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Morgan Dollarsare an enduring part of American numismatics, reflecting both artistic detail and historical importance. Collectors value them for their connection to the American West and the development of 19th-century commerce. Their consistent demand and established grading systems make them a reliable series. This 1894-O Morgan Dollar comes from an era of silver dollar contraction in the United States, with declining mintages occurring alongside heavy circulation. The Mint State 60 grade assigned to this coin comes from the Professional Coin Grading Service (PCGS). Right now, the 1894-O Morgan Silver Dollar is available at Bullion Metals.

Arrives in a protective plastic slab!17th release of Morgan Dollars!Final mintage of 1,723,000 coins from New Orleans!Contains .7734 troy oz of actual silver content.Bears a face value of $1 (USD) backed by the federal government.Issued a grade of MS60 by the PCGS.Lady Liberty on the obverse.Heraldic eagle on the reverse.Includes an O mint mark from New Orleans.

Arrives in a protective plastic slab!

17th release of Morgan Dollars!

Final mintage of 1,723,000 coins from New Orleans!

Contains .7734 troy oz of actual silver content.

Bears a face value of $1 (USD) backed by the federal government.

Issued a grade of MS60 by the PCGS.

Includes an O mint mark from New Orleans.

Each 1894-O Morgan Silver Dollar available here is an MS60 specimen. The coin’s Mint State grade is outweighed by its historical context, having been issued following the Panic of 1893. This economic panic impacted the availability of surviving specimens today in several ways. During the Panic of 1893, silver coin production at the US Mint declined at the same time that the Treasury was buying less silver. With heavy circulation of the coins in the 1890s, surviving specimens in Mint State condition are a great addition to any collection.

The 1894-O Morgan Dollar from the New Orleans Mint was struck in a mintage of approximately 1.72 million coins, yet it has developed a well-deserved reputation as a conditionally scarce issue that frustrates collectors seeking high-quality examples. As was typical of New Orleans production during the 1890s, many coins from this issue exhibit weak strikes and lackluster surfaces, reducing the number of specimens that meet the standards demanded by quality-conscious collectors. Circulated examples are reasonably available across a broad range of grades, but choice Mint State coins with sharp detail and appealing luster are genuinely difficult to find.

The obverse of the 1894-O Morgan Dollar Coin presents Lady Liberty in profile. George T. Morgan’s design, based on Anna Willess Williams, offers a realistic depiction. Liberty’s cap features agricultural symbols.

The reverse of the 1894-O Morgan Silver Dollar Coin features a heraldic eagle holding an olive branch and arrows. The design emphasizes both symbolism and visual balance.