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What are the most valuable Morgan Dollar dates to look for?
The most coveted key dates include the 1893-S (lowest regular mintage), 1889-CC, 1884-S, and the 1895 proof-only issue. Carson City ('CC') mint marks are especially prized — the Nevada mint operated briefly and produced limited quantities, making any CC Morgan Dollar highly collectible.
Why are Morgan Dollars considered the most popular U.S. coin series?
Morgan Dollars combine beautiful design by George T. Morgan, rich American frontier history, and an enormous range of price points — from affordable circulated examples to six-figure rarities. Their large silver dollar size, hundreds of date-mintmark combinations, and passionate collector community make them uniquely appealing.
Did the U.S. Mint make new Morgan Dollars in 2021?
Yes. The U.S. Mint struck new Morgan and Peace Dollars in 2021 to celebrate the 100th anniversary of the design transition. These modern restrikes use .999 fine silver (vs. the original .900) and updated minting technology, and they've become instant collectibles alongside their vintage counterparts.
Should I buy raw or certified Morgan Dollars?
For numismatic value and confidence, certified Morgan Dollars from NGC or PCGS are strongly recommended. Counterfeits are common in the raw market, and even experienced collectors can be fooled. Certification guarantees authenticity, provides an accurate grade, and protects the coin in a tamper-evident holder.
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