1878-1904 Morgan Dollars MS-63 PCGS (20 Different Dates/Mints)

1878-1904 Morgan Dollars MS-63 PCGS (20 Different Dates/Mints)

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1878-1904 Morgan Dollars MS-63 PCGS (20 Different Dates/Mints)

This extraordinary collection features twenty Morgan Silver Dollars, each certified in superb Mint State-63 condition by PCGS. Spanning the pivotal years of 1878-1904, this set represents an era of American spirit of economic and artistic evolution.

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100% of reviewers recommend this product

Posted By: Texcoinguy

Date: Apr 15, 2024

great value purchase

My first morgan Dollar purchase and was very pleased. A great way to get started with this particular collectible and hope to purchase more in the future. I love to be able to purchase 20 different dates/mints in one purchase.

Posted By: gene

Date: Apr 22, 2014

excellent

future

Posted By: Fred from New York

Date: Dec 28, 2013

Great to deal with!

Bought this to start my Morgan collection. Received 20 different MS-63 coins and was more than pleased. Will be ordering again very soon.

Posted By: The Sandman

Date: Nov 29, 2013

Hit the target right on the bullseye!!

I have found APMEX to be a one-stop shopping site as they carry most everything I'm looking for...from Modern Commemoratives to Ancients and most things in between. Saves me time and in most cases money. They've earned my business; not to mention...trust.

Posted By: EdS

Date: Sep 20, 2013

Its for the children

I bought 4 sets of these for my grand children for the upcoming Christmas. My thoughst were being they were PCGS graded and in holders they would be easy to liquidate should the need arise. Meanwhile they are in fact a piece of American history, beautiful coins and when considering the years to college for the children they might just be worth quite a bit more than the money sitting in a low yield CD