Introducing the 1902-O Morgan Dollar Silver Coins, a treasure from the New Orleans Mint. These coins hold a significant place in the history of the Morgan Silver Dollar series. Out of the 28 years during which the United States Mint produced these coins, New Orleans was responsible for minting them in 26 of those years. Now, you have the chance to own a piece of history with the 1902-O Morgan Dollar Silver Coins, available for purchase online at Provident Metals.

Highlights:

• Each coin comes in PCGS plastic slabs, offering enhanced protection!
• This release marks the 25th edition of the Morgan Silver Dollars!
• The New Orleans Mint struck these coins with a total mintage of 8,636,000!
• Certified coins have limited availability!
• Every coin contains .7734 Troy oz of actual silver content.
• It holds a face value of $1 (USD), backed by the federal government.
• The Professional Coin Grading Service has assigned a Mint State 64 grade to these coins.
• The obverse side depicts Lady Liberty, while the reverse features the heraldic eagle.
• Each coin carries the distinguished O mint mark from the New Orleans Mint.

When you purchase the 1902-O Morgan Dollar Silver Coin from Provident Metals, rest assured that it will be in Mint State 64 condition. These coins exhibit an average mint luster for their age, with minor contact marks grouped together, a few slightly heavier marks, and one or two small patches of hairlines.

Obverse

The obverse design of the 1902-O Morgan Dollar portrays Liberty in left-profile relief, adorned with a laurel wreath, coronet crown, and a Phrygian capa timeless representation of the 19th-century design.

Reverse

On the reverse side, you’ll discover the image of the heraldic eagle of the United States. This rendition of the seal does not incorporate the US national shield. Instead, it presents the eagle in front-facing relief, wings spread wide, clutching arrows of war in one talon and an olive branch of peace in the other.

History

The New Orleans Mint produced Morgan Silver Dollars in varying quantities throughout its operational years. Notably, during the initial period from 1879 to 1884, production was relatively high, with millions of coins minted each year. However, after 1884, production decreased significantly, and the mint ceased all coin production in 1909.

Ordering

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