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| 1878 |
United States
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$1 1878 CC
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NGC MS 63
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Of the 2,212,000 dollars minted in Carson City, NGC has graded 7532 MS63 as of 11/16. This coin displays a subdued rainbow toned obverse.
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| 1879 |
United States
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$1 1879 S
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PCGS MS 64
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One of 21,553 PCGS graded MS64 coins from a mintage of 9,110,000. This coin features a pretty rainbow toned obverse.
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| 1880 |
United States
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$1 1880 S
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PCGS MS 64
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Another pretty rainbow graces the obverse of this San Francisco dollar. PCGS has graded 58,826 MS64 from a mintage of 8,900,000.
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| 1881 |
United States
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$1 1881 S
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NGC MS 67
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Of the 12,760,000 dollars struck, NGC has graded only 193 MS67 with a Star designation. A beautiful coin with a rainbow crescent toned obverse.
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| 1882 |
United States
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$1 1882 S
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NGC MS 64
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Despite a mintage of 9,250,000 pieces, NGC has graded just 271 In MS64 Star. This coin has a rainbow toned obverse.
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| 1883 |
United States
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$1 1883
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PCGS MS 64
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A lovely rainbow graces the obverse of this coin, one of 9,250 graded MS64 by PCGS. From a mintage of 12,290,000.
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| 1884 |
United States
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$1 1884 O
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PCGS MS 63
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Of the 9,730,000 dollars struck, PCGS has graded 83,622 MS63. This one has a rainbow obverse.
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| 1885 |
United States
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$1 1885 O
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PCGS MS 64
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Beautiful red and green tones highlight the reverse of this New Orleans dollar. Of the 9,185,000 struck, PCGS has graded 72,500 MS63.
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| 1886 |
United States
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$1 1886
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PCGS MS 64
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Of the 19,963,000 pieces minted, PCGS has graded this colorful coin MS64, one of 45,486 in this grade.
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| 1887 |
United States
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$1 1887
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NGC MS 65
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From a mintage of 20,290,000, NGC has graded only 393 in MS65 Star, this one with a rainbow reverse.
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| 1888 |
United States
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$1 1888
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NGC MS 63
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A crescent rainbow obverse earned this coin an MS63 Star grade. One of only 148 graded as such by NGC, from mintage of 19,182,501.
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| 1889 |
United States
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$1 1889
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PCGS MS 64
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At 21,726,000 the 1889p is the second highest mintage Morgan dollar. This coin, one of 12,103 graded MS64 by PCGS, displays a spectacular rainbow target toned reverse.
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| 1890 |
United States
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$1 1890
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| 1891 |
United States
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$1 1891 CC
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PCGS MS 63
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Subdued blue and russet tone rests on the obverse of this MS63 coin, one of 5,460 graded by PCGS. From a mintage of 1,618,000
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| 1892 |
United States
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$1 1892 O
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NGC MS 63
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One of 2,744,000 struck, NGC has graded 1,658 MS63, this one with subtle champagne toning.
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| 1893 |
United States
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$1 1893
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NGC MS 63
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Russet rims surround Miss Liberty on this low mintage dollar. Of the 389,000 struck, only 684 have been graded MS63 at NGC.
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| 1894 |
United States
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$1 1894
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| 1895 |
United States
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$1 1895 S
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| 1896 |
United States
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$1 1896
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PCGS MS 65
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Rainbow crescent toning graces the obverse of this PCGS MS65 dollar. One of 4,904 graded MS65, of the 9,976,000 minted.
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| 1897 |
United States
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$1 1897
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NGC MS 63
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One of 2,822,000 minted, NGC has graded 5,954 in MS63, this coin splashed with orange toning on the obverse.
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| 1898 |
United States
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$1 1898
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PCGS MS 64
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Of the 5,884,000 dollars minted, this coin, one of 6,848 graded MS64 by PCGS, displays a rainbow crescent on the obverse.
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| 1899 |
United States
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$1 1899 O
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PCGS MS 65
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This PCGS MS65 coin was the end coin in a roll of silver dollars. It is one of 8,256 MS65's from a mintage of 12,290,000.
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| 1900 |
United States
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$1 1900
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PCGS MS 63
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8,830,000 dollars were produced in Philadelphia this year. Of these, 11,559 were graded MS63 by PCGS. This coin features a target rainbow toned obverse.
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| 1901 |
United States
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$1 1901 O
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NGC MS 64
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Blue and russet toning grace the obverse of this NGC MS64 dollar. One of 18,281 graded as such by NGC, from a mintage of 12,320,000.
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| 1902 |
United States
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$1 1902
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PCGS MS 65
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PCGS has graded 1675 MS65 1902 dollars. One of 7,994,000 coins struck, this coin has a rainbow target toned reverse.
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| 1903 |
United States
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$1 1903
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PCGS MS 65
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The mint in Philadelphia mint struck 4,652,000 dollars in 1903. One of 3,255 graded MS65 by PCGS, this coin is toned in subtle shades of russet and blue.
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| 1904 |
United States
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$1 1904 O
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PCGS MS 65
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3,720,000 1904 dollars were struck in New Orleans. NGC has graded 136,389 coins in MS64, of which only 93 have earned the star designation.
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| 1921 |
United States
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$1 1921 D
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PCGS MS 64
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1921 was the only year Morgan Dollars were produced in Denver, and marks the end of the Morgan Dollar series. Of the 20,345,000 struck, PCGS has graded 6,002 MS64.Speckled orange and red tones grace both sides of this coin.
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