Santa Clara Elite Coin Auction

Lot of Two 1887 Morgan Dollars. 7 over 6. Minimally Uncirculated but all the same, a nice pairing of overdates. (#7174)

Lot of Two Morgan Dollars 1887 7 over 6. It is highly unusual to offer so many lustrous overdates in one sale; best take advantage of these attractive

Lot of Two 1887 Morgan Dollars. 7 over 6. Completely original and attractive for the grade. (#7174)

Lot of Three 1887 Morgan Dollars. 7 over 6. Sharply impressed and impressive they have the right look despite an average number of contact marks. (#71

Lot of Three 1887 Morgan Dollar. 7 over 6. Three more frosty examples of the overdate issue. (#7174)

1887-O Morgan Dollar. An almost white, lightly ttoned example, as crisp and lustrous as when it was first issued, with contrast between the frosty hea

1888 Morgan Dollar. With a little careful searching you might just find another MS65 of this date with similar qualities and appearance, but why try?

1888 Morgan Dollar. Frosty with original mint surfaces, the entire coin naturally toned with areas of iridescence (blue, gold, etc.). A gem. (#7182)

Lot of Five Mixed Dates Morgan Dollars. Includes: 1884 PCGS MS65, 1885 PCGS MS64, 1886 PCGS MS64, 1887 PCGS MS65 and 1888 PCGS MS65. (#7182)

Lot of Four 1888 Morgan Dollars. Two are PCGS MS65, while the other two are PCGS MS63 -- in early PCGS holders. (#7182)