USA. A Pair (2x) of USA Silver Morgan Dollars 1883-O, 1888 (Utan reservationspris)

The Morgan dollar was originally issued as legal tender, but these coins are now held by collectors, (because these coins are higher in value), but legally these Morgan dollars are legal tender. The collector value is higher than the face value of a US dollar.
The coins from the year 1883, 1888 were minted in Philadelphia, Carson City, New Orleans and San Francisco
the weight of these coins is 26.73 grams, silver content 900/1000, net silver 24.075 grams.
The 1883 and 1888 coins were minted during the time Groves Cleveland was President of the US (1883 - 1889
The mintage of the 1883 Morgan dollar is 12.29 million and that of the 1888 dollar is 19.18 million, but America is big!
The obverse of these coins is not Morgan himself, the Morgan dollar is named after George T. Morgan a
British, designer who worked for the Mint in America. The portrait is an allegorical representation of
Lady Liberty, the reverse is an eagle with arrows in its claw, surrounded by mistletoe, with the text
above the eagle "In God we trust"

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