1904 MS60 ANACS O-Mint Morgan Silver Dollar

Add a piece of American history to your collection with a beautiful 1904 MS60 ANACS O-Mint Morgan Silver Dollar. This classic coin features Lady Liberty on one side and the American eagle on the other. Your coin is encapsulated and comes in a presentation box so that you can safely show it to your kid or grandkids and it for generations to come.

1904 MS60 ANACS O-Mint Morgan Silver Dollar Features:

• This 1904 Morgan Silver Dollar from the New Orleans Mint (O) is from the Cincinnati hoard of Morgans. The Independent Certification by ANACS not only attests to the quality of the coin (MS60) but to its origin
• Designed by engraver George T. Morgan; the largest silver coins ever intended for circulation by the United States Mint
• Obverse: Lady Liberty with a slave's cap and the word "Liberty" inscribed on a ribbon
• Reverse: American Eagle holding an olive branch of peace with the arrows of war
• Obsolete mint - the New Orleans Mint struck its last Morgan silver dollar in 1904
• MS60 condition - the standard for brilliant uncirculated coins
• Measures approx. 38.1mm (1.5") in diameter
• Weighs approx. 26.73g (.944 oz.)
• Contains 90% solid silver
• Tamper-evident holder
• Wooden display box - measures approx. 1-1/4"H x 4"W x 5-3/8"L
• Produced by New Orleans Mint (obsolete)

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