1924 Peace Silver Dollar MS-65 Top 4 most trusted Numismatic Grading Companies; (ICG) Independent Coin Graders 1998, established in 1998. ( ANACS) American Numismatic Association Certification, established in 1979. (PCGS) Professional Coin Grading Service, established in 1986. (NGC) Numismatic Guaranty Corporation, established in 1987.

2011 Liberia S$5 Shinkansen PF-69 UC-Bullet Train Top 4 most trusted Numismatic Grading Companies; (ICG) Independent Coin Graders 1998, established in 1998. ( ANACS) American Numismatic Association Certification, established in 1979. (PCGS) Professional Coin Grading Service, established in 1986. (NGC) Numismatic Guaranty Corporation, established in 1987.

1925 Lexington Half Dollar MS-65 Top 4 most trusted Numismatic Grading Companies; (ICG) Independent Coin Graders 1998, established in 1998. ( ANACS) American Numismatic Association Certification, established in 1979. (PCGS) Professional Coin Grading Service, established in 1986. (NGC) Numismatic Guaranty Corporation, established in 1987.

1883-CC Morgan Silver Dollar MS-63 Top 4 most trusted Numismatic Grading Companies; (ICG) Independent Coin Graders 1998, established in 1998. ( ANACS) American Numismatic Association Certification, established in 1979. (PCGS) Professional Coin Grading Service, established in 1986. (NGC) Numismatic Guaranty Corporation, established in 1987.

1881-S Morgan Silver Dollar MS-65 Top 4 most trusted Numismatic Grading Companies; (ICG) Independent Coin Graders 1998, established in 1998. ( ANACS) American Numismatic Association Certification, established in 1979. (PCGS) Professional Coin Grading Service, established in 1986. (NGC) Numismatic Guaranty Corporation, established in 1987.

1882-S Morgan Silver Dollar MS-64

2019-P Apollo 11 50th Anniversary FS MS-70 Top 4 most trusted Numismatic Grading Companies; (ICG) Independent Coin Graders 1998, established in 1998. ( ANACS) American Numismatic Association Certification, established in 1979. (PCGS) Professional Coin Grading Service, established in 1986. (NGC) Numismatic Guaranty Corporation, established in 1987.

1921 Morgan Silver Dollar MS-65 Top 4 most trusted Numismatic Grading Companies; (ICG) Independent Coin Graders 1998, established in 1998. ( ANACS) American Numismatic Association Certification, established in 1979. (PCGS) Professional Coin Grading Service, established in 1986. (NGC) Numismatic Guaranty Corporation, established in 1987.

1921 Pilgrim 50C Tercentenary Silver Coin MS-65

1883-O Morgan Silver Dollar MS-64+

1882 Morgan Silver Dollar MS-65+ NOTIFICATION: SGS spends numerous hours each week to hand-pick coins of high quality, regardless of the grading company’s MS value printed on each slab. Please review the PCI (as an example) Graded Coins carefully, for although PCI (and others) are known for their inconsistencies in grading levels (often over-valuing in grade), SGS takes great efforts to set the opening “Bid” at a value that allows a good deal for the bidder/purchaser. Once a coin is reviewed for its “more-true” elements of Luster & Details, an opening bid is calculated, then SGS reduces that value to assist in paying for the Buyer Premium and at least a portion of the shipping. In this manner, the customer gets a great deal with each purchase. If you bid & win a PCI Graded Coin, you have SGS’s guarantee that the coin will be worth what you pay for it, often times worth more. So review that PCI Graded coin with confidence that you are getting a good deal with a guarantee of the coin’s worth. If at any time a customer proves that the coin they purchased was over-priced, SGS will refund the difference. Beautiful coins deserve consideration, regardless of the grading company someone decided to use long ago, so judge for yourself these beautiful coins.

