The 1900 Morgan Silver Dollar represents a classic chapter in American coinage, struck at the Philadelphia Mint during the renowned Morgan Dollar era. Designed by George T. Morgan, this historic 90% silver dollar combines enduring artistry with the appeal of an early 20th-century U.S. coin.

With a mintage of 8,830,000 pieces, the 1900 Philadelphia Morgan Dollar is a popular choice for collectors building a date set or expanding a collection of classic U.S. silver coinage. This example is certified PCGS MS63, offering the collector a professionally graded Mint State specimen with attractive Sight White appearance.

The coin is composed of 90% silver and 10% copper, weighing 26.73 grams with a 38.10 mm diameter and reeded edge. Its estimated Sight White population of 200 or less makes this particularly appealing to collectors seeking a cleaner, more desirable example within the certified population.

The PCGS MS63 certification provides confidence in the coin's condition, while the Sight White designation highlights its appealing visual presentation. With its historic Philadelphia Mint origin, substantial silver content, and classic Morgan Dollar design, this piece is an excellent addition to any U.S. silver dollar collection.

Key Features

• 1900 Morgan Silver Dollar struck at the Philadelphia Mint
• PCGS MS63 certified with a PCGS population of 15,809
• Estimated Sight White population of 200 or less
• 90% silver composition with 26.73 grams of total weight

Add a classic piece of American numismatic history to your collection with this 1900 Philadelphia Morgan Silver Dollar—a certified Mint State example with desirable Sight White appeal and timeless Morgan Dollar artistry.