1893-O Morgan Dollar VFThe 1893 O Morgan Dollar, graded VF (Very Fine), is a well worn but still highly collectible example of this key date coin, with the "VF" grade indicating moderate wear while preserving clear details and overall appeal. Struck at the New Orleans Mint, the obverse features a detailed portrait of Lady Liberty, and the reverse showcases a bold eagle, both of which remain well defined despite some circulation wear. The 1893 O is one of the rarer Morgan

known as the “Type 1” variety

The 1916-S Mercury Dime in AU55 (Almost Uncirculated 55) condition

where Morgan Dollars from this year were struck in larger numbers but remain sought after in high grade

Regina was full of strife in early history after a deadly tornado

Despite its worn appearance

embodying the grandeur of late 19th-century American coinage

though high-grade examples like this are increasingly sought after by collectors

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This coin offers a balance of excellent detail and affordability

The 1879-CC Morgan Dollar in Good (G) condition shows significant wear

• Historical 13 Colony Coin Collection

especially on the Indian’s profile and headdress