A key-date Carson City issue displaying sharp detail in Liberty’s hair and the eagle’s breast with just a touch of high-point wear. An attractive original gray patina with darker accents in the fields enhances eye appeal. A desirable example of a classic rarity in the Morgan dollar series.

A pleasing example of this classic key-date Carson City issue, with honest wear and strong remaining detail. The surfaces are smooth and problem-free with an attractive, original patina.

CAC. Despite honest circulation wear, the major design elements remain clear and well defined, with pleasing medium-gray surfaces and strong overall eye appeal for the grade. The coveted CAC endorsement further confirms the originality and quality of this rare date.

Even wear is evident across the high points, yet Liberty’s hair detail and the eagle’s feather definition remain bold and well outlined. The surfaces display an attractive, medium silver-gray patina with deeper accents in the protected areas, highlighting the design. Free from major distractions, this scarce CC-mint dollar offers strong eye appeal and desirable originality.

Bright and lustrous with pleasing satiny surfaces and strong overall eye appeal for the grade. The strike is above average for the date, with solid detail in Liberty’s hair and the reverse eagle.

CAC. A sharply detailed 1889-S Morgan dollar with bright frosty luster and excellent overall eye appeal for the AU58 grade.

A pleasing example of this better date dollar with frosty silver-white luster and sharp overall definition. The surfaces are cleaner than typically encountered for the MS63 grade, offering strong eye appeal and a fresh, original appearance.

Portrait of Edwin Stanton, Secretary of War under Lincoln. A nearly new note with all 4 margins more than ample. The bright premium paper highlights rich color and the early ornate reverse. A large brown seal further enhances already great eye appeal!

Portrait of Edwin Stanton, Secretary of War under Lincoln. A nearly new and well centered bright note with rich color and the early ornate reverse. The tougher of the 2 issued brown seals.