1902-O Morgan Silver Dollar, 90% Silver

A solid circulated example of the New Orleans Morgan dollar — one of the workhorses of the series. The obverse shows Lady Liberty with good hair detail still intact, and the reverse eagle is clear with moderate even wear across the high points. The "O" mint mark is plainly visible below the eagle on the reverse, confirming the New Orleans strike. Details: - Date: 1902 - Mint Mark: O — New Orleans - Denomination: One Dollar - Series: Morgan Dollar - Silver Content: 90% silver (pre-1965) - Holder: Cardboard 2x2 flip, hand-labeled "1902 O" Circulated with moderate wear; design elements readable throughout, no major hits or damage visible. A nice type coin with a little Southern history behind it. Fun fact: The New Orleans Mint reopened in 1879 specifically to help strike the flood of Morgan dollars authorized by the Bland-Allison Act — silver dollars were being pumped out by the millions to satisfy Western mining interests, and New Orleans did its part right up until the mint closed for good in 1909. *Generated with Gavel AI — please ask questions if the description doesn't seem right.

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