Although the 1891 Morgan Silver Dollar has a mintage of 8,693,556, it can be a nice find for collectors. The quality of this coin stinks, with an average strike and bad luster. Nice coins in higher grades are hard to find and can be worth a ton of money. The 1891 Morgan Silver Dollar Proof was a mintage of 650 and finding a good coin could be difficult. In MS-60, the 1891 Silver Dollar is worth $50 and then the value goes up around $40,000 in MS-67 due to the rareness of finding a coin in this grade. The value of the Proof 1891 however, is about average even though it has a low mintage. A PF-60 is worth a bit more than a $1,000, while a PF-67 will go for about $20,000, maybe a little more. VAM-2 and VAM-2A are the coins to look out for as with these coins the ear is doubled and VAM-2A has a die break that resembles a mustache.

1891-CC Morgan Silver Dollar - PCGS MS64 - RARE Coin!    US $1,485.00

1891 CC SILVER MORGAN DOLLAR XF NICE DETAIL    US $132.50

1891-S Morgan Silver Dollar GEM BU - RARE KEY Coin!    US $485.00

The 1891 Morgan Silver Dollar was the fourteenth year that the Morgan Dollar was in production. It was minted in Philadelphia, San Francisco, New Orleans, and Carson City. The mintages for this year are:

Philadelphia-8,694,206

Carson City-1,618,000

New Orleans-7,954,529

San Francisco-5,296,000

There were no special variety or error coins produced this year. The 1891 Morgan Dollar in MS-65 condition can be worth up to $40,000.

1891-S MORGAN DOLLAR- BU    US $33.57

1891-CC Morgan Silver Dollar - PCGS MS64 - RARE Coin!    US $1,485.00

1891 CC SILVER MORGAN DOLLAR XF NICE DETAIL    US $132.50