Where was this Morgan Dollar minted?

This coin was struck at the New Orleans Mint in Louisiana, as denoted by the O mint mark visible on the reverse below the eagle. The New Orleans Mint was a major producer of Morgan Dollars throughout the series and is a historically significant facility for 19th-century American coinage.

Is this coin part of a larger series?

Yes, the Morgan Dollar was produced from 1878 to 1904 and again in 1921, making it one of the longest-running and most widely collected U.S. silver dollar series. The 1884-O is a mid-series date struck during peak production years at the New Orleans Mint.

How is this coin packaged for shipping?

The coin is sealed in its PCGS hard plastic slab, which protects it from handling and environmental damage. CoinDuffle ships slabbed coins with additional protective packaging to ensure the holder and coin arrive safely to the buyer.

1884-O Morgan Silver Dollar PCGS MS63

MS63, or Choice Uncirculated, indicates the coin has never circulated and retains full mint luster with only a few scattered contact marks or light blemishes. At this grade, the Morgan Dollar presents strong visual appeal and crisp design detail across both obverse and reverse.