Another rare coin of the series, the 1903-S Morgan Silver Dollar is difficult to find in uncirculated grades as well as in higher circulated conditions. It was minted as only 1,241,000 coins, one of the lowest mintages of the whole Morgan Dollar series. The 1903-S VAM-2 Morgan Dollar is very hard to find, especially in higher grades; it is known for a small "s" mintmark. Other than being rare and expensive the 1903-S is a nice find, usually well struck and with nice, appealing luster. The 1903-S is worth about $3,500 in MS-60, about $18,000 in MS-66, and $75,000 as MS-67.

1903-S PCGS VF30 * Key Date Morgan Dollar *    US $209.00

1903 S Morgan Silver Dollar Graded by PCGS VF30 Rare    US $199.99

1903-S MORGAN $1 BETTER DATE CIRC W DAMAGE TRY US! 4826    US $75.00

One key date coin in the series is the 1904-S Morgan Silver Dollar. There were 2,304,000 coins made for this year, most with average strikes. Uncirculated coins are hard to find and can get expensive. Extra fine and very fine coins are decent replacements if you don't have the money and want a nice coin to fill the gap. The 1904-S Morgan Dollar ranges in price from a few hundred dollars over $1,000 in MS-60 to about $10,000 in MS-65, and then over $45,000 as an MS-67.

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The 1904-O Morgan Silver Dollar is the last Morgan Dollar that was ever minted in New Orleans. Before late 1962, this was one of the rarest New Orleans' minted coins in the whole series. The strikes are average or so, but the coins are very appealing. The 1904-O VAM-4B is known for die clashing in numerous places on the coin along with a doubled 9 in the date and pitting on the reverse of the dollar. The 1904-O Morgan was minted as 3,720,000 and is worth around $30 in MS-60 and up to $4,000 or so as MS-67.

1904-O Gem Plus Morgan Dollar * Old Holder *    US $125.00

1904-O MORGAN SILVER DOLLAR CHOICE UNCIRCULATED (A GEM)    US $39.90

1904-O $1 Silver Morgan Dollar BU Flashy Luster Proofli    US $86.95

The 1904 Morgan is not great year with bad strike and luster. There were 2,788,000 regular coins mined along with 650 proof dollars. The nicer dollars are difficult to acquire. The proof coins are also struck lightly. The 1904 Morgan Silver Dollar in MS-60 is worth about $100 and up to $13,000 in MS-66. The 1904 Proof Dollar is worth about $1,400 in PF-60 and then $25,000 as a PF-67.

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Another rare coin of the series, the 1903-S Morgan Silver Dollar is difficult to find in uncirculated grades as well as in higher circulated conditions. It was minted as only 1,241,000 coins, one of the lowest mintages of the whole Morgan Dollar series. The 1903-S VAM-2 Morgan Dollar is very hard to find, especially in higher grades; it is known for a small "s" mintmark. Other than being rare and expensive the 1903-S is a nice find, usually well struck and with nice, appealing luster. The 1903-S is worth about $3,500 in MS-60, about $18,000 in MS-66, and $75,000 as MS-67.

1903 S Morgan Silver Dollar Graded by PCGS VF30 Rare    US $199.99

1903 S MORGAN SILVER DOLLAR 1$ COIN C7800    US $100.00

1903 S MORGAN SILVER DOLLAR 1$ COIN C301    US $195.00

Although the 1903-O Morgan Dollar was minted as 4,450,000 coins, it was a very rare coin. That is, until the 1960s, when a large amount of them were released. They are found well struck with lots of great luster. The value of this year is odd in the fact that it is one of the lowest valued Morgan Dollars in higher Mint State conditions, but it in the lower uncirculated grades, its value is very high for that condition. The 1903-O Silver Dollar is worth about $45o-$480 in MS-60, about $1000 as MS-66, and then almost $5,000 in MS-67 condition.

1903-O Morgan Silver Dollar, Blast White Gem BU    US $556.00

1903-O MORGAN SILVER DOLLAR GEM uncirculated    US $450.00

1903 O MORGAN SILVER DOLLAR MS 63 PCGS (#8212)    US $442.49

The 1903 Morgan Dollar is an excellent dollar for collecting. It has a mintage of 4,652,000 beautifully struck, attractive luster coins. The 755 1903 Proof Morgan Dollars are of unfortunately weak strike and not as nice looking as the circulation mintage coins. No die varieties are special for this particular date. The 1903 in MS-60 is worth about $70 and goes up to a very low $3,500 or so in MS-67. The proof 1903 is not much better, about $1,400 in PF-60 and $18,000 in PF-67.

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