Celebrate a historic piece of American numismatic heritage with this 1879-S Morgan Silver Dollar graded MS63 by PCGS — a beautiful mint state example from the renowned San Francisco Mint and an early issue in the legendary Morgan Dollar series.
A Classic Morgan Silver Dollar
The Morgan Silver Dollar, first introduced in 1878 by the United States Mint, remains one of the most iconic and widely collected coins in American numismatic history.
The obverse features the elegant portrait of Lady Liberty, wearing a Phrygian cap adorned with cotton and wheat — symbols of American prosperity and unity. The reverse displays the powerful American eagle with outstretched wings, representing strength, freedom, and national pride.
The “S” mintmark indicates the coin was struck at the historic San Francisco Mint, a facility known for producing some of the finest Morgan Dollars.
Struck in 90% silver, Morgan Dollars remain a cornerstone of American coin collecting.
MS63 – Attractive Mint State Quality
Graded MS63 by PCGS, this coin displays strong mint luster with moderate contact marks typical of mint state coins while maintaining excellent overall eye appeal.
The MS63 grade highlights:
• Bright original mint luster
• Clear and well-defined design details
• Attractive mint state preservation
• Certified authenticity by PCGS
Coins in this grade offer an excellent balance of quality, beauty, and collectible value.
Collector Demand & Historic Appeal
The 1879-S Morgan Silver Dollar is a desirable early issue from the Morgan Dollar series and remains a favorite among collectors due to its classic design and historic mint origin.
Certified examples like this PCGS MS63 specimen provide collectors with a beautiful and historically significant American silver dollar.
