Morgan Silver Dollar Very Fine Condition 1893-O

1893 was a weird year for the Morgan production, since the banks and reserves had more than enough Morgans to spare. A silver purchasing clause was repealed, stating that the time of buying silver for the dollars was over. This repeal caused some of the lowest minted Morgans from 1893-1895. The New Orleans Mint only made 300,000 in January of 1893, before being shut down for the rest of the year. The 1893-O Morgan silver dollar was a heavily circulated coin and considered impossible to find in Mint State condition. Grateful to past collectors, whom upon their findings of a 1893-O Morgan, would salvage it for collectible purposes. Your 1893-O Morgan carries the "O" mint-mark on its reverse and is in very fine condition. Morgans that are considered to be in very fine condition have some wear on Lady Liberty's portrait and the eagle on the reverse of the coin.

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• Year: 1893
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• Mint Mark: O
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