2003, Orlando, FL. (FUN) Signature Sale #308 - Sessions 5 and 6

1887 S$1 PR64 Cameo PCGS. With only 710 pieces struck, the 1887 has one of the lowest mintages in the series of proof Morgan Dollars. This piece has b

1889 S$1 PR67 NGC. Ex: Eliasberg. This coin was previously offered as lot 6462 in our February 2001 Long Beach Signature Sale, where it was cataloged

1891 S$1 PR65 NGC. Warm olive-orange patina blankets smooth, expertly preserved surfaces. The toning livens a little to orange-gold hues at the dentic

1892 S$1 PR65 Cameo PCGS. Moderate golden-orange rim toning interrupts the otherwise brilliant sheen of this solidly graded Gem. Both sides are boldly

1894 S$1 PR64 PCGS. An important proof variant of this low mintage (110,972 pieces) Morgan Dollar delivery from the Philadelphia Mint, this Choice qua

1895 S$1 PR66 PCGS. The 1895 Morgan Dollar has an official mintage of 12,000 business strikes. However, none are known today, leading one to speculate

1895 S$1 PR64 Cameo NGC. Apparently none of the 12,000 business strikes from 1895 made it out of government vaults and into general circulation, most

1899 S$1 PR63 PCGS. Easily identifiable as a proof, with deep mirrors and a razor-sharp strike. Unfortunately, this coin displays a number of hairline

1899 S$1 PR66 PCGS. The otherwise even endowment of olive-copper toning on the obverse yields to lilac-gray shadings over the upper left. Similar colo

1901 S$1 PR65 NGC. Due to the rarity of high grade business strike 1901 Morgan Dollars, Proofs from this issue have always been highly prized by colle