1892-O Morgan Silver Dollar

The 1892-O Morgan Silver Dollar has always been common in Mint State. This coin was released into circulation right at the time of strike and the time following its minting. Oddly enough, the 1892-O Morgan Dollar has held its value well over the years, even at a time when it was viewed as very common. Many of the coins were released from the Treasury Department in Washington D.C. in the 1950s. And then a massive amount of coins, approximately 10 million uncirculated 1892-O Morgan Dollars, were released during the unsealing of the Philadelphia Mint vault in 1962.

History of the 1892-O Morgan Silver Dollar

The 1892-O Morgan Silver Dollar is relatively available in Mint State and is common in circulated grades as well. Many of these have a less-than-stellar strike that is flat with poor quality surfaces. It is possibly to find a sharply struck 1892-O Morgan Dollar, and it just requires some effort to find it. The sharply struck 1892-O Morgan Silver Dollar worth is significantly higher than lower grades that are often bagmarked and are notorious for a flat strike at the centers of the coin.