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1882, Morgan Dollar
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Having fun with history!
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I am putting a morgan dollar collection together, so I got this coin for the set. But, I am a silver coin lover, especially the morgans or cartwheels. So far I'm only 8 coins ...Read more
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A year or so ago I started looking at some method of buying a little silver or gold. I decided on silver coins. What better way to buy silver than US coins. Not only does the ...Read more
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Product description

Properties
GeoUnited States
Sub GeoNot Available
Coinage TypeCirculation Coinage
DenominationDollar
Year1882
CompositionSilver
Catalog NumberKM# 110

Coin NameMorgan Dollar
Mint NameU.S. Mint
Mint LocationCarson City, New Orleans, Philadelphia, San Francisco
Obverse DescriptionLaureate head left, date below flanked by stars
Reverse DescriptionEagle within 1/2 wreath
Obverse LegendE.PLURIBUS.UNUM
Reverse LegendUNITED STATES OF AMERICA
Diameter (mm.)38.1
Fineness0.9
Weight (g.)26.73
Actual Weight (oz.)0.773
Grading
DateMintageG-4VG-8F-12VF-20XF-40AU-50MS-60MS-63MS-65Prf-65
1882O/S-35.539.439.4487212024576561,500-
1882O6,090,00033.536.235.936.73941.654.5771,175-
1882S9,250,00033.535.935.936.73841.649.570.5207-
188211,101,10033.535.935.936.738-52735507,350
1882CC1,133,000799296110130155192225495-

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Having fun with history!

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Created: 03/04/12
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Member id greg761williams ( Feedback Score Of 22Yellow star icon for feedback score in between 10 to 49)
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I am putting a morgan dollar collection together, so I got this coin for the set. But, I am a silver coin lover, especially the morgans or cartwheels. So far I'm only 8 coins away from completing the set, and I haven't spent a fortune doing it. With silver on the rise, I'm having fun and investing at the same time. I love a shinny BU coin, but at the same time, I enjoy looking at a circulated coin and wondering who could have held this coin 100 years ago! If you enjoy history ,you can't go wrong with morgans.
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great

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Created: 02/06/12
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A year or so ago I started looking at some method of buying a little silver or gold. I decided on silver coins. What better way to buy silver than US coins. Not only does the value increase with the price of silver, but also as collectors look for certain coins. I like the Morgan better than the peace dollar, but will buy either from time to time. I give these often to grand kids at birthdays and Christmas as some little gift to put into their sock.
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Nice 90% silver.

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Created: 03/03/12
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Member id eh1795 ( Feedback Score Of 686Purple star icon for feedback score in between 500 to 999)
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Nice, but not Great Morgan. I am buying more for silver content as a hedge on inflation. Morgans OR Peace dollars will serve this purpose. so I look for BOTH at good prices.
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Coins with history

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Created: 02/10/12
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Member id mwubbena ( Feedback Score Of 300Teal star icon for feedback score in between 100 to 499)
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I bought this dollar to finish out my set of circulated dollars. I went with all circulated dollars, I call it a Morgan dollar collection, "Coins with history". I can look at each coin and think about the history of them and where they have been.
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Changing worthless $ into something of real value!

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Created: 05/10/12
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Member id kennethkjlkkba ( Feedback Score Of 91Blue star icon for feedback score in between 50 to 99)
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I purchased this coin, it because it was a very good value for the money I paid for it and a good investment for the future! As a hobby, in my spare time, I like to look for what I consider a good deal in silver coins and in gold coins as I know that they will always have some value - unlike our “ dollars of today “. History has clearly shown that no paper money last more than +/- 200-250 years - as it has no real value - because it is no longer backed by gold or silver, and hasn’t been for years! It’s value is only in the “ minds “ of the public.
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