How much is a 1893 S Morgan worth?
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How much is a 1893 S Morgan worth?
The Value of an 1893-S Morgan Dollar One at any grade can cost thousands of dollars. Even a damaged 1893-S Morgan dollar, worn badly enough to be nearly unrecognizable, will often sell for $1,000 or more.
How much does a fake Morgan weigh?
26.73 grams
Weight of Morgan Dollars To begin with, the weight of counterfeit Morgan silver dollars differs from the standard specifications. The weight of an uncirculated Morgan silver dollar is 26.73 grams. Most replica coins weigh substantially less. We commonly see replica coins that weigh in the 18 to 22 gram range.
What does the S stand for on a Morgan silver dollar?
The Denver Mint, established in 1906, struck the coins for only one year, in 1921. The mint marks appearing on the coins are none, representing Philadelphia, “CC” for Carson City, “S” for San Francisco, “O” for New Orleans and “D” for Denver.
How can you tell a fake 1893 S Morgan?
Discoloration around added “S” mintmark on an 1893-S Morgan Dollar is an indication that the “S” was added. Genuine Diagnostics: The “rabbit ears” in left foot of “R” in LIBERTY and the die scratch in top of the “T” in LIBERTY are seen on all but the lowest grade authentic pieces.
What is the highest graded Morgan?
No Morgan Dollar has ever graded at the 70 level due to inconstancies in the minting process throughout the years, making the MS69 Prooflike grade of this 1880-S Morgan truly astonishing. “Owning the finest Morgan Dollar that exists is just an amazing honor for Art & Coin Television.
How can you tell a fake 1893-S Morgan?
How can I tell if my silver dollar is real?
A genuine silver coin has a specific appearance and unique shine very hard to duplicate. If the coin is “too shiny” there is a good chance it is fake. Conversely, if it is too flat or matt-like, that may also be a red flag warning.
How much does it cost to get a Morgan Dollar graded?
Grading prices vary according to the maximum value per coin. For instance, modern coins that are worth a maximum of $300 will cost from $17 to $22, depending on the company of your choosing. Coins with a maximum value of $10,000 can be graded for $65 to $80 dollars.
Are there any MS69 Morgan dollars?
But the 1880-S Morgan dollar isn’t the only Morgan dollar we’ve graded MS69 at PCGS. There are also two 1881-S Morgan dollars that are graded PCGS MS69. And not to mention, there is a sole 1880-S Morgan dollar graded PCGS MS69PL.
