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Auction 63340 | Lot 93001 » Silver and Related Dollars » Morgan Dollars

1878 8TF $1 Diagonal In 8, VAM-17, MS66+ PCGS. CAC. Both dies show lapping on VAM-17, which is most noticeable at Liberty's eye and the base of the eagle's right (facing) wing. Eight Tailfeathers 1878 Morgans are in high demand, not only as a one-year subtype, but as the first Morgans struck. This high-end Premium Gem displays brilliant surfaces with a bold central strike. Only the faintest grazes are evident upon close inspection. On the obverse, the fields show ample mirroring, while the reverse is thoroughly frosty. The coin is a true one-side prooflike piece and it has outstanding eye appeal overall. Any Premium Gem Eight Tailfeathers dollar is scarce, and higher-grade coins are virtually uncollectible. (PCGS# 133818)

Service Green CAC, PCGS

Grade MS66+

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Auction 63340 | Lot 93003 » Silver and Related Dollars » Morgan Dollars

1878 7TF $1 Reverse of 1878 MS66+ PCGS. CAC. VAM-114. Ex: JCS Collection. The finest 1878 seven tailfeathers Reverse of 1878 Morgans at PCGS are Premium Gems, and these coins are conditionally scarce. In MS66+ with CAC recognition, this piece is tied for the finest of these elite Registry coins. Frosty mint luster cascades over exceptionally clean surfaces. No trace of strike weakness is seen on the devices, and eye appeal is outstanding. Only 28 examples of this issue carry CAC endorsement in Premium Gem condition. Only one Prooflike coin in this grade has earned the CAC green label. The piece offered here is truly of magnificent quality. Population: 86 in 66 (16 in 66+), 0 finer. CAC: 28 in 66, 0 finer (9/25).
Ex: FUN Signature (Heritage, 1/2020), lot 4719. (PCGS# 7074)

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Grade MS66+

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Auction 63340 | Lot 93004 » Silver and Related Dollars » Morgan Dollars

1878 7TF $1 Reverse of 1879 MS65 PCGS. Mintage 4,300,000. (PCGS# 7076)

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Auction 63340 | Lot 93008 » Silver and Related Dollars » Morgan Dollars

1879 $1 MS66+ PCGS. VAM-26. The date is doubled with the 7 showing a dash below the shaft, along with two short horizontal lines to the left of the bottom cotton leaf. At the MS66 level, the 1879 is much rarer than the 1879-S Third Reverse. PCGS has certified just 67 pieces as MS66+ and only 11 coins numerically finer (9/25). The present brilliant Premium Gem displays sweeping cartwheel sheen and has a crisp strike. We note a tick on the tip of the nose, but the remainder of the coin is exceptionally preserved.
Ex: Long Beach Signature (Heritage, 10/2022), lot 3740. (PCGS# 7084)

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Grade MS66+

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Auction 63340 | Lot 93009 » Silver and Related Dollars » Morgan Dollars

1879-CC $1 MS64 PCGS. VAM-5. VAM-5 has slightly tripled stars, doubled 18, vertical polishing lines extending from the nostril, and the CC mintmark is slightly shifted left. This Carson City issue of just 756,000 pieces is the scarcest of the early issues from 1878 to 1885, as most were released into circulation. This attractive Choice example exhibits well-detailed design elements with just a trace of the usual blending on the hair above the ear. The lustrous surfaces show some reflectivity in the fields, and are lightly marked, consistent with the grade. A tiny wisp of lilac and caramel toning graces Liberty's cheek, otherwise the surfaces are brilliant and deliver fantastic eye appeal.
Ex: Internet Auction (Heritage, 3/2005), lot 23495. (PCGS# 7086)

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Grade MS64

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Auction 63340 | Lot 93013 » Silver and Related Dollars » Morgan Dollars

1879-S $1 MS68+ PCGS. CAC. The 1879-S is one of the most plentiful dates in the Morgan dollar series in high grade, making it an ideal choice for type collections. Nonetheless, that availability declines in MS68, and PCGS reports only 15 non-Prooflike pieces in this grade with a Plus designation. None are numerically finer at that service (9/25).

