A Guide to Buying and Selling Peace & Morgan Silver Dollars
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A Guide to Buying and Selling Peace & Morgan Silver Dollars
*NEW FORMAT* Now Available In Paperback The rich history of U.S. silver dollars goes back to 1794 with the introduction of the "Flowing Hair" dollar followed by the Draped Bust, Gobrecht and Trade silver dollars. But it is the Peace and Morgan silver dollars that have captured the attention of casual and not-so-casual silver coin investors. Interest continues to be strong in 2016.
A total of 190,577,000 Peace silver dollars were minted from 1921 to 1935. The three most valuable Peace silver dollars, in the highest circulated grade of About Uncirculated (AU) condition, are the 1934S (San Francisco Mint-total mintage of 1,011,000), the 1928 (Philadelphia Mint-total mintage of just 360,649) and the 1921 High Relief (Philadelphia Mint-total mintage of 1,006,473). You will find more useful information on these and ALL Peace Dollars in this eBook.
Approximately 570,000,000 Morgan dollars were minted from 1878 to 1904 and another 86,000,000 in 1921. The three most valuable Morgan silver dollars, in the highest circulated grade of About Uncirculated (AU) condition, are the 1893S (the rarest, most valuable San Francisco Morgan dollar-total mintage of just 100,000), the 1889CC (the rarest, most valuable Carson City Morgan dollar-total mintage of just 350,000) and the 1893CC (Carson City Mint-total mintage of 677,000). Detailed information on ALL Morgan Dollars are contained in this eBook.
Discover important buying and selling information on rare, semi-rare and ordinary Peace and Morgan silver dollars plus a section on cleaning silver coins and basic coin grading (understanding the basics of grading is useful since the grade of a coin is a most important factor in establishing a coin's price). To help the reader better understand the various coin grades, a glossary of coin grading terms is included.
Whether you 1) have Peace or Morgan silver dollars in your possession and want help in determining their value; 2) have decided to start investing in silver dollars and want to gain important knowledge before investing; or 3) have decided it is time to ramp up your purchase of these popular 90 percent silver coins - you will find this eBook a most helpful resource you will refer to again and again.
