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1881-S Morgan Silver Dollar — PCGS MS64

 

The 1881-S Morgan Dollar is widely regarded as one of the most consistently beautiful issues in the entire Morgan Dollar series, and this PCGS-certified MS64 example showcases exactly why.

 

Struck at the San Francisco Mint—famous for its superior minting quality—this coin displays exceptional luster, crisp strike detail, and smooth, original surfaces that place it firmly near the top of the MS64 grade range.

 

Condition & Eye Appeal

  • Strong cartwheel luster that radiates across both obverse and reverse

  • Sharp strike, particularly in Liberty’s hair above the ear and the eagle’s breast feathers

  • Clean fields with only light, scattered marks consistent with a high-end MS64

  • Bright, original silver appearance with excellent visual balance

Collectors often seek out 1881-S Morgans specifically for their eye appeal, and this example delivers the kind of look that makes the date a perennial favorite.

 

Label Spotlight

 

PCGS Certified
Graded and encapsulated by PCGS, one of the most trusted third-party grading services in numismatics. PCGS certification provides assurance of authenticity, grade accuracy, and long-term market confidence.

 

Design Legacy

Designed by George T. Morgan, the Morgan Dollar (1878–1921) is the most iconic silver dollar ever issued by the United States. Its bold portrait of Liberty and powerful heraldic eagle came to symbolize American strength, industry, and expansion—making Morgan Dollars a cornerstone of U.S. coin collecting for over a century.

 

Key Details

  • Date: 1881

  • Mint: San Francisco (S)

  • Denomination: $1 Silver Dollar

  • Grade: MS64

  • Certification: PCGS

  • Composition: 90% Silver

 

A classic San Francisco issue with standout luster and timeless appeal—an excellent choice for collectors building a high-quality Morgan Dollar set or seeking a visually impressive example of this legendary series.

1881-S Morgan Dollar MS-64

$125.00Price
Excluding Sales Tax
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