1893 Morgan Dollar PR-63 Cameo PCGS

This 1893 Morgan Dollar has been certified as PR-63 by PCGS, one of the top two coin grading services. This coin has a population of only 10 coins!
Coin Highlights:

• This 1893 Proof Morgan Dollar boasts a low mintage of just 792 coins, making it a rare and desirable addition to any collection.
• Population of 10 coins at this grade level, with only 47 graded higher, emphasizing its scarcity in this condition.
• PCGS encapsulation ensures the coin’s PR-63 condition, preserving its stunning proof finish and intricate design details.
• Coins from the Philadelphia Mint do not feature a mint mark.

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The Morgan Dollar series is closely tied to the massive silver discoveries of the Comstock Lode, one of the richest silver veins in American history. Located in Nevada, the Comstock Lode played a crucial role in supplying silver for U.S. coinage during the late 19th century, fueling the production of Morgan Dollars. However, by 1893, silver supplies dwindled, leading to lower mintages for many Morgan Dollar issues, including this scarce proof striking.

Proof Morgan Dollars were meticulously struck using specially prepared dies and polished planchets, creating coins with sharp details and deep, reflective surfaces. Unlike business strike coins intended for circulation, proofs were struck multiple times under higher pressure to achieve a bold, mirror-like finish. These exquisite coins were primarily produced for collectors and dignitaries, making them significantly rarer than their circulation-strike counterparts.