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Morgan Dollars remain one of the most recognized series in American coinage, representing both artistic design and an important historical period. Their value extends beyond silver, offering collectors a connection to 19th-century economic growth. Their steady demand and strong documentation make them a dependable choice. This 1893-O Morgan Dollar from New Orleans is graded About Uncirculated 58 by the Numismatic Guaranty Corporation (NGC) and is an attractive near-mint survivor from the late 19th century. Now, the 1893-O Morgan Silver Dollar is available online from Bullion Metals.

Coin arrives in a plastic slab!16th year of release for Morgan Dollars!Total mintage of only 300,000 coins at New Orleans!Contains .7734 troy oz of actual silver content.Issued a face value of $1 (USD) by the United States.Bears a grade of AU58 from the NGC.Obverse depicts Liberty.Reverse includes the heraldic eagle.O mint mark from the New Orleans Mint.

Coin arrives in a plastic slab!

16th year of release for Morgan Dollars!

Total mintage of only 300,000 coins at New Orleans!

Contains .7734 troy oz of actual silver content.

Issued a face value of $1 (USD) by the United States.

Bears a grade of AU58 from the NGC.

Reverse includes the heraldic eagle.

O mint mark from the New Orleans Mint.

This 1893-OMorgan Silver Dollardisplays an eye appeal that nearly matches a Mint State specimen, with soft, frosted luster on both sides and only slight friction on the highest relief points. Both primary design elements are sharply defined, with bold detail and clear legends.

The obverse of the 1893-O Morgan Dollar features a left-facing Liberty designed by George T. Morgan. Modeled after Anna Willess Williams, the portrait reflects realism and composure. Liberty wears a Phrygian cap with wheat and cotton.

The reverse of the 1893-O Morgan Silver Dollar shows a heraldic eagle with wings extended, holding symbols of peace and readiness. The design complements the obverse with balanced detail and clarity.

The 1893-O Morgan Dollar, produced at the New Orleans Mint, is one of the most challenging issues in the series for collectors seeking quality Mint State examples, despite a mintage of approximately 300,000 coins. The New Orleans Mint was known during this period for producing coins with weak, unsatisfactory strikes, and the 1893-O is particularly notorious for flat detail on the hair above Liberty’s ear and on the eagle’s breast. High-grade examples with even a semblance of full striking are exceedingly rare, and coins that combine acceptable strike quality with strong luster represent genuine condition rarities.