1886 Morgan Silver Dollar MS-66+ NOTIFICATION: SGS spends numerous hours each week to hand-pick coins of high quality, regardless of the grading company’s MS value printed on each slab. Please review the PCI (as an example) Graded Coins carefully, for although PCI (and others) are known for their inconsistencies in grading levels (often over-valuing in grade), SGS takes great efforts to set the opening “Bid” at a value that allows a good deal for the bidder/purchaser. Once a coin is reviewed for its “more-true” elements of Luster & Details, an opening bid is calculated, then SGS reduces that value to assist in paying for the Buyer Premium and at least a portion of the shipping. In this manner, the customer gets a great deal with each purchase. If you bid & win a PCI Graded Coin, you have SGS’s guarantee that the coin will be worth what you pay for it, often times worth more. So review that PCI Graded coin with confidence that you are getting a good deal with a guarantee of the coin’s worth. If at any time a customer proves that the coin they purchased was over-priced, SGS will refund the difference. Beautiful coins deserve consideration, regardless of the grading company someone decided to use long ago, so judge for yourself these beautiful coins.

1886 Morgan Silver Dollar MS-65 Top 4 most most trusted Numismatic Grading Companies; (ICG) Independent Coin Graders 1998, established in 1998. ( ANACS) American Numismatic Association Certification, established in 1979. (PCGS) Professional Coin Grading Service, established in 1986. (NGC) Numismatic Guaranty Corporation, established in 1987.

1900 Morgan Silver Dollar MS-65 NOTIFICATION: SGS spends numerous hours each week to hand-pick coins of high quality, regardless of the grading company’s MS value printed on each slab. Please review the PCI (as an example) Graded Coins carefully, for although PCI (and others) are known for their inconsistencies in grading levels (often over-valuing in grade), SGS takes great efforts to set the opening “Bid” at a value that allows a good deal for the bidder/purchaser. Once a coin is reviewed for its “more-true” elements of Luster & Details, an opening bid is calculated, then SGS reduces that value to assist in paying for the Buyer Premium and at least a portion of the shipping. In this manner, the customer gets a great deal with each purchase. If you bid & win a PCI Graded Coin, you have SGS’s guarantee that the coin will be worth what you pay for it, often times worth more. So review that PCI Graded coin with confidence that you are getting a good deal with a guarantee of the coin’s worth. If at any time a customer proves that the coin they purchased was over-priced, SGS will refund the difference. Beautiful coins deserve consideration, regardless of the grading company someone decided to use long ago, so judge for yourself these beautiful coins.

c.88 BC Ptolemaic Kingdom VF 2-3

1949-D Franklin Half Dollar MS-65 FBL NOTIFICATION: SGS spends numerous hours each week to hand-pick coins of high quality, regardless of the grading company’s MS value printed on each slab. Please review the PCI (as an example) Graded Coins carefully, for although PCI (and others) are known for their inconsistencies in grading levels (often over-valuing in grade), SGS takes great efforts to set the opening “Bid” at a value that allows a good deal for the bidder/purchaser. Once a coin is reviewed for its “more-true” elements of Luster & Details, an opening bid is calculated, then SGS reduces that value to assist in paying for the Buyer Premium and at least a portion of the shipping. In this manner, the customer gets a great deal with each purchase. If you bid & win a PCI/Other Graded Coin, you have SGS’s guarantee that the coin will be worth what you pay for it, often times worth more. So review that PCI Graded coin with confidence that you are getting a good deal with a guarantee of the coin’s worth. If at any time a customer proves that the coin they purchased was over-priced, SGS will refund the difference. Beautiful coins deserve consideration, regardless of the grading company someone decided to use long ago, so judge for yourself these beautiful coins.

