1904-O Morgan Silver Dollar, 90% Silver

A lustrous 1904 Morgan dollar with a small but important letter hiding below the eagle on the reverse — that "O" marks New Orleans, one of the more sought-after Morgan mint marks. The obverse shows sharp hair and facial detail with nice remaining luster; the reverse eagle is well-struck and the fields have a pleasing cartwheel sheen. Light contact marks consistent with a coin that circulated briefly, if at all. Details: - Date: 1904 - Mint Mark: O — New Orleans (reverse, below eagle) - Denomination: One Dollar - Series: Morgan Dollar - Composition: 90% silver, 10% copper - Obverse: E Pluribus Unum, Liberty portrait - Reverse: Heraldic eagle, "In God We Trust" Circulated with minimal wear — details remain crisp and luster is largely intact. A solid example of a classic American silver dollar. The New Orleans Mint struck its final coins in 1909, and the 1904-O was among its last Morgan dollars ever produced — making every one a small piece of that mint's closing chapter. *Generated with Gavel AI — please ask questions if the description doesn't seem right.

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