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Nice natural toning on the reverse.
Immerse yourself in the splendor of American numismatics with the 1879-S Morgan Silver Dollar, a coin of exceptional preservation boasting an MS 64 grade. Certified by ANACS, this piece reflects a Brilliant Uncirculated status, a testament to its quality and historical integrity. Its composition of 0.9 fineness silver ensures that it carries not only significant intrinsic value but also a luster that continues to captivate collectors and history enthusiasts alike. Struck at the San Francisco Mint, this Morgan Dollar represents a slice of the 19th century, exuding an elegance that is often lacking in circulated coins. The coin's strike type is business, indicating its original intent for commerce, and it proudly holds its place as a $1 denomination in the United States' rich coinage history.
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1879-S Morgan Silver Dollar – ANACS Certified MS64 – Brilliant Uncirculated
$115.00
1879-S Morgan Silver Dollar – ANACS Certified MS64 – Brilliant Uncirculated
Nice natural toning on the reverse.
Immerse yourself in the splendor of American numismatics with the 1879-S Morgan Silver Dollar, a coin of exceptional preservation boasting an MS 64 grade. Certified by ANACS, this piece reflects a Brilliant Uncirculated status, a testament to its quality and historical integrity. Its composition of 0.9 fineness silver ensures that it carries not only significant intrinsic value but also a luster that continues to captivate collectors and history enthusiasts alike. Struck at the San Francisco Mint, this Morgan Dollar represents a slice of the 19th century, exuding an elegance that is often lacking in circulated coins. The coin's strike type is business, indicating its original intent for commerce, and it proudly holds its place as a $1 denomination in the United States' rich coinage history.
