Weight – 1 Troy Ounce/1 Onza. And affordable. Below is a summary of this beauty I think you would be very happy with. I only have 1 left, so don’t wait on this one! But what makes this entry in the series so spectacular—and inviting to collectors all over the world—is the addition of a layer of black Ruthenium and selective pink gold—“Oro Rosa”—ennobling!

Features the first-ever privy mark on a Silver Eagle, a five-pointed star. Although used in numismatic releases, this is the debut of a privy mark on a bullion coin from the Mint. Star Privy Silver Eagles.

The certification number is 2299969-013. This note is from the only print run of Series 1969C Richmond Star Notes, and is a run of only 480,000 notes.

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Grading: PCGS MS-66 DMPL (Deep Mirror Proof-Like). Year: 1881. Designer: George T. Morgan.

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This 1898-O Morgan Dollar is a stunning piece of US currency that has been graded MS 63 by PCGS. It features a beautiful composition of silver with a fineness of 0.9. The strike type is business and it is in an uncirculated condition. The coin has a denomination of $1 and is a part of the Morgan series that ran from 1878 to 1921. This particular coin was minted in New Orleans and is a variety of that city’s Morgan dollars. It comes with a certification number of 50879324 and is encapsulated in an old green holder (OGH) vintage slab. Don’t miss out on the chance to own this rare and valuable coin.

The 1883-O Morgan Silver Dollar is a highly sought-after coin minted in New Orleans with a silver composition of 0.9 fineness. Graded as MS 63 by PCGS, this coin is classified as Uncirculated and features a Deep Mirror Proof-Like strike type, showcasing a reflective surface. This particular coin comes in an old green holder (OGH), adding to its desirability among collectors. The coin represents a piece of United States history and is a valuable addition to any numismatic collection.