Morgan Silver Dollar Fine Condition 1902

Although the original facility was torn down long ago, the Philadelphia Mint has been a successful branch in producing coins for over 200 years. The Philadelphia Mint was established by the Founding Fathers, as means to set up a national identity and an international means of commerce. At the same time this 1902 gem was being minted, the first Rose Bowl was played in California and the Carnegie Institution was also founded in Washington D.C. The first movie theatre also opened in Los Angeles, offering bored consumers an escape from their every day lives. Theodore Roosevelt became the first president to ride in an automobile. Your 1902 Morgan was minted in the first US Mint facility, Philadelphia, and doesn't carry a mint-mark. Your coin is also considered to be in fine condition, with expected wear around Lady Liberty's portrait and the eagle on the reverse.

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• Year: 1902
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