One of the rarest Morgan dollars from the San Francisco mint, the 1901-S Morgan Silver Dollar can be difficult to come by. The 1901-S has a mintage of 2,284,000 dollars, which is fairly low. The luster of these coins is usually decent, but unfortunately, the strike tends to be weak. Coins in MS-65 condition start to get expensive. The 1901-S Morgan Dollar is worth around $500 as an MS-60 condition coin, an MS-65 is close to $3,500, MS-66 is about $11,000 or so, and the MS-67 has a value near the $40,000 mark.
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The 1901-O Morgan Dollar was minted as a bad coin with many of the 13,320,000 coins minted having a poor strike. Before a large amount of these coins were released in the early 1960s, the 1901-O Morgan in uncirculated condition was a very rare coin. Today, however, it's n0t of too much rarity, it's just about how good of quality the Mint state coins are. Most of time, the luster of the 1901-O is pretty decent. The value of this coin is average, about $30 in MS-60, over $800 in MS-66, and up to $22,000 in MS-67.
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The 1901 Morgan Silver Dollar is one of the rarest uncirculated coins to find in the Morgan Dollar series. This is even after the fact that there were 6,962,000 1901 Silver Dollars minted this year with a proof 1901 mintage of 813. 1901 Dollars in circulated grades are easier to find. The strike tends to be okay but maybe sometimes light. The 1901 Morgan Dollar has VAM-3, VAM-5, VAM-7, and VAM-16, which are all of more recognizable stature. VAM-3 is a doubled reverse which is extremely valuable. The 1901 VAM-5 features a doubled ear and eyelid. VAM-7 has doubled wings and doubled arrows on the reverse of the coin. VAM-16 is very close to being the same as VAM-5. The 1901 Morgan is worth about $2,700 in MS-60, about $47,000 as MS-64, and over $300,000 as MS-65. The 1901 VAM-3 with the double die reverse is worth about $22,000 as MS-61. The 1901 Proof Morgan Dollar is worth about $1,500 in PF-60 and up to around $23,000 in PF-67.
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The 1901 Morgan Silver Dollar was the twenty-fourth coin in the Morgan Dollar series. It was minted in Philadelphia, San Francisco, and New Orleans. The mintages for this year are:
Philadelphia-6,962,813
New Orleans-13,320,000
San Francisco-2,284,000
There was a 1901 Double-Die Reverse coin produced this year. The 1901-S Morgan Dollar in MS-67 condition has sold for as much as $40,000.
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