The current coin, tied for finest at PCGS, displays a full strike and dazzling cartwheel mint luster. Subtle field reflectivity joins the frosty dominating appearance. Liberty's cheek and the fields are pristine. CAC endorsement further sets this piece apart from its peers. CAC: 72 in 68, 0 finer (9/25). (PCGS# 7092)

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Grade MS68+

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Auction 63340 | Lot 93015 » Silver and Related Dollars » Morgan Dollars

1880/79-CC $1 Reverse of 1878, VAM-4, MS66 PCGS. A Top 100 Variety. The parallel top arrow feather and a concave breast on the eagle confirm the Reverse of 1878. The obverse displays clear 80/79 repunching in the date, with tiny ears of the underdigit 7 extending above the top loop of the 8 and further evidence of the 7 within the loops of the 8. The 9 shows clearly within the 0. This is a brilliant and richly frosted Premium Gem example, with none numerically finer at PCGS (9/25).
Ex: Dallas Signature (Heritage, 12/2023), lot 3368. (PCGS# 133876)

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Grade MS66

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Auction 63340 | Lot 93027 » Silver and Related Dollars » Morgan Dollars

1881-O $1 MS66 PCGS. The 1881-O Morgan dollar claims a substantial mintage of more than 5.7 million pieces, but the issue is scarce at the MS66 grade level, and finer coins are virtually unobtainable. In fact, PCGS only shows one numerically finer piece in non-Prooflike, and NGC shows no finer examples (9/25). This spectacular Premium Gem exhibits sharply detailed design elements and impeccably preserved surfaces that radiate vibrant mint luster throughout. Eye appeal is terrific.
Ex: Dallas Signature (Heritage, 11/2024), lot 3343. (PCGS# 7128)

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Grade MS66

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Auction 63340 | Lot 93029 » Silver and Related Dollars » Morgan Dollars

1882 $1 MS66 PCGS. Mintage 11,101,100. (PCGS# 7132)

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Auction 63340 | Lot 93030 » Silver and Related Dollars » Morgan Dollars

1882-CC $1 MS66 PCGS. VAM-2A1. Mintage 1,133,000. (PCGS# 7134)

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Grade MS66

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Auction 63340 | Lot 93035 » Silver and Related Dollars » Morgan Dollars

1883 $1 MS67+ PCGS. VAM-49. The 8 is doubled, five die polishing lines are seen at the left end of the Phrygian cap ribbon, and the beak of the eagle has two prominent die pits projecting onto the field. This amazing Morgan dollar has brilliant luster and untoned silver surfaces with exceptional eye appeal. The obverse die was in use for a long time when this piece was struck, now exhibiting several obverse die cracks and fine die rust that gives Liberty's portrait a stippled appearance. PCGS has examined only six finer submissions (9/25).
Ex: Central States Signature (Heritage, 4/2019), lot 4176. (PCGS# 7142)

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Grade MS67+

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Auction 63340 | Lot 93037 » Silver and Related Dollars » Morgan Dollars

1883-O $1 MS67 PCGS. VAM-14. This variety includes a slightly doubled 18-3 in the date, with die clashing visible on the reverse under the right wreath and between the IN and the top of the eagle's wing. Die clashing on the obverse is also seen in the field under Liberty's hair bun and in the field by the upper neck. The 1883-O Morgan dollar is an available issue, from a mintage of 8.7 million pieces, but few examples can match the quality and eye appeal of the present coin. This magnificent Superb Gem exhibits sharply detailed design elements and virtually flawless surfaces that radiate vibrant mint luster throughout. Both PCGS and NGC report only one finer example each, with PCGS showing one at MS68 and NGC also reporting just one at MS68★ (9/25).
Ex: Dallas Signature (Heritage, 3/2019), lot 4004. (PCGS# 7146)

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Grade MS67

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Auction 63340 | Lot 93052 » Silver and Related Dollars » Morgan Dollars