Collection of State PCGS Graded Quarters (20) All 20 coins were reviewed and found to have an average value of $25. For this Lot's 20 Coins ($25 x 20) the total worth for this Lot is: $500.00

1881 Morgan Silver Dollar MS-65

1896 Morgan Silver Dollar MS-66 NOTIFICATION: SGS spends numerous hours each week to hand-pick coins of high quality, regardless of the grading company’s MS value printed on each slab. Please review the PCI (as an example) Graded Coins carefully, for although PCI (and others) are known for their inconsistencies in grading levels (often over-valuing in grade), SGS takes great efforts to set the opening “Bid” at a value that allows a good deal for the bidder/purchaser. Once a coin is reviewed for its “more-true” elements of Luster & Details, an opening bid is calculated, then SGS reduces that value to assist in paying for the Buyer Premium and at least a portion of the shipping. In this manner, the customer gets a great deal with each purchase. If you bid & win a PCI Graded Coin, you have SGS’s guarantee that the coin will be worth what you pay for it, often times worth more. So review that PCI Graded coin with confidence that you are getting a good deal with a guarantee of the coin’s worth. If at any time a customer proves that the coin they purchased was over-priced, SGS will refund the difference. Beautiful coins deserve consideration, regardless of the grading company someone decided to use long ago, so judge for yourself these beautiful coins.

1882-S Morgan Silver Dollar MS-66 + PL (Holder mislabeled as 1881). NOTIFICATION: SGS spends numerous hours each week to hand-pick coins of high quality, regardless of the grading company’s MS value printed on each slab. Please review the PCI (as an example) Graded Coins carefully, for although PCI (and others) are known for their inconsistencies in grading levels (often over-valuing in grade), SGS takes great efforts to set the opening “Bid” at a value that allows a good deal for the bidder/purchaser. Once a coin is reviewed for its “more-true” elements of Luster & Details, an opening bid is calculated, then SGS reduces that value to assist in paying for the Buyer Premium and at least a portion of the shipping. In this manner, the customer gets a great deal with each purchase. If you bid & win a PCI Graded Coin, you have SGS’s guarantee that the coin will be worth what you pay for it, often times worth more. So review that PCI Graded coin with confidence that you are getting a good deal with a guarantee of the coin’s worth. If at any time a customer proves that the coin they purchased was over-priced, SGS will refund the difference. Beautiful coins deserve consideration, regardless of the grading company someone decided to use long ago, so judge for yourself these beautiful coins.

1881-S Morgan Silver Dollar MS-66 NOTIFICATION: SGS spends numerous hours each week to hand-pick coins of high quality, regardless of the grading company’s MS value printed on each slab. Please review the PCI (as an example) Graded Coins carefully, for although PCI (and others) are known for their inconsistencies in grading levels (often over-valuing in grade), SGS takes great efforts to set the opening “Bid” at a value that allows a good deal for the bidder/purchaser. Once a coin is reviewed for its “more-true” elements of Luster & Details, an opening bid is calculated, then SGS reduces that value to assist in paying for the Buyer Premium and at least a portion of the shipping. In this manner, the customer gets a great deal with each purchase. If you bid & win a PCI Graded Coin, you have SGS’s guarantee that the coin will be worth what you pay for it, often times worth more. So review that PCI Graded coin with confidence that you are getting a good deal with a guarantee of the coin’s worth. If at any time a customer proves that the coin they purchased was over-priced, SGS will refund the difference. Beautiful coins deserve consideration, regardless of the grading company someone decided to use long ago, so judge for yourself these beautiful coins.

1880-S Morgan Silver Dollar MS-67 DMPL NOTIFICATION: SGS spends numerous hours each week to hand-pick coins of high quality, regardless of the grading company’s MS value printed on each slab. Please review the PCI (as an example) Graded Coins carefully, for although PCI (and others) are known for their inconsistencies in grading levels (often over-valuing in grade), SGS takes great efforts to set the opening “Bid” at a value that allows a good deal for the bidder/purchaser. Once a coin is reviewed for its “more-true” elements of Luster & Details, an opening bid is calculated, then SGS reduces that value to assist in paying for the Buyer Premium and at least a portion of the shipping. In this manner, the customer gets a great deal with each purchase. If you bid & win a PCI Graded Coin, you have SGS’s guarantee that the coin will be worth what you pay for it, often times worth more. So review that PCI Graded coin with confidence that you are getting a good deal with a guarantee of the coin’s worth. If at any time a customer proves that the coin they purchased was over-priced, SGS will refund the difference. Beautiful coins deserve consideration, regardless of the grading company someone decided to use long ago, so judge for yourself these beautiful coins.

