1892 S$1

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# 1892 Morgan Dollar - PCGS MS-63. An exceptional example of the 1892 Morgan Silver Dollar, struck at the Philadelphia Mint during a fascinating period of numismatic history. This PCGS MS-63 specimen represents a key date in the beloved Morgan Dollar series, offering collectors a pristine window into late 19th-century American coinage. The coin exhibits characteristic George T. Morgan design elements with sharp, well-defined details. Despite historical challenges in production, this particular specimen stands out with its superior preservation. Numismatic research indicates that 1892 dollars were initially quite rare, with limited initial circulation and sporadic mint state availability until Treasury releases in the late 1950s. Estimated populations suggest only 2,000 to 4,000 coins exist in MS-64 grade, making this MS-63 example particularly desirable. Composed of 90% silver and 10% copper, this dollar weighs 26.73 grams and measures 38.1mm in diameter. The coin features reeded edge and originates from a modest mintage of 1,036,000 pieces. Graded and authenticated by PCGS with certificate #52781772, this specimen represents an outstanding opportunity for advanced Morgan Dollar collectors seeking a well-preserved example of this historically significant issue. Provenance Details: - Mint: Philadelphia. - Year: 1892. - PCGS Grade: MS-63. - Mintage: 1,036,000. - Estimated Higher Grade Population: 2,459. *Starting Bid: $875*