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| Denomination | $1.00 |
| Coin Grade | Cull |
| Mint | Various |
| Actual Silver Weight Ozt | Between .51-1.0 |
| SKU | BBUS-00126 |
The Morgan Dollar is one of the most storied coins in American history. Its origin can be traced to the discovery of the Comstock Lode during the late 1850’s in what is now Virginia City, Nevada, one of the largest silver strikes in history, and the political pressure for government intervention that followed the subsequent drop in global silver prices. In 1878, the United States Congress passed the Bland-Allison Act, requiring the Treasury Department to buy large amounts of silver - two to four million troy ounces a month - for the production of coins. The Treasury Department decided to strike dollar coins with the incoming silver and the Morgan Dollar was born.
Morgan Dollars were minted from 1878 through 1904, and again in 1921, in Philadelphia (no mintmark), San Francisco (“S” mintmark), New Orleans (“O”), Carson City, Nevada (“CC”), and Denver (“D”). Each Morgan is composed of .900 fine silver, yielding a total silver content of .77344 troy ounces per coin, and measures 38.1mm in diameter. The coins take their name from their designer, the British engraver George T. Morgan. Morgan recruited a Philadelphia schoolteacher named Anna Willess Williams to pose as Lady Liberty for the new design, and it is her portrait that occupies the obverse of the coins. The reverse, or back, of the coins displays a heraldic eagle holding the traditional American symbols denoting strength at peace and in war, a clutch of arrows and an olive branch, in its talons.
Morgan Dollars were minted from 1878 through 1904, and again in 1921, in Philadelphia (no mintmark), San Francisco (“S” mintmark), New Orleans (“O”), Carson City, Nevada (“CC”), and Denver (“D”). Each Morgan is composed of .900 fine silver, yielding a total silver content of .77344 troy ounces per coin, and measures 38.1mm in diameter. The coins take their name from their designer, the British engraver George T. Morgan. Morgan recruited a Philadelphia schoolteacher named Anna Willess Williams to pose as Lady Liberty for the new design, and it is her portrait that occupies the obverse of the coins. The reverse, or back, of the coins displays a heraldic eagle holding the traditional American symbols denoting strength at peace and in war, a clutch of arrows and an olive branch, in its talons.
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Better than cull
Review by Tom | January 31, 2012
The examples I received were much better than cull. They could have been sold as Good.
I ordered $3 face value and received two 1922 Peace and one 1878 Morgan Dollar. -
Buying in bulk
Review by Karl | January 18, 2012
I bought 10 coins and I was happy with the coins I received. It's still better than trying to buy something like this on Ebay. The condition of the coin were good. I will buy from again. You can't beat the price for the quality of coin...
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good buy
Review by mike | December 2, 2011
you get what you pay for. it took a little longer to be shipped then i thought. but once it was shiped it got here really fast. in all pretty happy. after i clean them i payed buy credit card next time owl pay buy check to get the discount.
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Better than advertised
Review by Mitch | November 29, 2011
I was quite surprised in the condition of the one hundred that I ordered. The condition was much better than I was expecting. A very few were worn quite a bit but even those the dates and everything else was readable. Also out of 100 I got twenty-five different dates.
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as advertised
Review by D | November 2, 2011
Was left 18 by my late grandfather. Needed two more,to fill a tube, got decent 1880's examples. If you're getting cull grade, older is certainly better.
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excellent value
Review by Fredrick S. | July 30, 2011
Bought a $100 bag to try out..got better than I expected as only about 20% looked really 'cull', so after some minor cleaning I put the whole bunch away in tubes for an inflation hedge. IMHO a great way to invest in 'acceptable/usable', US silver.
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Not a bad buy
Review by John | June 28, 2011
Bought one coin to test out product. I received an 1879 Morgan. You get what you expect. I will be purchasing these again.
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Shipping Information
Orders are shipped only after receipt of good funds. Orders paid by bank wire, credit card or postal money orders usually ship within 3-5 business days. Orders paid by personal check, cashier’s check or bank money order are held until funds fully clear (at least 6 business days and as many as 10 business days) before processing.
A majority of orders are shipped via USPS. FedEx, UPS and Brinks are also used on occasion at our discretion. If you would like to use a specific shipping service, please contact Customer Service at (877) 429-8790 for a custom shipping quote.
All orders are shipped fully insured.
Multiple orders cannot be combined to save on shipping or for any other purpose.
All packages over $50 require a signature to be received.
All packages shipped via USPS will be shipped First Class, Priority or Express Mail.
All orders totaling $5,000 or more will be shipped USPS Priority Registered Mail.
You will be notified by email when your package(s) ships. To protect our customers and Provident Metals from possible fraudulent activity, we do not provide tracking numbers on orders placed with credit cards.
All packages are shipped securely in inconspicuous packaging and give no indication of contents. Boxes may or may not be addressed from “Provident”.
Some oversized packages may be shipped Federal Express or UPS.
We offer flat rate shipping based upon each order’s subtotal.
Shipping rates are as follows:
| Order Sub-Total | Shipping Rate |
|---|---|
| $0-$99.99 | $5.95 |
| $100-$499.99 | $8.95 |
| $500-$1,999.99 | $11.95 |
| $2,000-$4,999.99 | $16.95 |
| $5,000 + | $24.95 |
International Shipping - We are currently shipping to Canada, but these orders cannot be placed online. All Canadian customers must call during our regular business hours to place their orders. Acceptable payment methods are limited to wire transfers, bank drafts, cashiers checks, and money orders for international orders. At this time we may ship to other countries on a case-by-case basis depending on USPS/UPS/FedEx shipping policies. Additional costs may be incurred. Please call during normal business hours to check if shipping to your country can be done. See our FAQ page for more information on international shipping.
