Buy The 1882-O Morgan Silver Dollar Brilliant Uncirculated (BU) Online
This beautiful coin was crafted at the New Orleans Mint, showcasing George T. Morgan’s iconic design—a true masterpiece of American coinage. Minted from 1878 to 1904, and revived in 1921, Morgan Silver Dollars like this one are treasured by collectors for their striking design and rich historical significance.
Why Is This Coin Special?
The 1882-O Morgan Silver Dollar features Lady Liberty on the front, surrounded by 13 stars representing the original U.S. colonies. On the reverse, a bold American bald eagle clutches arrows and an olive branch, symbolizing strength and peace. These coins saw heavy melting during the Pittman Act, which reduced their availability and increased their collectible value. The result? Fewer Morgan Dollars in circulation today, making this coin even more of a gem for any collection.
Details of This Unique Collection:
- Historical Significance: The Morgan Dollar series is a window into U.S. history, spanning from 1878 to 1904 and briefly returning in 1921. Each coin tells a part of America’s story.
- Condition: Brilliant Uncirculated (BU) condition preserves the coin’s original luster and detail, perfect for any collector.
- Design and Craftsmanship: With Lady Liberty and a powerful eagle on its faces, the coin embodies freedom and resilience, designed by none other than George T. Morgan.
Why Add This Coin to Your Collection?
The 1882-O Morgan Silver Dollar is more than just a coin—it's a piece of America’s legacy, with each feature designed to capture the nation’s identity. Whether you're new to collecting or an experienced enthusiast, this Morgan Dollar brings history and artistry right into your hands.
1882-O Morgan Silver Dollar Highlights:
- Symbolic Design: Lady Liberty on the obverse and a striking eagle on the reverse.
- Brilliant Uncirculated Condition: Maintained in pristine condition, retaining its original shine and detail.
- Historical Rarity: Due to silver shortages and melting during the Pittman Act, fewer Morgan Dollars from this era remain today.
