Certified Morgan Silver Dollar 1888 MS65 NGC

Imagine experiencing when the Washington Monument first opened or National Geographic took its first photo or the blockade of women, in DC, fighting for their rights to Congress. You may not have been around for that but this 1888 Morgan silver dollar has! he Philadelphia Mint is one of two last-standing Mints that produced to Morgan silver dollar from 1878-1904 and is the first ever US mint facility. The Founding Fathers strongly desired for the US to establish a national identity and set-up a means to international commerce. Your 1888 Morgan has been minted in Philadelphia and carries no mint mark. Ideally, a collector looks for a grade as close to MS70 as possible, but when it comes to Morgan silver dollars, MS65 or better fits the bill. NGC has issued your coin its high grade and has encased it in an official NGC holder.

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• Year: 1888
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