FREE: +++ 1897-S MORGAN DOLLAR 90% SILVER +++

More than half a billion Morgan dollars were struck from 1878 through 1904, with production taking place at the main mint in Philadelphia and the branches in New Orleans, San Francisco and Carson City. Carson City production was generally much lower and ended altogether after that branch was closed in 1893. The coin came back for one final curtain call in 1921, when more than 86 million examples were produced under the terms of the Pittman Act at Philadelphia, San Francisco and Denver—but that was a double-edged sword: Under the 1918 legislation, more than 270 million older silver dollars, almost all Morgans, had been melted. The law required replacements for these, but most were of the Peace design, which replaced the Morgan version at the end of 1921

I didn't know all that stuff. You're smart

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I really meant it. I really didn't know all that stuff. But you're right, you're not that smart

nice morgan!

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That's strange, the Blue Book I have states the mintage at "5,825,000" Do you go by the "Official Blue Book"? Mine's 2013 issued blue book. lol. Fanned & watching... BTW, my figures are correct. You're making $125 profit from a $25 coin :) woo! Nice auction!

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