Morgan Silver Dollar Extra Fine Condition 1880

There is no much history that gets lost over time. Fortunately, we have little relics, such as the Morgan silver dollars, that remind us of where we came from and how the technology we take for granted came to be. In 1880, James Garfield was elected president, the first electric street light was installed in Indiana, and the first cash register was patented in Ohio. Knowing facts for each of years the Morgans were minted isn't only interesting but also makes for great conversation pieces. Your 1880 Morgan silver dollar was minted at the Philadelphia mint and does not carry a mint mark. Your coin is also in extra fine condition, which consists of some wear on Lady Liberty's facial features and the eagle's feathers. There is still evidence of the original luster of the coin from being minted.

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• Year: 1880
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