1900 Morgan Silver Dollar
This item is a United States Morgan Silver Dollar minted in 1900. The obverse features the left-facing profile of Lady Liberty, designed by George T. Morgan, adorned with a cap containing wheat and cotton, and a headband inscribed with 'LIBERTY'. Above her are the Latin words 'E PLURIBUS UNUM' and the date '1900' at the base, flanked by thirteen stars representing the original colonies. This coin is composed of 90% silver and 10% copper, with a standard diameter of approximately 38.1 mm. Physically, the coin shows a significant dark gray patina, indicating heavy oxidation or possible long-term storage in a non-neutral environment. The condition appears to be in the 'Very Good' to 'Fine' circulated range; there is noticeable wear on the high points of Liberty’s hair, the cotton bolls, and the cap, though the word 'LIBERTY' remains legible. The rim shows minor contact marks and edge softening. No mint mark is visible from this side, though Philadelphia-struck coins of this year lack a mint mark on the reverse. The craftsmanship represents the classic Gilded Age coinage of the late 19th and early 20th centuries. There are no obvious signs of cleaning, which preserves its numismatic appeal despite the heavy toning.
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Estimated Value
$40.00 - $55.00
Basic Information
Category
Numismatics / US Coins
Appraised On
April 7, 2026
Estimated Value
$40.00 - $55.00
Item Description
This item is a United States Morgan Silver Dollar minted in 1900. The obverse features the left-facing profile of Lady Liberty, designed by George T. Morgan, adorned with a cap containing wheat and cotton, and a headband inscribed with 'LIBERTY'. Above her are the Latin words 'E PLURIBUS UNUM' and the date '1900' at the base, flanked by thirteen stars representing the original colonies. This coin is composed of 90% silver and 10% copper, with a standard diameter of approximately 38.1 mm. Physically, the coin shows a significant dark gray patina, indicating heavy oxidation or possible long-term storage in a non-neutral environment. The condition appears to be in the 'Very Good' to 'Fine' circulated range; there is noticeable wear on the high points of Liberty’s hair, the cotton bolls, and the cap, though the word 'LIBERTY' remains legible. The rim shows minor contact marks and edge softening. No mint mark is visible from this side, though Philadelphia-struck coins of this year lack a mint mark on the reverse. The craftsmanship represents the classic Gilded Age coinage of the late 19th and early 20th centuries. There are no obvious signs of cleaning, which preserves its numismatic appeal despite the heavy toning.
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