1884-O Morgan Silver Dollar MS-65 Top 4 most most trusted Numismatic Grading Companies; (ICG) Independent Coin Graders 1998, established in 1998. (ANACS) American Numismatic Association Certification, established in 1979. (PCGS) Professional Coin Grading Service, established in 1986. (NGC) Numismatic Guaranty Corporation, established in 1987.

1881-S Morgan Silver Dollar MS-65+ NOTIFICATION: SGS spends numerous hours each week to hand-pick coins of high quality, regardless of the grading company’s MS value printed on each slab. Please review the PCI (as an example) Graded Coins carefully, for although PCI (and others) are known for their inconsistencies in grading levels (often over-valuing in grade), SGS takes great efforts to set the opening “Bid” at a value that allows a good deal for the bidder/purchaser. Once a coin is reviewed for its “more-true” elements of Luster & Details, an opening bid is calculated, then SGS reduces that value to assist in paying for the Buyer Premium and at least a portion of the shipping. In this manner, the customer gets a great deal with each purchase. If you bid & win a PCI/Other Graded Coin, you have SGS’s guarantee that the coin will be worth what you pay for it, often times worth more. So review that PCI Graded coin with confidence that you are getting a good deal with a guarantee of the coin’s worth. If at any time a customer proves that the coin they purchased was over-priced, SGS will refund the difference. Beautiful coins deserve consideration, regardless of the grading company someone decided to use long ago, so judge for yourself these beautiful coins.

1878-S Morgan Silver Dollar MS-65 NOTIFICATION: SGS spends numerous hours each week to hand-pick coins of high quality, regardless of the grading company’s MS value printed on each slab. Please review the PCI (as an example) Graded Coins carefully, for although PCI (and others) are known for their inconsistencies in grading levels (often over-valuing in grade), SGS takes great efforts to set the opening “Bid” at a value that allows a good deal for the bidder/purchaser. Once a coin is reviewed for its “more-true” elements of Luster & Details, an opening bid is calculated, then SGS reduces that value to assist in paying for the Buyer Premium and at least a portion of the shipping. In this manner, the customer gets a great deal with each purchase. If you bid & win a PCI/Other Graded Coin, you have SGS’s guarantee that the coin will be worth what you pay for it, often times worth more. So review that PCI Graded coin with confidence that you are getting a good deal with a guarantee of the coin’s worth. If at any time a customer proves that the coin they purchased was over-priced, SGS will refund the difference. Beautiful coins deserve consideration, regardless of the grading company someone decided to use long ago, so judge for yourself these beautiful coins.

1890-O Morgan Silver Dollar MS-64 NOTIFICATION: SGS spends numerous hours each week to hand-pick coins of high quality, regardless of the grading company’s MS value printed on each slab. Please review the PCI (as an example) Graded Coins carefully, for although PCI (and others) are known for their inconsistencies in grading levels (often over-valuing in grade), SGS takes great efforts to set the opening “Bid” at a value that allows a good deal for the bidder/purchaser. Once a coin is reviewed for its “more-true” elements of Luster & Details, an opening bid is calculated, then SGS reduces that value to assist in paying for the Buyer Premium and at least a portion of the shipping. In this manner, the customer gets a great deal with each purchase. If you bid & win a PCI/Other Graded Coin, you have SGS’s guarantee that the coin will be worth what you pay for it, often times worth more. So review that PCI Graded coin with confidence that you are getting a good deal with a guarantee of the coin’s worth. If at any time a customer proves that the coin they purchased was over-priced, SGS will refund the difference. Beautiful coins deserve consideration, regardless of the grading company someone decided to use long ago, so judge for yourself these beautiful coins.

