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1899 Morgan Dollar. Scarce, as only 330,846 pieces were made. (#7258)<p><i>The Franklin Dean Collection</i>

1899-S Morgan Dollar. A decently preserved S-mint date with prooflike tendencies on both sides. (#7263)<p><i>The Franklin Dean Collectio...

1900-O Morgan Dollar. O over CC. The overstamped mintmark is nicely visible due to the sharpness of the strike and superior quality of the coin. This

1900-O Morgan Dollar. O over CC. Struck with preciseness only now and then found, although we must defer to the experts (you, the bidder) when it come

1900-O Morgan Dollar. O over CC. A lustrous example, fully struck with rippling silver color and almost as frosty as the gem MS65 before it. Extra cri

1900-S Morgan Dollar. Perhaps hundreds of specimens of this issue were present in the Redfield hoard, although there were no appreciable numbers of hi

1900-S Morgan Dollar. An appealing fresh silvery white specimen with a periphery of golden brown that is well struck if not 100% crisp, and unmarred b

1900-S Morgan Dollar. Frosted glass luster and only lightly abraded fields. (#7270)<p><i>The Franklin Dean Collection</i>

1901 Morgan Dollar. A fresh and original, superb example of this popular date. This piece has obviously been well preserved since the day of its manuf

1901 Morgan Dollar. A premier rarity among Morgan dollar issues and the most difficult of all the Philadelphia dates in Uncirculated condition, we are

1901 Morgan Dollar. A minor tone streak behind the cap. Almost a chrome-like silver color encases all surfaces, the coin still radiating nice mint blo

1901 Morgan Dollar. Typical flat strike and muted luster for this elusive Philadelphia Mint issue. (#7273)

1901-S Morgan Dollar. A satiny gem with energetic cartwheel luster and rich silvery bright sparkle that seems to want to motivate bidders to increase

1901-S Morgan Dollar. Fields of crystal, with frosted texture throughout like fine leaded glass. The coin is very lustrous and has no toning, a few ba

1901-S Morgan Dollar. Primarily a white satin coin, there are plenty of areas where the silver color shines with iridescence, appearing on each side.

1902 Morgan Dollar JACK LEE. Undoubtedly among the finest known examples of this popular, turn-of-the-century date. The surfaces are essentially flawl

1902 Morgan Dollar. The strike on this issue is nearly always rounded rather than squared-off and crisp, with the present specimen no exception. Both

1902-S Morgan Dollar. Satin surfaces distributing the silver iridescence hither and yon in classic "cartwheel" fashion. The breast feather...

1903 Morgan Dollar. Another striking reminder just how impressive this group is. The silvery luster on both sides is full with a somewhat satin textur

1903-O Morgan Dollar. A high degree of golden-tinged luster distinguishes the superb satiny silver white surfaces from others of the date which are le