1902-O Morgan Dollar MS63 PCGSThe 1902 O Morgan Dollar graded MS63 by PCGS displays bright luster and a solid strike, characteristic of New Orleans Mint issues. Moderate contact marks are present, consistent with the MS63 grade, but overall eye appeal remains strong. This coin offers collectors an attractive and affordable example of a classic silver dollar from the early 20th century.

five-cent nickel series

With well-preserved surfaces and only light contact marks

The 1915-S Buffalo Nickel G04

it features a powerful obverse design of a Civil War infantryman and a poignant reverse depicting a battlefield grave

The 1924 Peace Dollar graded MS66 by NGC is a superb high-grade example

but the main design elements—like Liberty's features and the eagle's wings—remain identifiable despite some softness

The "Large Motto" variety is particularly sought after by collectors due to its unique design and the historical context of the Civil War era when it was minted

The 1976-S Eisenhower Dollar Silver PR69 DCAM is a proof coin struck at the San Francisco Mint to commemorate the United States Bicentennial

which add to its character but also impact its overall appearance

it showcases sharp detail and brilliant luster

proof coinage

and value from the early years of the Morgan Dollar series