Morgan Silver Dollar Fine Condition 1903

The Philadelphia Mint is the oldest mint in the US, being established in 1792. After the ratification of the Constitution, the Founding Fathers needed to establish a national identity and a means of commerce. At the time, Philadelphia was the capital of the US so it only made sense for the first mint to be built there. All coins minted at the Philadelphia Mint carry no mint mark, therefore making no mint mark, a mint mark. Competing with other important historical events in 1903, the minting of the Morgan was coming to a close. In 1903, the first transatlantic radio broadcast between the US and England was made, Panama declared independence from Colombia, and the first modern World Series was played in Pittsburgh. Your 1903 Morgan has been minted in Philadelphia, and is in fine condition. Morgans in fine condition generally exhibit heavy wear on both sides of the coin, alluding to a lack of sharpness in the image details.

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• Year: 1903
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