1887/6 $1 VAM-2, Top 100, MS65+ PCGS. A Top 100 Variety. A curved line bookends the bottom of the 7 in the date, confirming the scarce 1887/6 variety. This is a highly lustrous Gem with only incidental grazes that account for the grade. The obverse is fully brilliant, and the reverse features a few delightful lines of gold, lavender and russet toning that support the Plus-grade designation. The strike is good, the fields are semireflective, and the eye appeal is outstanding. PCGS shows only 27 finer examples (9/25).
Ex: FUN Signature (Heritage, 2/2021), lot 7306. (PCGS# 133908)

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Grade MS65+

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Auction 63340 | Lot 93061 » Silver and Related Dollars » Morgan Dollars

1889 $1 MS66+ PCGS. Mintage 21,726,811. (PCGS# 7188)

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Grade MS66+

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Auction 63340 | Lot 93066 » Silver and Related Dollars » Morgan Dollars

1890-CC $1 MS65+ PCGS. VAM-13. Far date, doubled 1. Near-complete brilliance and vibrant mint frost are the hallmarks of this Carson City dollar. The coin is wonderfully preserved with noticeably few abrasions, and detail over Liberty's ear and the eagle's breast is crisp. A few daubs of golden color accent the obverse. PCGS reports 26 finer submissions (9/25).
Ex: Dallas Signature (Heritage, 10/2019), lot 3163. (PCGS# 7198)

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Grade MS65+

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Auction 63340 | Lot 93102 » Silver and Related Dollars » Morgan Dollars

1900 $1 MS67+ PCGS. CAC. The Condition Census of 1900 Philadelphia silver dollars at PCGS consists of a lone MS68 coin and 15 MS67+ pieces. No Prooflike or Deep Mirror Prooflike pieces are reported this fine at that service (9/25). We have previously handled an MS67+ example on only six occasions, representing just five coins. Of those, four were PCGS-certified, and three were CAC endorsed. This piece displays brilliant cartwheel luster and exceptionally bold definition, with near-flawless preservation. Only a few faint grazes are discernible beneath a loupe. Registry-grade 1900 Morgan dollars are seldom seen this fine. CAC: 30 in 67, 0 finer (9/25). (PCGS# 7264)

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Grade MS67+

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Auction 63340 | Lot 93113 » Silver and Related Dollars » Morgan Dollars

1903-O $1 MS67 PCGS. VAM-4. VAM-4 shows a doubled 3 with a thin arc over the top, and the O mintmark is set right and is tilted left. This precisely struck Superb Gem displays light golden patina near the margins, although it appears brilliant upon first sight. Lustrous and splendidly smooth with an exquisite strike. The 1903-O is famous for its great rarity prior to the early 1960s, when Uncirculated bags unexpectedly emerged from the Treasury vaults. Neither PCGS or NGC report any examples in MS68 or finer (9/25).
Ex: Central States Signature (Heritage, 4/2008), lot 3007. (PCGS# 7286)

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Grade MS67

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Auction 63340 | Lot 93115 » Silver and Related Dollars » Morgan Dollars

1903-S $1 Micro S XF45 PCGS. PCGS Population: (49/22). (PCGS# 7306)

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Auction 63340 | Lot 93002 » Silver and Related Dollars » Morgan Dollars

1878 7/8TF $1 Strong, VAM-38, MS66 PCGS. Five of the underlying tailfeathers are visible on the VAM-38 lapped 7/8 reverse. The 7/8 tailfeathers subtype is scarce in MS66, and PCGS reports no numerically finer examples than this Premium Gem, all varieties considered (9/25). This piece is wholly brilliant and vibrantly lustrous, with slight reflectivity in the fields. Other than a few minor slide marks on Liberty's cheek, there are no imperfections of note. Eye appeal is consistent with expectations for the grade.
Ex: Summer FUN Signature (Heritage, 7/2022), lot 3841. (PCGS# 134035)

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Grade MS66

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Auction 63340 | Lot 93005 » Silver and Related Dollars » Morgan Dollars

