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1881-S $1 Morgan Dollar PCGS MS68
US $6,612
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Grading service
PCGS
Cert number
58472007
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2026-06-09
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Description
1881-S $1 Morgan Dollar PCGS MS68
PCGS # 7130
Grading Service PCGS
Grade MS68
Mint Location San Francisco
Year 1881
Designation NONE
Strike Business
Grade Add On NONE
1881-S $1 Morgan Dollar PCGS MS68
1881-S $1
SKU: 58472007
Presenting a spectacular 1881-S Morgan Silver Dollar certified PCGS MS68, a top-tier example from the celebrated San Francisco Mint. Struck during the height of the Morgan Dollar era, this issue is renowned for its sharp production quality and exceptional eye appeal, making it a cornerstone date for collectors who demand both historical significance and superior preservation.
"Coin Details"
Denomination: $1 Morgan Dollar
Date: 1881-S
Mint: San Francisco
Certification: PCGS
Grade: MS68
PCGS Certification Number: 58472007
"Why This Coin Stands Out"
Elite condition: MS68 represents near-gem preservation with outstanding overall quality and visual presence.
Strong collector demand: 1881-S is one of the most sought-after Morgan issues in high grade due to the San Francisco Mint’s typically bold strikes and impressive surfaces.
Scarcity at the top: PCGS Population 263 in MS68, with only 32 graded higher, underscoring its desirability among advanced registry-level collections.
"Historical Significance"
Minted in 1881, this Morgan Silver Dollar embodies America’s late 19th-century economic expansion and the nation’s commitment to silver coinage. Designed by George T. Morgan, the coin features the iconic Liberty portrait on the obverse and the powerful heraldic eagle reverse, a pairing that has become one of the most recognizable designs in all of U.S. numismatics.
"Eye Appeal and Surfaces"
In MS68, collectors can expect exceptional luster and strong visual brilliance. Many examples of this issue display vibrant cartwheel luster, often accompanied by attractive silver-white brilliance and, when present, delicate champagne-gold or subtle peripheral pastel toning that enhances character without detracting from originality.
"Key Numbers"
Mintage: 12,760,000
PCGS Population: 263 in MS68
Higher Grades: 32 higher
A premium 1881-S Morgan Dollar in PCGS MS68 is an excellent choice for collectors seeking a high-grade type coin, a standout San Francisco Mint example, or a competitive addition to an advanced Morgan Dollar set.
PCGS # 7130
Grading Service PCGS
Grade MS68
Mint Location San Francisco
Year 1881
Designation NONE
Strike Business
Grade Add On NONE
1881-S $1 Morgan Dollar PCGS MS68
1881-S $1
SKU: 58472007
Presenting a spectacular 1881-S Morgan Silver Dollar certified PCGS MS68, a top-tier example from the celebrated San Francisco Mint. Struck during the height of the Morgan Dollar era, this issue is renowned for its sharp production quality and exceptional eye appeal, making it a cornerstone date for collectors who demand both historical significance and superior preservation.
"Coin Details"
Denomination: $1 Morgan Dollar
Date: 1881-S
Mint: San Francisco
Certification: PCGS
Grade: MS68
PCGS Certification Number: 58472007
"Why This Coin Stands Out"
Elite condition: MS68 represents near-gem preservation with outstanding overall quality and visual presence.
Strong collector demand: 1881-S is one of the most sought-after Morgan issues in high grade due to the San Francisco Mint’s typically bold strikes and impressive surfaces.
Scarcity at the top: PCGS Population 263 in MS68, with only 32 graded higher, underscoring its desirability among advanced registry-level collections.
"Historical Significance"
Minted in 1881, this Morgan Silver Dollar embodies America’s late 19th-century economic expansion and the nation’s commitment to silver coinage. Designed by George T. Morgan, the coin features the iconic Liberty portrait on the obverse and the powerful heraldic eagle reverse, a pairing that has become one of the most recognizable designs in all of U.S. numismatics.
"Eye Appeal and Surfaces"
In MS68, collectors can expect exceptional luster and strong visual brilliance. Many examples of this issue display vibrant cartwheel luster, often accompanied by attractive silver-white brilliance and, when present, delicate champagne-gold or subtle peripheral pastel toning that enhances character without detracting from originality.
"Key Numbers"
Mintage: 12,760,000
PCGS Population: 263 in MS68
Higher Grades: 32 higher
A premium 1881-S Morgan Dollar in PCGS MS68 is an excellent choice for collectors seeking a high-grade type coin, a standout San Francisco Mint example, or a competitive addition to an advanced Morgan Dollar set.