1936 Norfolk Bicentennial 50C Silver Coin MS-66 An additional $50 discount if paid by wire transfer.

1921 Morgan Silver Dollar MS-65 Top 4 most most trusted Numismatic Grading Companies; (ICG) Independent Coin Graders 1998, established in 1998. (ANACS) American Numismatic Association Certification, established in 1979. (PCGS) Professional Coin Grading Service, established in 1986. (NGC) Numismatic Guaranty Corporation, established in 1987.

1883-O Morgan Silver Dollar MS-65+ NOTIFICATION: SGS spends numerous hours each week to hand-pick coins of high quality, regardless of the grading company’s MS value printed on each slab. Please review the PCI (as an example) Graded Coins carefully, for although PCI (and others) are known for their inconsistencies in grading levels (often over-valuing in grade), SGS takes great efforts to set the opening “Bid” at a value that allows a good deal for the bidder/purchaser. Once a coin is reviewed for its “more-true” elements of Luster & Details, an opening bid is calculated, then SGS reduces that value to assist in paying for the Buyer Premium and at least a portion of the shipping. In this manner, the customer gets a great deal with each purchase. If you bid & win a PCI/Other Graded Coin, you have SGS’s guarantee that the coin will be worth what you pay for it, often times worth more. So review that PCI Graded coin with confidence that you are getting a good deal with a guarantee of the coin’s worth. If at any time a customer proves that the coin they purchased was over-priced, SGS will refund the difference. Beautiful coins deserve consideration, regardless of the grading company someone decided to use long ago, so judge for yourself these beautiful coins.

1963 Greece 30 Drachmai 5 Kings MS-66 NOTIFICATION: SGS spends numerous hours each week to hand-pick coins of high quality, regardless of the grading company’s MS value printed on each slab. Please review the PCI (as an example) Graded Coins carefully, for although PCI (and others) are known for their inconsistencies in grading levels (often over-valuing in grade), SGS takes great efforts to set the opening “Bid” at a value that allows a good deal for the bidder/purchaser. Once a coin is reviewed for its “more-true” elements of Luster & Details, an opening bid is calculated, then SGS reduces that value to assist in paying for the Buyer Premium and at least a portion of the shipping. In this manner, the customer gets a great deal with each purchase. If you bid & win a PCI/Other Graded Coin, you have SGS’s guarantee that the coin will be worth what you pay for it, often times worth more. So review that PCI Graded coin with confidence that you are getting a good deal with a guarantee of the coin’s worth. If at any time a customer proves that the coin they purchased was over-priced, SGS will refund the difference. Beautiful coins deserve consideration, regardless of the grading company someone decided to use long ago, so judge for yourself these beautiful coins.

1925 Lexington Silver Commemorative Half Dollar MS-66 Top 4 most most trusted Numismatic Grading Companies; (ICG) Independent Coin Graders 1998, established in 1998. (ANACS) American Numismatic Association Certification, established in 1979. (PCGS) Professional Coin Grading Service, established in 1986. (NGC) Numismatic Guaranty Corporation, established in 1987.

1926 Silver Peace Dollar MS-65+ NOTIFICATION: SGS spends numerous hours each week to hand-pick coins of high quality, regardless of the grading company’s MS value printed on each slab. Please review the PCI (as an example) Graded Coins carefully, for although PCI (and others) are known for their inconsistencies in grading levels (often over-valuing in grade), SGS takes great efforts to set the opening “Bid” at a value that allows a good deal for the bidder/purchaser. Once a coin is reviewed for its “more-true” elements of Luster & Details, an opening bid is calculated, then SGS reduces that value to assist in paying for the Buyer Premium and at least a portion of the shipping. In this manner, the customer gets a great deal with each purchase. If you bid & win a PCI/Other Graded Coin, you have SGS’s guarantee that the coin will be worth what you pay for it, often times worth more. So review that PCI Graded coin with confidence that you are getting a good deal with a guarantee of the coin’s worth. If at any time a customer proves that the coin they purchased was over-priced, SGS will refund the difference. Beautiful coins deserve consideration, regardless of the grading company someone decided to use long ago, so judge for yourself these beautiful coins.

