The 1881 Morgan Silver Dollar San Francisco – NGC MS64 stands as a shining example of late 19th-century American coinage craftsmanship. Struck at the San Francisco Mint, renowned for producing some of the sharpest and most lustrous Morgan Dollars, this coin embodies both historical significance and collector appeal. With a mintage of 12,760,000, it remains a classic representation of U.S. silver dollar artistry.

This piece has been certified by NGC as MS64, confirming its superior strike, strong luster, and minimal marks for the grade. The San Francisco issues of this era are especially admired for their exceptional eye appeal and high-quality strikes, often outperforming their counterparts from other mints. The coin’s radiant surfaces and detailed features make it a standout in any Morgan Dollar set.

Designed by George T. Morgan, the obverse features Liberty adorned with a Phrygian cap, framed by cotton and wheat—symbols of American prosperity. The reverse showcases a proud eagle with outstretched wings clutching arrows and an olive branch, representing both strength and peace. Each detail comes to life beautifully on this San Francisco issue, showcasing the Mint’s dedication to precision and artistry.

With an NGC population of 119,259, the 1881-S remains a highly collectible yet accessible piece for both seasoned numismatists and new enthusiasts. Its blend of beauty, history, and minting quality ensures its enduring place in the hearts of collectors.

Key Features:

• Mintage: 12,760,000 coins struck at the San Francisco Mint

• Grading: Certified by NGC as MS64 with outstanding luster and sharp details

• NGC Population: 119,259 examples in this grade

• Designer: George T. Morgan’s timeless Liberty and eagle design

The 1881-S Morgan Silver Dollar NGC MS64 is a stunning addition to any collection—an enduring symbol of America’s rich numismatic heritage and the fine craftsmanship of the San Francisco Mint.