1878-CC VF natural grey w/ attractive highlights. (Image)

Est. $125-160 SE

(5) 1879-S all pure white MS60+ to MS63 originals. (Image)

Est. $240-300 SE

1880-CC Reverse of '79 MS60+. Pure white obv w/ a medium champagne-toned rev. A few too many bagmarks for a higher grade designation. (Image)

Est. $550-650 SE

1881-CC MS63 pure white and attractive. (Image)

Est. $525-625 SE

1882-CC F+ cleaned. (Image)

Est. $100-125 SE

1882-CC MS63 pure white. (Image)

Est. $280-350 SE

1882-CC MS63 in GSA box w/ papers. The subtle champagne toning on the rev of this coin that today would be looked upon as a positive feature, wasn't viewed as favorably in the 1970s when the GSA auctioned the government's Carson City hoard. This coin was offered in the "Mixed CC Dollars" category instead of the "Uncirculated" category despite being a fully mint-state coin. The rev toning is the likely reason. Bidders could obtain "Mixed CC Dollars" for $15 each, whereas the "Uncirculated" coins required a starting bid of $30 or more. (Image)

Est. $250-300 SE

1883-CC MS60 in a GSA holder w/ papers. This coin is blast white w/ semi-prooflike surfaces but an inordinately large number of bagmarks keep it somewhere in the lower mint state grades. (Image)

Est. $240-280 SE

1884-CC MS60+ pure white in GSA pack w/ papers. (Image)

Est. $240-300 SE

1884-S XF+ brightened. Ample detail but a polished appearance. Still ok. (Image)

Est. $135-160 SE

1885 PCGS MS64 lovely rainbow toning on obv & rev. (Image)

Est. $80-110 SE

1885-CC MS63 pure white w/ a small streak of peripheral toning on the obv K6 to 11. (Image)

Est. $575-675 SE

1886 PCGS MS64 lovely light peripheral toning on satiny fields. (Image)

Est. $80-110 SE

1887 NGC MS64 (original series "old fatty" holder) frosty appearance w/ beautiful toning around the periphery. (Image)

Est. $80-110 SE

1896-S VF original w/ medium toning and nice highlights. Even in this grade, the 96-S is hard to come by. A very difficult coin XF and above as the price guides indicate. (Image)

Est. $80-115 SE

1899 VF perfectly original. (Image)

Est. $105-130 SE

1899 AU+ beautiful original predominantly white w/ light toning in some of the recessed areas around the periphery (Image)

Est. $150-200 SE

1899-O PCGS MS63 (OGH). Beautiful rainbow-toned rev, lovely coin for the grade. Probably MS64 by today's standards. (Image)

Est. $62-75 SE

1903 MS63++ A small hairline patch by Liberty's eye (barely visible even w/ magnification) is the only thing keeping this coin out of the gem category. Lovely white coin w/ good luster and mark-free surfaces. (Image)

Est. $125-150 SE

1903-O VG+ and brightened. Too bad the coin endured some poor treatment because the 1903-O is one of the rarest Morgan Dollars in a circulated grade. (Image)

Est. $300-350 SE

1904-S VF original light grey. Even though this coin is in a "lower" grade, it's too pretty to ignore. (Image)

Est. $60-75 SE

1921-S MS63 predominantly white (mottled toning on rev.) Only small marks on the upper cheek and neck keep it from a higher grade. A pleasing example of this surprisingly scarce date often overlooked. (Image)

Est. $80-110 SE

(20) 1878 Round Breast // 1897-O commons w/ dup most VF to XF+ originals. (Image)

Est. $525-600 HWC-ROLL

(20) 1878 // 1899-O commons w/ dup most VG to F+ originals. (Image)

Est. $500-600 HWC-ROLL

(20) 1878 // 1902 w/ minor dup most grade XF to AU+ original. A few show attempts at cleaning still a sound group. (Image)

Est. $460-560 HWC-ROLL