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Posted 1 year ago
Reggie88
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I've had this coin since my grandfather passed 15 years ago and it's been sitting covered in a drawer for as long as I can remember. I don't know anything about coins so I'm not sure its worth if I were to sell it, which I don't plan on doing but just curious. After doing some research about Morgan Silver dollars I've come to the conclusion that it's NOT 1894-O and has only a few very light scratch marks. It looks barely used for how old it is. Any comments about what you think would be greatly appreciated!
Morgan Silver DollarsThe Morgan silver dollars of 1878 to 1904 and 1921 are probably the most co…
Fortunately, 1894 Philadelphia minted Morgan dollar is a scarce date. The retail value would be between 900 - 2900 dollars plus. This would be a great coin to send to PCGS to have it authenticated and professionally graded. The better the grade, the more she'll be worth.
The pictures are to small to see it well. I had to blow them up, you are right though there is no "O" mint mark.