1885 O GEM UNC UNCIRCULATED MORGAN SILVER DOLLAR!

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Your Internet Collectibles Source ID: aboncom email: 1885 O GEM UNC UNCIRCULATED MORGAN SILVER DOLLAR! Your Internet Collectibles Source ID: aboncom email: 1885 O GEM UNC UNCIRCULATED MORGAN SILVER DOLLAR! What an opportunity! Up for auction, we have a beautiful authentic morgan silver dollar! That's right! Up for your bidding pleasure, we have an1885 O Authentic Gem Uncirculated Morgan Silver Dollar. In our opinion, this coin would be graded MS65This coin is Guaranteed to be Authentic!TAKE A LOOK AT THE PICTURE ABOVE. THE COIN PICTURED IS THE ACTUAL COIN YOU ARE BIDDING ON AND WILL RECEIVE!1885-OOver nine million 1885-O Morgan dollars were minted and it is doubtful if a substantial portion of these were melted by the government. Whatever the exact population of the survivors, there can be no question that many exist today in all grades. Dealers estimate that about 20% of all the pieces they see today bearing this date are either MS-60, MS-65, MS-65+, or MS-65 prooflike.The typical strike for this issue is better than either the 1884-O or the 1883-O, but it is still not a high quality strike. Many strikes can be called average, but a large percentage of Mint State pieces exist with the missing high point details. Either the New Orleans mint used improper striking pressure, or they simply tried to use dies for too long a time. The bagmarks seen on this issue tend to exist in two versions. On regular MS-60 and MS-65 pieces, the abrasions range from few to average. On prooflike pieces, average bagmarks are the rule. The luster situation is adequate, with many pieces exhibiting very high quality coloration.The coin is common in MS-65 prooflike condition. Dealers feel that about seven percent of the Mint State pieces fall into the prooflike category. Cameos exist in some quantity and are in great demand. Most of the fields of these coins do not possess the mirror depth of other issues. Also, many prooflike coins are among those poorly struck.(Information contained above is from James B. Osbon's "Silver Dollar Encyclopedia 2nd Edition")Morgan Dollars are a favorite of collectors everywhere. Authorized by the Bland-Allison Act of 1878, the dollars were designed by George T. Morgan, who had been a pupil of Wyon in the Royal Mint in London. His initial M is found at the base of the neck by the last lock of hair on the obverse, and on the reverse on the left most loop of the ribbon. They were made from 1878 to 1921, when the Peace dollar was adopted.Your coin comes inside a sealed, hard plastic case with a unique serial number!Bidding for this Morgan starts at only $0.99!! You are going to start bidding on this coin at less than face value! Where else are you going to start bidding on a UNC Morgan Silver Dollar for less than $20?! Don't miss out! Approximate Shipping Weight: 4 Ounces LOT#:7 ATTENTION ALL CUSTOMERS! Shipping costs on coin and currency orders in the contiguous United States are now as follows: $5.00 for the first auction. $1.00 per each additional auction (up to $10.00 maximum) This a bon auction is powered by MarketplaceAdvisor. Auction(s) completed? ! If you are the winner, ! ! Payment Conditions: This abon auction is powered by MarketplaceAdvisor. If you are the winning bidder at the auction's end, simply If you are paying with Paypal you can go ahead and pay for the auction right then. If you are paying with credit card you can get your total a... read more

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