1878-CC Fine (Image)

Est. $100-125 SE

1878-CC MS60+ frosty unc w/ medium peripheral toning and great eye-appeal. Rev appears MS65++ (Image)

Est. $400-500 SE

1879-S PCGS MS64 blast white and quite attractive for the grade. (Image)

Est. $75-100 SE

1880-O MS60 perhaps better. White and very appealing for a date that usually comes very bag-marked. (Image)

Est. $125-150 SE

1882-CC MS63 in a capsule. Lovely white coin. (Image)

Est. $350-400 SE

1883-CC MS63 pure white. (Image)

Est. $260-310 SE

1884-CC ANACS MS63 in a GSA holder (no outer box) blast white. (Image)

Est. $270-310 SE

1884-S XF+ or nearly so, but the coin has been brightened. (Image)

Est. $70-100 SE

1885-CC Uncirculated pure white. The obv surface has been lightly altered (cleaned) in an apparent attempt to remove marks from Liberty's cheek. Nonetheless, the coin has a razor sharp strike, semi-prooflike surfaces, and remains very attractive. (Image)

Est. $410-480 SE

1885-S MS60+ Frosty and attractive but a few too many bagmarks to warrant a higher grade. (Image)

Est. $260-320 SE

1886-O AU predominantly white. A much better date in high grade. (Image)

Est. $85-110 SE

1888-S XF or very nearly so. Medium-toned original. (Image)

Est. $100-125 SE

1890-CC MS60+ frosty w/ natural light peripheral toning. Unfortunately, the bagmarks on this coin, while not severe, tend to be concentrated on Liberty's cheek, a prime focal area on a Morgan Dollar. Other than that, the surfaces are clean and original, and the coin's mint state status is unquestionable. (Image)

Est. $600-700 SE

1893 AU50 A white original w/ a nice natural appearance. With a low mintage of just 378,000 pieces, the 1893-P is scarce in any grade, thus a semi-key for the Morgan Dollar series. (Image)

Est. $400-500 SE

1896 NGC MS64 pure white. (Image)

Est. $70-85 SE

1896-O AU+ nice original. Given the scarcity (and price) of mint state coins of this issue, this coin is an attractive alternative worthy of a solid bid. (Image)

Est. $300-400 SE

1896-S VF perhaps better by wear darker in color but nicely highlighted. There are light hairlines from a careless wiping. (Image)

Est. $100-125 SE

1899 MS60+ perhaps better. The anomaly of the later-date P-Mint issues with a recorded mintage of only 330,000. That mintage has been debated in numismatic circles for decades, but one thing is for sure, the 99-P is clearly scarcer than any neighboring dates among the P-Mint coins. (Image)

Est. $240-300 SE

1899-O (2) coins both nice frosty MS63 w/ subtle champagne toning. (Image)

Est. $80-110 SE

1901 XF and appears brightened. Nonetheless a scarce date. (Image)

Est. $105-130 SE

1901-O NGC MS64 nice coin for the grade. (Image)

Est. $90-115 SE

1903-O MS63 w/ lovely peripheral toning. A bit weakly struck in the central area on obv & rev, but overall a lovely example of this famous issue. (Image)

Est. $450-550 SE

Balance lot representing (4) versions of the first year of issue incl 1878 8 Tail Feathers AU semi-prooflike (toned), 1878 7 Tail Feathers MS60 white, 1878 7 over 8 Tail Feathers (weak) MS60, & 1878-S MS60. (Image)

Est. $220-260 SE

(4) Diff S-Mint incl 1878-S, 1880-S, 1881-S, & 1882-S all MS63 (+/-) predominantly white w/ some light peripheral toning. (Image)

Est. $210-250 SE

(4) Diff all NGC encapsulated (not graded) from the "Binion" Collection. The famous Binion Hotel in Las Vegas Nevada contained a large hoard of silver dollars which were marketed to the public in NGC holders, a few a which are offered in this lot. The coins are arranged in a handsome display box. (Image)

Est. $100-135 L