Morgan Silver Dollar Uncirculated 1899-S

Many collectors are more interested in the mint-mark on Morgans, compared to the mintages offered at every Mint. Morgan silver dollars were minted at several different mints across the country. Each mint claims the coins they produced by placing a mint-mark on the back of the Morgan, underneath the tail feathers. The "O" mint-mark represents the New Orleans sector of the mint, "CC" stands for the Carson City, Philadelphia doesn't have a mint-mark, and San Francisco uses a "S." Your 1899-S Morgan shines with a luster from its brilliant uncirculated condition and should have little to no wear on the obverse. Your Morgan contains 90% silver with 10% copper and weighs 26.73 grams, 31.10 grams are in a troy ounce. Lady Liberty is illustrated on the obverse, her face facing the side with her profile accentuated. The prominent eagle is on the reverse of the Morgan, with the "S" mint-mark underneath its delicate tail feathers.

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• Year: 1899
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