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Morgan Silver Dollars were issued annually from 1878-1904. They made a comeback for one year in 1921 and then again in 2021 to commemorate 100 years since the last release. For the initial 27 years of release, four different mints struck Morgan Silver Dollar Coins. In 1904, just Philadelphia, New Orleans, and San Francisco minted these iconic coins. 1904-O Morgan Silver Dollar Coins are available now for purchase, at JM Bullion.
Coin Highlights:
The obverse field of all 1904-O Silver Dollar Coins will feature Lady Liberty. This depiction shows Liberty in left-profile relief donning the Phrygian cap, as well as the coronet crown and a laurel wreath. 13 stars on the bottom of this coin complete the design. Identifying marks of the coin can also be seen encircling the image.
George T. Morgan’s depiction of the heraldic eagle is seen on the reverse field of 1904-O Morgan Silver Dollar Coins. The bald eagle is seen in front-facing relief holding arrows and an olive branch in its talons.
Your purchase of 1904-O Morgan Silver Dollar Coin will arrive in a PCGS protective plastic flip. All coins in this listing were graded by the PCGS, one of the most reputable coin grading providers in the world. Coins in this condition exhibit high quality mint luster with groups of small contact marks, one or two heavier marks, and one or two patches of small hairlines possible throughout the design field.
1904 is an important date in the overall Morgan Silver Dollar Series as it marks the last year of the initial annual release. It also is the final year that the New Orleans Mint struck these coins. In total, the New Orleans Mint struck just over 186 million Morgan Silver Dollar Coins from 1879-1904.
JM Bullion is here for any questions you may have. Our knowledgeable customer service team is available to assist you via email, live chat, or through our toll-free number 800-276-6508.
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Morgan Silver Dollars were issued annually from 1878-1904. They made a comeback for one year in 1921 and then again in 2021 to commemorate 100 years since the last release. For the initial 27 years of release, four different mints struck Morgan Silver Dollar Coins. In 1904, just Philadelphia, New Orleans, and San Francisco minted these iconic coins. 1904-O Morgan Silver Dollar Coins are available now for purchase, at JM Bullion.
Coin Highlights:
The obverse field of all 1904-O Silver Dollar Coins will feature Lady Liberty. This depiction shows Liberty in left-profile relief donning the Phrygian cap, as well as the coronet crown and a laurel wreath. 13 stars on the bottom of this coin complete the design. Identifying marks of the coin can also be seen encircling the image.
George T. Morgan’s depiction of the heraldic eagle is seen on the reverse field of 1904-O Morgan Silver Dollar Coins. The bald eagle is seen in front-facing relief holding arrows and an olive branch in its talons.
Your purchase of 1904-O Morgan Silver Dollar Coin will arrive in a PCGS protective plastic flip. All coins in this listing were graded by the PCGS, one of the most reputable coin grading providers in the world. Coins in this condition exhibit high quality mint luster with groups of small contact marks, one or two heavier marks, and one or two patches of small hairlines possible throughout the design field.
1904 is an important date in the overall Morgan Silver Dollar Series as it marks the last year of the initial annual release. It also is the final year that the New Orleans Mint struck these coins. In total, the New Orleans Mint struck just over 186 million Morgan Silver Dollar Coins from 1879-1904.
JM Bullion is here for any questions you may have. Our knowledgeable customer service team is available to assist you via email, live chat, or through our toll-free number 800-276-6508.
