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Rare 1903-S VF-30 Morgan Silver Dollar PCGS -Looks VF-35

$400.00

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Item traits

Category:

Morgan (1878-1921)

Quantity Available:

Only one in stock, order soon

Condition:

Circulated

Material:

Silver

Certification:

PCGS

Grade:

VF 30

Certification Number:

7288.30/26856379

Composition:

Silver

Year:

1903

Circulated/Uncirculated:

Circulated

Strike Type:

Business

Mint Location:

San Francisco

Country/Region of Manufacture:

United States

Coin:

Morgan

Features:

Nicke looking and nice color

Denomination:

$1

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Posted for sale:

More than a week ago

Item number:

1693143823

Item description

"The 1903-S Morgan dollar is one of the scarcest San Francisco Morgan dollars. The total estimated surviving mintage of the 1.24 million minted in all grades is less than 150,000 coins! most surviving been handled and cleaned to some degree by collectors over the years." "The 1903-S is a rare coin in the Morgan dollar series, and circulated specimens are still highly sought after."