Cull Morgan Dollar - Common Circulated, No Grade, 90% Silver

Cull Morgan Dollars for Sale

Money Metals Exchange is proud to offer pieces of history at bargain prices. Morgan silver dollars spent decades circulating by hand at a time before the United States Mint and U.S. Treasury abandoned precious metals silver and gold coinage for a pure fiat (paper currency without a commodity backing) money system. Precious metals include gold, silver, platinum, palladium, and rhodium.

The cull condition of all of these coins is a bit rough due to standard wear and tear; but, they are certainly in far better shape than the paper notes (dollar bills), which have been mauled by decades of damage brought on by monetary inflation, price inflation issues, and a series of other factors.

The "Morgan" designed silver dollar was minted from 1878 to 1904, and again in 1921. Since 2021, there has been a revival of choice Morgan silver dollars, and the U.S. Mint will begin releasing a new Morgan dollar annually as a quality commemorative investment piece, a proof coin for collectors and investors alike, as of 2023. The one dollar face value coins are called by the name of the signature designer - George T. Morgan. The obverse (heads) features a head profile of a Lady Liberty crowned with "Liberty" as modeled by Anna Willess Williams and encircled by stars; the reverse (tails) displays an American bald eagle with wings spread while clutching an olive branch and arrows in its talons.

The Morgan dollar was the first silver dollar produced after the passage of the Coinage Act of 1873. The U.S. dollar was authorized by information details in the Bland-Allison Act, also known by the title of the Grand Bland Plan of 1878, in a legal move that included the national promotion of bimetallism.

Since the Morgan dollar's start, it has been minted (including the mint mark) in Philadelphia (P or no mint mark), New Orleans (O), San Francisco (S), Carson City (CC), and Denver (D).

The composition of the actual silver weight (ASW) of the 1878 uncirculated Morgan dollar was .77344 Troy ounces with a 90% millesimal fineness, with the remaining 10% being copper, meaning a Morgan dollar is not bullion. The Morgan dollar was eventually replaced by the 1921 Peace silver dollar.

Perhaps the best thing about these Morgan silver dollar culls is their price and accessibility. They are a great way to buy official U.S. silver dollars at the lowest possible premiums and overall pricing. This makes the coin values desirable for those more interested in the amount of troy ounces of silver content you can get, versus the look, age, mintage, type, or design of the coin. Morgan dollars, even if considered cull or junk, still make a fantastic gift and can be used in DIY jewelry or accessories.

Cull coins, much like standard junk silver coins, are primarily bought for their melt value according to their spot value at the time of a sale. Most junk silver coins include pre-1965, 90% silver, dimes, quarters, and half dollars. You can find multiples of these bags of cull silver or junk silver coins for sale on the Money Metals Exchange site. Uncirculated silver coin collections are generally sold in packaging such as tubes, boxes, or assays, as opposed to everything in bags. The price of the bags of junk silver is determined by the quantity of coins.

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Our current buy pricing is $19.38 each and we will buy up to 1,000 ounces at this price. Simply call us on any weekday to lock pricing at 1-800-800-1865.

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