The coins of silver “Morgan” appeared between 1845 and 1925, with a face value of only $1. The curious thing about these pieces is that they are easily recognized by the obverse, which shows Liberty’s profile with a crown adorned with flowers, while on the reverse See an eagle with outstretched wings holding an olive branch and three arrows.
These coins silver They have a lot of historical importance and were also minted in several houses including Philadelphia, New Orleans, San Francisco, Denver and Carson City. Among the most valuable silver coins are those minted between 1916 and 1945, which can exceed $90,000 on the auction market.
Some of the coins of silver The most valuable Morgans, which have achieved surprising prices at auction due to their rarity and state of preservation, are the dollar 1893-S, new and uncirculated, 1889-CC Morgan silver dollar, new and uncirculated, the 1889 Morgan silver dollar and the 1901 Morgan silver dollar, unmarked, new and uncirculated.
In 1886, the Mint of New Orleans minted about 10.7 million dollars of silver Morgan. However, those examples that are in new and uncirculated condition can cost up to $150,000 dollars on the auction market.
These coins silver They represent significant economic value and a piece of American numismatic history. Collectors value these pieces not only for their rarity and state of preservation, but also for the historical legacy they represent.
