1899-O Morgan Silver Dollar, 90% Silver

A solid circulated example of the New Orleans Morgan — one of the more sought-after late-series dates from the Crescent City mint. Both sides photograph well, with good detail remaining on Liberty's hair and the eagle's feathers. Details: - Date: 1899 - Mint Mark: O (New Orleans) — reverse, below eagle - Denomination: One Dollar - Series: Morgan Dollar - Silver Content: 90% silver (0.7734 oz ASW) - Obverse: "E Pluribus Unum" / Liberty portrait clearly legible - Reverse: Eagle, wreath, "In God We Trust" all sharp Circulated, moderate wear on the high points — cheek, hair above ear, eagle's breast. Some light toning at the rim on both sides, no cleaning apparent. A honest, original coin. The New Orleans Mint struck Morgan dollars from 1879 all the way through 1904, and its coins came straight out of the post-Reconstruction South — making every "O" mint Morgan a small piece of that era's economic history. *Generated with Gavel AI — please ask questions if the description doesn't seem right.

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