1886 Morgan Silver Dollar Coin PCGS MS66 DMPL

Description1886 Morgan Silver Dollar Coin PCGS MS66 DMPLMorgan Silver Dollars represent an era of American coinage highlighted by a growing bimetallism in the nation’s currency. The introduction of the Morgan Dollar in 1878 marked the return of the nation’s largest silver denomination. This 1886 Morgan Dollar is a spectacular specimen with proof-like visuals. Now, the 1886 Morgan Silver Dollar Coin in MS66 condition is available online.Coin Highlights:Coin arrives in a protective plastic slab!9th issue of Morgan Silver Dollars!Final mintage of 19.963 million coins at Philadelphia!Contains .7734 troy oz of actual silver content.Issued a face value of $1 (USD) by the United States.Bears a Grade of Mint State 66 from the Professional Coin Grading Service.Deeply-mirrored, proof-like specimen.Obverse depicts Liberty.Reverse features the heraldic eagle.This 1886 Morgan Silver Dollar coin has an MS66 certification with deeply-mirrored, proof-like visuals. This coin features bright, deeply-mirrored fields with frosted devices. Peripheral toning on the coin shows cool hues of steel-blue and gunmetal that are deeper in color at the rims, while the central fields retain a silver-white coloration.The obverse of 1886 Morgan Dollar Coins features Lady Liberty in left-profile relief. Her head is adorned with a Phrygian cap, a coronet crown, and a laurel wreath. Surrounding Liberty within the design are 13 stars and the 1886 date mark.On the reverse of the 1886 Morgan Silver Dollar, George T. Morgan’s design showcases a bald eagle with its wings fully spread. The eagle holds both the arrows of war and the olive branch of peace within its talons, symbolizing strength and peace together.In the mid-1880s, production of Morgan Dollars at the Philadelphia Mint soared. This was somewhat impacted by the temporary closure of the Carson City Mint. The branch mint was closed from 1886 to 1888, with no Morgan Dollars or other denominations produced by the western branch over the course of this three-year period.1886 Morgan Silver Dollar Coin PCGS 1886 Morgan Silver Dollar Coin PCGS