1881-S Morgan Silver Dollar MS-66 PL NOTIFICATION: SGS spends numerous hours each week to hand-pick coins of high quality, regardless of the grading company’s MS value printed on each slab. Please review the PCI (as an example) Graded Coins carefully, for although PCI (and others) are known for their inconsistencies in grading levels (often over-valuing in grade), SGS takes great efforts to set the opening “Bid” at a value that allows a good deal for the bidder/purchaser. Once a coin is reviewed for its “more-true” elements of Luster & Details, an opening bid is calculated, then SGS reduces that value to assist in paying for the Buyer Premium and at least a portion of the shipping. In this manner, the customer gets a great deal with each purchase. If you bid & win a PCI Graded Coin, you have SGS’s guarantee that the coin will be worth what you pay for it, often times worth more. So review that PCI Graded coin with confidence that you are getting a good deal with a guarantee of the coin’s worth. If at any time a customer proves that the coin they purchased was over-priced, SGS will refund the difference. Beautiful coins deserve consideration, regardless of the grading company someone decided to use long ago, so judge for yourself these beautiful coins.

1894 Barber Silver Quarter MS-64 NOTIFICATION: SGS spends numerous hours each week to hand-pick coins of high quality, regardless of the grading company’s MS value printed on each slab. Please review the PCI (as an example) Graded Coins carefully, for although PCI (and others) are known for their inconsistencies in grading levels (often over-valuing in grade), SGS takes great efforts to set the opening “Bid” at a value that allows a good deal for the bidder/purchaser. Once a coin is reviewed for its “more-true” elements of Luster & Details, an opening bid is calculated, then SGS reduces that value to assist in paying for the Buyer Premium and at least a portion of the shipping. In this manner, the customer gets a great deal with each purchase. If you bid & win a PCI/Other Graded Coin, you have SGS’s guarantee that the coin will be worth what you pay for it, often times worth more. So review that PCI Graded coin with confidence that you are getting a good deal with a guarantee of the coin’s worth. If at any time a customer proves that the coin they purchased was over-priced, SGS will refund the difference. Beautiful coins deserve consideration, regardless of the grading company someone decided to use long ago, so judge for yourself these beautiful coins.

1885 Morgan Silver Dollar MS-66 + NOTIFICATION: SGS spends numerous hours each week to hand-pick coins of high quality, regardless of the grading company’s MS value printed on each slab. Please review the PCI (as an example) Graded Coins carefully, for although PCI (and others) are known for their inconsistencies in grading levels (often over-valuing in grade), SGS takes great efforts to set the opening “Bid” at a value that allows a good deal for the bidder/purchaser. Once a coin is reviewed for its “more-true” elements of Luster & Details, an opening bid is calculated, then SGS reduces that value to assist in paying for the Buyer Premium and at least a portion of the shipping. In this manner, the customer gets a great deal with each purchase. If you bid & win a PCI Graded Coin, you have SGS’s guarantee that the coin will be worth what you pay for it, often times worth more. So review that PCI Graded coin with confidence that you are getting a good deal with a guarantee of the coin’s worth. If at any time a customer proves that the coin they purchased was over-priced, SGS will refund the difference. Beautiful coins deserve consideration, regardless of the grading company someone decided to use long ago, so judge for yourself these beautiful coins.

