1893-P Morgan Silver Dollar NGC/PCGS AU50 - Low Mintage Key Date

A low-mintage Morgan your collection deserves.

The 1893-P has the third-lowest mintage among Philadelphia Morgan dollar circulation-strike issues with known surviving examples, behind 1894 and 1899. This excludes the disputed 1895 Philadelphia business-strike issue, for which no examples are known to survive.

With just 378,000 circulation strikes minted, the 1893-P Morgan Silver Dollar stands out as a scarce Philadelphia issue and a prized acquisition for collectors building a complete Morgan dollar collection. Its limited original production makes this date an appealing step beyond the more readily available issues in the series.

Certified AU50 by NGC or PCGS, each coin retains substantial design detail with wear consistent with its About Uncirculated grade. Liberty’s iconic portrait and the powerful eagle reverse deliver the unmistakable character of George T. Morgan’s celebrated design, preserved in a protective, authenticated holder.

For collectors seeking a challenging date without stepping into Mint State pricing, this 1893-P offers a compelling combination of low mintage, historic appeal, and independent certification.

• Date: 1893

• Mint: Philadelphia; no mintmark

• Denomination: $1

• Mintage: 378,000 circulation strikes

• Grade: AU50 — About Uncirculated

• Certification: NGC or PCGS

• Composition: 90% silver, 10% copper

• Silver content: Approximately 0.7734 troy oz

Make this scarce 1893 Morgan a standout addition to your collection.

You will receive one coin certified AU50 by either NGC or PCGS. Holder and certification number may vary.