Struck at the Philadelphia Mint, the 1885 Morgan Silver Dollar stands as a brilliant example of America’s golden age of coinage. The coin’s superb strike and vibrant luster reflect the precision and artistry of the nation’s main mint during the height of the Morgan Dollar era. With a mintage of 17,787,000, most examples saw heavy circulation—making this NGC MS66+ survivor an exceptional find.

This coin’s NGC MS66+ grade places it among the finest known examples, showcasing nearly flawless fields, sharp details, and outstanding eye appeal. Only 154 coins have achieved this lofty grade, placing it well above typical Mint State pieces. The “plus” designation from NGC further confirms that this example sits at the high end of the MS66 category, verging on gem perfection.

Designed by George T. Morgan, the obverse features Lady Liberty wearing a Phrygian cap adorned with wheat and cotton, representing America’s strength and unity. The reverse displays a majestic eagle with outstretched wings holding arrows and an olive branch—a timeless symbol of both power and peace. This enduring design remains one of the most beloved in U.S. coinage history.

With its combination of superb preservation, stunning luster, and limited population, this 1885 Morgan Silver Dollar is a true collector’s treasure. Its rarity at the MS66+ level ensures strong demand among serious numismatists seeking the finest examples of classic American silver.

Key Features:

• 1885 Morgan Silver Dollar struck at the Philadelphia Mint

• Certified NGC MS66+, among the finest known examples

• Only 154 coins graded MS66+ by NGC

• Mintage of 17,787,000, but very few survive in near-perfect condition

A dazzling survivor from the height of America’s silver dollar era, this 1885 Morgan Silver Dollar – NGC MS66+ embodies both rarity and beauty. Don’t miss the opportunity to own one of the most impressive Philadelphia Mint Morgans known today.