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The Morgan silver dollar was a major part of American coinage for nearly eight decades, and went on to become a rare and prized item on collectors’ markets, in many ways the definitive silver bullion collectible in numismatics. Over the years, millions of these coins wound up being sealed in U.S. Treasury vaults and forgotten. The discovery of a vast hoard of nearly 3 million Morgan dollars in the 1960s, and their auctioning to the public by the General Services Administration in 1970s and the early 1980s, made these coins far more abundant than they had ever been. Still, certain combinations of mint marks and government packaging remain rare, as is the case with the 1904-O Morgan Silver Dollar Coin in a GSA Soft Pack holder, now available from JM Bullion.
Coin Highlights:
1904 is a key date for Morgan silver dollars with the “O” mint mark: this was the final year of annual production for the series, and these were the last Morgan coins to be produced at the New Orleans Mint. The most abundant surviving specimens come from the famous GSA hoard, but it’s rarer to come across some of the very first coins to be packaged for auction, which came in soft plastic packaging which was used relatively briefly.
That type of GSA Soft Pack Holder contains this 1904-O Morgan Silver Dollar Coin, which is accompanied by a GSA plastic token verifying its silver content. The coins generally show a Brilliant Uncirculated finish with mint state grades of 60 or above, carrying various degrees of marking but free of circulation wear.
Lady Liberty dominates the obverse field, accompanied by the inscriptions “E PLURIBUS UNUM” and “1904” and thirteen decorative stars at the rim. A heraldic eagle is featured on the reverse with arrows and an olive branch in its talons, along with the “O” mint mark and the inscriptions “UNITED STATES OF AMERICA,” “ONE DOLLAR,” and “IN GOD WE TRUST.”
Contact the team at JM Bullion for more information about any of the items in our marketplace. Call us today at 800-276-6508, talk with an agent at our convenient online live chat, or simply send an inquiry to our e-mail.
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The Morgan silver dollar was a major part of American coinage for nearly eight decades, and went on to become a rare and prized item on collectors’ markets, in many ways the definitive silver bullion collectible in numismatics. Over the years, millions of these coins wound up being sealed in U.S. Treasury vaults and forgotten. The discovery of a vast hoard of nearly 3 million Morgan dollars in the 1960s, and their auctioning to the public by the General Services Administration in 1970s and the early 1980s, made these coins far more abundant than they had ever been. Still, certain combinations of mint marks and government packaging remain rare, as is the case with the 1904-O Morgan Silver Dollar Coin in a GSA Soft Pack holder, now available from JM Bullion.
Coin Highlights:
1904 is a key date for Morgan silver dollars with the “O” mint mark: this was the final year of annual production for the series, and these were the last Morgan coins to be produced at the New Orleans Mint. The most abundant surviving specimens come from the famous GSA hoard, but it’s rarer to come across some of the very first coins to be packaged for auction, which came in soft plastic packaging which was used relatively briefly.
That type of GSA Soft Pack Holder contains this 1904-O Morgan Silver Dollar Coin, which is accompanied by a GSA plastic token verifying its silver content. The coins generally show a Brilliant Uncirculated finish with mint state grades of 60 or above, carrying various degrees of marking but free of circulation wear.
Lady Liberty dominates the obverse field, accompanied by the inscriptions “E PLURIBUS UNUM” and “1904” and thirteen decorative stars at the rim. A heraldic eagle is featured on the reverse with arrows and an olive branch in its talons, along with the “O” mint mark and the inscriptions “UNITED STATES OF AMERICA,” “ONE DOLLAR,” and “IN GOD WE TRUST.”
Contact the team at JM Bullion for more information about any of the items in our marketplace. Call us today at 800-276-6508, talk with an agent at our convenient online live chat, or simply send an inquiry to our e-mail.