1885-O Morgan Silver Dollar MS-66 + NOTIFICATION: SGS spends numerous hours each week to hand-pick coins of high quality, regardless of the grading company’s MS value printed on each slab. Please review the PCI (as an example) Graded Coins carefully, for although PCI (and others) are known for their inconsistencies in grading levels (often over-valuing in grade), SGS takes great efforts to set the opening “Bid” at a value that allows a good deal for the bidder/purchaser. Once a coin is reviewed for its “more-true” elements of Luster & Details, an opening bid is calculated, then SGS reduces that value to assist in paying for the Buyer Premium and at least a portion of the shipping. In this manner, the customer gets a great deal with each purchase. If you bid & win a PCI Graded Coin, you have SGS’s guarantee that the coin will be worth what you pay for it, often times worth more. So review that PCI Graded coin with confidence that you are getting a good deal with a guarantee of the coin’s worth. If at any time a customer proves that the coin they purchased was over-priced, SGS will refund the difference. Beautiful coins deserve consideration, regardless of the grading company someone decided to use long ago, so judge for yourself these beautiful coins.

1885-O Morgan Silver Dollar MS-66 + NOTIFICATION: SGS spends numerous hours each week to hand-pick coins of high quality, regardless of the grading company’s MS value printed on each slab. Please review the PCI (as an example) Graded Coins carefully, for although PCI (and others) are known for their inconsistencies in grading levels (often over-valuing in grade), SGS takes great efforts to set the opening “Bid” at a value that allows a good deal for the bidder/purchaser. Once a coin is reviewed for its “more-true” elements of Luster & Details, an opening bid is calculated, then SGS reduces that value to assist in paying for the Buyer Premium and at least a portion of the shipping. In this manner, the customer gets a great deal with each purchase. If you bid & win a PCI Graded Coin, you have SGS’s guarantee that the coin will be worth what you pay for it, often times worth more. So review that PCI Graded coin with confidence that you are getting a good deal with a guarantee of the coin’s worth. If at any time a customer proves that the coin they purchased was over-priced, SGS will refund the difference. Beautiful coins deserve consideration, regardless of the grading company someone decided to use long ago, so judge for yourself these beautiful coins.

1898 Barber Silver Quarter MS-65 NOTIFICATION: SGS spends numerous hours each week to hand-pick coins of high quality, regardless of the grading company’s MS value printed on each slab. Please review the PCI (as an example) Graded Coins carefully, for although PCI (and others) are known for their inconsistencies in grading levels (often over-valuing in grade), SGS takes great efforts to set the opening “Bid” at a value that allows a good deal for the bidder/purchaser. Once a coin is reviewed for its “more-true” elements of Luster & Details, an opening bid is calculated, then SGS reduces that value to assist in paying for the Buyer Premium and at least a portion of the shipping. In this manner, the customer gets a great deal with each purchase. If you bid & win a PCI/Other Graded Coin, you have SGS’s guarantee that the coin will be worth what you pay for it, often times worth more. So review that PCI Graded coin with confidence that you are getting a good deal with a guarantee of the coin’s worth. If at any time a customer proves that the coin they purchased was over-priced, SGS will refund the difference. Beautiful coins deserve consideration, regardless of the grading company someone decided to use long ago, so judge for yourself these beautiful coins.

1904-O Morgan Silver Dollar MS-65 Top 4 most most trusted Numismatic Grading Companies; (ICG) Independent Coin Graders 1998, established in 1998. (ANACS) American Numismatic Association Certification, established in 1979. (PCGS) Professional Coin Grading Service, established in 1986. (NGC) Numismatic Guaranty Corporation, established in 1987.

1887 Morgan Silver Dollar MS-65 Top 4 most most trusted Numismatic Grading Companies; (ICG) Independent Coin Graders 1998, established in 1998. (ANACS) American Numismatic Association Certification, established in 1979. (PCGS) Professional Coin Grading Service, established in 1986. (NGC) Numismatic Guaranty Corporation, established in 1987.

1921 Morgan Silver Dollar MS-65 Top 4 most most trusted Numismatic Grading Companies; (ICG) Independent Coin Graders 1998, established in 1998. (ANACS) American Numismatic Association Certification, established in 1979. (PCGS) Professional Coin Grading Service, established in 1986. (NGC) Numismatic Guaranty Corporation, established in 1987.

