almost 100 separate issues. The vast...

1890-0 & 1901-O Morgan Silver Dollar Pair Extra Fine

1890-O Morgan Silver Dollar XF – Typically, O-Mint Morgans of the Old South offer special value, weighing scarcity versus price. This 1890-O Morgan is no exception as it is estimated to be twice as scarce as that year's Philadelphia issue but sells for a...

1890-CC Morgan Silver Dollar Brilliant Uncirculated

Our Brilliant Uncirculated quality has nice original luster and no sign of wear (some bags marks are present, as is normal).

1890-P & 1891-P Morgan Silver Dollar Pair Brilliant Uncirculated

1890 Morgan Silver Dollar BU – During the 1880s, 46% of the entire Morgan series was produced. By the time Philadelphia struck its 1890 issue, a superfluous number of silver dollars were already in circulation, scoring a hefty portion of its mintage a...

1891-CC Morgan Silver Dollar Fine

1892 P & O Morgan Silver Dollar Pair Very Fine

1892 Morgan Silver Dollar VF: In 1892, just 1,036,000 Morgans were issued by the principal Philadelphia Mint, whose outputs had averaged over 20 million per year in 1887-1889 and over nine million in 1890-1891. Today as few as 97,600 of those big silver...

1892-CC Morgan Silver Dollar Brilliant Uncirculated

Every Morgan silver dollar collector covets legendary CC issues, but very few can ever own them in this impressive Brilliant Uncirculated condition. Just 2% of all Morgans were struck at the isolated Mint near the famous Comstock Lode in Nevada.

1892-O Morgan Silver Dollar Brilliant Uncirculated

Our Brilliant Uncirculated quality has nice original luster and no sign of wear (some bags marks are present, as is normal).

1892-P Morgan Silver Dollar Brilliant Uncirculated

U.S. Morgan silver dollar production- which reached its peak in the 1880s, had severely declined by 1892. In that year, just 1 million Morgans were issued by the principal Philadelphia Mint. Previous outputs had averaged over 20 million per year between...

1893 Queen Isabella Silver Commemorative Quarter Extra Fine

The U.S. Mint's recent commemorative quarter series have brought countless new collectors to the well loved hobby. But very few will ever be able to own America's very first commemorative quarter. Issued in 1893 to help fund the Columbian Exposition,...

1895-O Morgan Silver Dollar Extra Fine

In the years following the repeal of the 1893 Sherman Silver Purchase Act, silver dollar production plummeted. Overall, fewer Morgans were issued in 1895 than any other date in the series. That year New Orleans output a scant 450,000 Morgans and much of...

1895-S Morgan Silver Dollar Extra Fine

.90 Silver26.73 grams38.1mmMM - Reverse below Eagle/above D & O in DOLLARObverse: Some wear will show in hair all over, but lines will be well detailed. Slight wear will show on cotton and cheek.Reverse: Tops of legs, wing tips, and head feathers show...

1897 Morgan Silver Dollar BU & FREE 1891-1897 Folder

Includes FREE dated folder so you can continue to build your collection — In the first half of the 20th century, this particular issue was an elusive rarity as only a tiny percentage had been released into circulation. In 1925, a numismatist...

1899-O & 1901-O Morgan Silver Dollar Pair MS-64

It's a dream of many collectors to own at least one near-gem MS-64 Morgan silver dollar as these specimens exhibit eye-catching luster and nearly unblemished surfaces on both obverse and reverse. But only a small fraction of Morgans qualify for this...

1899-O Micro Mintmark Morgan Silver Dollar Very Fine to Extra Fine

This 1899-O Micro variety has a tiny mintmark on the reverse that is noticeably smaller than the standard used on other New Orleans Morgan dollars. It has been speculated that the mintmark punch was from a Liberty Head quarter or half dollar of the time...

1900-O Morgan Silver Dollar BU & FREE 1898-1921 Folder

Includes FREE dated folder so you can continue to build your collection — Although New Orleans produced the majority of Morgan dollars in 1900, it's estimated that less than 4% of its original mintage of 12.6 million survives in mint-state grades...