1894-O $1 Morgan Dollar PCGS MS65

A standout example of a truly challenging New Orleans issue, this 1894-O $1 Morgan Dollar graded PCGS MS65 offers exceptional eye appeal and condition rarity. The 1894-O is well known among specialists for its typically modest strike and heavy attrition in circulation; in Gem Uncirculated it becomes a prize. This MS65 sits in the top tier of surviving examples, combining frosty cartwheel luster with crisp devices and clean fields that collectors expect at the Gem level. Struck at the historic New Orleans Mint, this piece embodies late-19th-century American commerce and artistry. Many Morgan Dollars—especially O-mint issues—saw widespread use or were later lost to the melting pots, making high-grade survivors like this particularly desirable. With George T. Morgan’s classic Liberty obverse and the iconic eagle reverse, this coin delivers both historical significance and top-shelf presentation for advanced date-and-mint collectors, registry participants, and discerning type buyers alike. Key features: Scarce New Orleans Mint date in true Gem Uncirculated condition Strong frosty luster and attractive eye appeal befitting MS65 Condition rarity: most 1894-O examples are found circulated or in lower Mint State Certified by PCGS for authenticity and grade confidence Ideal for registry sets, advanced date/mint collections, or a premium type set Specifications: Date/Mint: 1894-O (New Orleans) Denomination: One Dollar (Morgan Dollar) Grade: PCGS MS65 Designer: George T. Morgan Composition: 90% silver, 10% copper Actual Silver Weight (ASW): 0.7734 troy oz Diameter: 38.1 mm Edge: Reeded This 1894-O Morgan in MS65 is a compelling blend of rarity, beauty, and historical value—an outstanding opportunity to secure a top-grade New Orleans dollar for your collection.