1878-CC $1 MS66+ PCGS. VAM-9. The variety shows the CC mintmark tilted right, the point off star 4 on the right is broken, and die chips around WE TR in the motto are present. This prized first-year issue from the Old West Mint produced just over 2.2 million Morgan dollars and can be accessed through MS65 with relative ease. Finer examples become more challenging, while Superb Gems are prime condition rarities. This Plus-graded Premium Gem is richly frosted with brilliant surfaces and a sharp, nearly full strike. A spectacular cartwheel effect is experienced upon rotation. PCGS has graded just nine numerically finer examples (9/25).
Ex: The Regency Auction 38 (Legend, 5/2020), lot 231; The Regency Auction 46 (Legend, 7/2021), lot 184. (PCGS# 7080)

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Grade MS66+

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Auction 63340 | Lot 93006 » Silver and Related Dollars » Morgan Dollars

1878-S $1 MS66+ PCGS. CAC. CAC Population: (322/20). Mintage 9,774,000. (PCGS# 7082)

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Grade MS66+

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Auction 63340 | Lot 93007 » Silver and Related Dollars » Morgan Dollars

1878-S $1 MS67 NGC. A brilliant, beautiful Superb Gem, with flashy snow-white surfaces that are free of all but the most minute marks. This San Francisco Mint issue is readily available in Mint State grades up to and including Gem. At MS66 pieces becomes a bit scarcer, and at MS67 examples become conditionally rare, with none numerically finer at NGC and only one MS68 representative at PCGS (9/25). This is an impressive example from the first year of the enormously popular Morgan dollar series and a serious candidate for type and Registry collectors.
Ex: Long Beach Signature (Heritage, 2/2009), lot 1676. (PCGS# 7082)

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Grade MS67

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Auction 63340 | Lot 93010 » Silver and Related Dollars » Morgan Dollars

1879-CC $1 Capped Die, VAM-3, MS64 PCGS. A Top 100 Variety. VAM-3 has a doubled date and there is rough raised metal above and within the mintmark, which shows a large CC over a small one. The G in GOD is filled, indicating a late die state. Lustrous and brilliant, this CC-mint example has a better strike than average for the issue with only a slight amount of weakness in the obverse center above Liberty's ear. Scattered abrasions are present across the surfaces of both sides, preventing a higher grade.
Ex: FUN Signature (Heritage, 1/2003), lot 7792. (PCGS# 133869)

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Grade MS64

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Auction 63340 | Lot 93011 » Silver and Related Dollars » Morgan Dollars

1879-O $1 MS66 PCGS. VAM-26. This variety shows a doubled 9 with heavy polishing lines in the bottom loop, a thread-like impression running over the bottom two cotton leaves, and a vertical polishing line through the left S in STATES. This impressive Premium Gem is well-struck for the issue. Sharp definition of the hair strands above the ear is matched by bold plumage on the eagle's breast and legs. Cartwheel luster adds vibrant eye appeal to the frosted, brilliant-silver surfaces. A glass reveals a few light contact marks but no significant abrasions, and Liberty's cheek is smooth. There are no numerically finer examples in non-Prooflike at either PCGS or NGC (9/25).
Ex: Philadelphia Signature (Heritage, 8/2018), lot 5190. (PCGS# 7090)

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Grade MS66

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Auction 63340 | Lot 93012 » Silver and Related Dollars » Morgan Dollars

1879-S $1 Reverse of 1878 MS65 PCGS. A wisp of almond-gold toning graces the dazzling surfaces of this intricately struck Morgan. Rich, frosty luster contrasts starkly with semireflective fields to produce an engaging cartwheel effect. The 1879-S is common with a Third Reverse and is plentiful through Premium Gem condition. Second Reverse examples (the 1878 reverse), however, become conditionally scarce over MS64, and PCGS reports only two numerically finer than this remarkable Gem (9/25). This piece fits well into type collections and, as finer pieces are so rare, it could also be considered for Registry sets.
Ex: Fort Worth Signature (Heritage, 3/2010), lot 1320. (PCGS# 7094)

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Grade MS65

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