The 1881-S Morgan Silver Dollar is one of the most desirable issues in the Morgan series, prized for its strong strike and exceptional luster. Struck at the San Francisco Mint, this coin comes from a mintage of 12,760,000 pieces, yet only a select few have survived in superb condition with prooflike surfaces. This offering is certified by PCGS as MS65 PL, making it a true collector’s treasure.

What makes this coin even more special is its certification in an Old Green Holder (OGH), one of the most collectible PCGS slab varieties. With an estimated population of just 10 or fewer examples in this designation, owning one places you in a very elite group of collectors. OGH coins are highly sought after for their vintage appeal and their reputation for conservative grading standards.

The prooflike (PL) designation further elevates this coin’s rarity and desirability. PL Morgans exhibit mirror-like fields that mimic the appearance of a proof coin, reflecting the exceptional quality of the strike. When paired with its gem-level grade of MS65, the eye appeal is simply outstanding.

With just 2,149 coins graded MS65 PL by PCGS overall, and only a handful in Old Green Holders, this coin represents both a significant numismatic rarity and a piece of grading history. Collectors of Morgan Dollars, registry set builders, and enthusiasts of early PCGS slabs will all recognize the extraordinary opportunity this coin presents.

Key Features:

• Struck at the San Francisco Mint with a mintage of 12,760,000.

• Certified by PCGS MS65 PL, offering superb gem quality with prooflike surfaces.

• Encased in an Old Green Holder (OGH), with an estimated surviving population of 10 or fewer.

• PCGS population of only 2,149 coins at the MS65 PL grade.
  

This 1881-S Morgan Silver Dollar in Old Green Holder is a true prize for advanced collectors. Combining rarity, eye appeal, and a legendary pedigree, it won’t be available for long—secure it today while you can.