Morgan Silver Dollar G-VG 1897-O

There are few tangible relics we have that were used during the famous gold rushes on the west coast. The 1897-O Morgan silver dollar was heavily used by hopeful gold miners during the large Klondike expedition in Alaska. Since few 1897-O Morgans were preserved in banks or by collectors, it's difficult finding them in a condition that is better than Good-Very Good. The New Orleans Mint is one of the oldest landmark structures in the US. It was decommissioned as a mint facility in 1909 and has seen other interesting uses throughout the years. The New Orleans Mint building has been used as an assay office, a storage facility for the US Coast Guard, and a fallout shelter. Nowadays, it is admired for its history and old age, being deemed an official US landmark. Your 1897-O Morgan was minted in New Orleans and is in good-very good condition, with heavy wear on both sides of the coin.

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• Year: 1897
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