| Slot: |
S$1 1879 S MS63 Morgan Silver Dollar |
| Origin/Country: |
United States |
| Design Description: |
SILVER DOLLARS - MORGAN LIBERTY HEAD |
| Item Description: |
$1 1879 S |
| Grade: |
NGC MS 63 |
| Research: |
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Owner Comments
1879 S MS63
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| Slot: |
S$1 1880 S MS63 Morgan Silver Dollar |
| Origin/Country: |
United States |
| Design Description: |
SILVER DOLLARS - MORGAN LIBERTY HEAD |
| Item Description: |
$1 1880 S |
| Grade: |
NGC MS 63 |
| Research: |
View Coin |
Owner Comments
1880 S NGC MS63
Part of My Heritage Set and dedicated to my Maternal Great Grandmother Kawena Ah Chong Kaulili born 23 Aug 1880 in Kalehua, Puna, Kingdom of Hawaii died May 1955 Kaloa, Kauai, Hawaii
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| Slot: |
S$1 1881 S MS63 Morgan Silver Dollar |
| Origin/Country: |
United States |
| Design Description: |
SILVER DOLLARS - MORGAN LIBERTY HEAD |
| Item Description: |
$1 1881 S |
| Grade: |
NGC MS 63 |
| Research: |
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Owner Comments
1881 S MS63
Part of My Heritage Set and dedicated to my Paternal Great Grandmother Francisca Vieira Kinney born Apr 1881 in Ginetas, San Miguel, Azores, Portugal died 14 Sep 1915 in Honomu, Hawaii. Frances boarded the british ship Vapor Hansa that arrived in Hilo in 1917 with her family when she was just 2 years old. They were part of the great Portugese migration to the United States at the time. Many left the Azores and immigrated to New York, Boston and Brazil to find a better life for their families.
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| Slot: |
S$1 1882 S MS63 Morgan Silver Dollar |
| Origin/Country: |
United States |
| Design Description: |
SILVER DOLLARS - MORGAN LIBERTY HEAD |
| Item Description: |
$1 1882 S |
| Grade: |
PCGS MS 63 |
| Research: |
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Owner Comments
1882 S MS63
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S$1 1897 S MS63 Morgan Silver Dollar |
| Origin/Country: |
United States |
| Design Description: |
SILVER DOLLARS - MORGAN LIBERTY HEAD |
| Item Description: |
$1 1897 S |
| Grade: |
NGC MS 63 |
| Research: |
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Owner Comments
1897 S MS63
6.2
Part of My Heritage Set
Dedicated to William Ansel Kinney
On 5 May 1897 Kinney was selected to a commission to travel to Washington, D.C., with Lorrin A. Thurston to lobby for the annexation of Hawaii. There they met with Secretary of State, John Sherman and along with New Hampshire lawyer Francis March Hatch signed the Treaty of Annexation on 16 June 1897 and on 9 Sept 1897 it was unanimously adopted by the Senate of the Republic of Hawaii. President William McKinley signed it into law on 7 July 1898.
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