Struck at the historic New Orleans Mint, this 1883-O Morgan Silver Dollar is a treasure for both silver enthusiasts and VAM collectors. The coin bears the VAM-4 O/O mintmark variety, where the “O” mintmark was boldly repunched over another, creating a distinct and highly sought-after feature recognized in the Top 100 VAM list. With a mintage of 8,725,000, only a select few examples display this dramatic error.

Graded MS61 by PCGS, this coin exhibits the sharp luster and detail expected from an uncirculated Morgan Dollar, with minor marks typical of the grade. The VAM-4 variety is particularly appealing due to its clear repunched mintmark, a hallmark of the hand-punched era at the New Orleans Mint. Collectors value it for its blend of minting history, rarity, and visual intrigue.

Designed by George T. Morgan, the obverse features Lady Liberty wearing a Phrygian cap adorned with wheat and cotton, symbolizing America’s agricultural strength. The reverse depicts a proud bald eagle clutching arrows and an olive branch—a timeless emblem of strength and peace. This design remains one of the most beloved in U.S. coinage history.

With only 20 coins graded MS61 by PCGS, this piece offers an exceptional opportunity for collectors seeking rarity within the Morgan Dollar series. Its combination of mintmark variety, high grade, and limited population makes it a standout example of 19th-century American minting craftsmanship.

Key Features:

• 1883-O Morgan Silver Dollar struck at the historic New Orleans Mint

• VAM-4 O/O repunched mintmark variety, recognized in the Top 100 VAMs

• Certified PCGS MS61 with a population of just 20 coins

• Struck in 90% silver, 38.1 mm diameter, with a mintage of 8,725,000

A shining relic from the Gilded Age, this 1883-O VAM-4 Morgan Silver Dollar captures the artistry and precision of America’s early minting era. Add this Top 100 variety to your collection today and own a true piece of numismatic history.