1921 Morgan Silver Dollar MS -65 Top 4 most most trusted Numismatic Grading Companies; (ICG) Independent Coin Graders 1998, established in 1998. (ANACS) American Numismatic Association Certification, established in 1979. (PCGS) Professional Coin Grading Service, established in 1986. (NGC) Numismatic Guaranty Corporation, established in 1987.

1885-O Morgan Silver Dollar MS-65+ Top 4 most most trusted Numismatic Grading Companies; (ICG) Independent Coin Graders 1998, established in 1998. (ANACS) American Numismatic Association Certification, established in 1979. (PCGS) Professional Coin Grading Service, established in 1986. (NGC) Numismatic Guaranty Corporation, established in 1987.

1953 Franklin 50C PF-67 Top 4 most most trusted Numismatic Grading Companies; (ICG) Independent Coin Graders 1998, established in 1998. (ANACS) American Numismatic Association Certification, established in 1979. (PCGS) Professional Coin Grading Service, established in 1986. (NGC) Numismatic Guaranty Corporation, established in 1987.

2015 BTop 4 most most trusted Numismatic Grading Companies; (ICG) Independent Coin Graders 1998, established in 1998. (ANACS) American Numismatic Association Certification, established in 1979. (PCGS) Professional Coin Grading Service, established in 1986. (NGC) Numismatic Guaranty Corporation, established in 1987.urundi S5000F Amiot 143 PF-69

359-336 Kingdom of Macedon Phillip II Ch-F Apollo on Horseback - Strike 4/5 Surface 3/5 Top 4 most most trusted Numismatic Grading Companies; (ICG) Independent Coin Graders 1998, established in 1998. (ANACS) American Numismatic Association Certification, established in 1979. (PCGS) Professional Coin Grading Service, established in 1986. (NGC) Numismatic Guaranty Corporation, established in 1987.

C.54-32 Kingdom of Elysian Kamnaskires V ,BI Tetradrachm, Bearded Head Strike: 4/5 Surface 4/5. Top 4 most most trusted Numismatic Grading Companies; (ICG) Independent Coin Graders 1998, established in 1998. (ANACS) American Numismatic Association Certification, established in 1979. (PCGS) Professional Coin Grading Service, established in 1986. (NGC) Numismatic Guaranty Corporation, established in 1987.

2020M Spain S5E Locomotive PF-69 UC Top 4 most most trusted Numismatic Grading Companies; (ICG) Independent Coin Graders 1998, established in 1998. (ANACS) American Numismatic Association Certification, established in 1979. (PCGS) Professional Coin Grading Service, established in 1986. (NGC) Numismatic Guaranty Corporation, established in 1987.

1885-O Morgan Silver Dollar MS-65 Top 4 most most trusted Numismatic Grading Companies; (ICG) Independent Coin Graders 1998, established in 1998. (ANACS) American Numismatic Association Certification, established in 1979. (PCGS) Professional Coin Grading Service, established in 1986. (NGC) Numismatic Guaranty Corporation, established in 1987.

2012-W Silver Eagle ER PF-70 Ultra Cameo Top 4 most most trusted Numismatic Grading Companies; (ICG) Independent Coin Graders 1998, established in 1998. (ANACS) American Numismatic Association Certification, established in 1979. (PCGS) Professional Coin Grading Service, established in 1986. (NGC) Numismatic Guaranty Corporation, established in 1987.

1885 Morgan Silver Dollar MS-64 Top 4 most most trusted Numismatic Grading Companies; (ICG) Independent Coin Graders 1998, established in 1998. (ANACS) American Numismatic Association Certification, established in 1979. (PCGS) Professional Coin Grading Service, established in 1986. (NGC) Numismatic Guaranty Corporation, established in 1987.

1897 Morgan Silver Dollar MS-65 + NOTIFICATION: SGS spends numerous hours each week to hand-pick coins of high quality, regardless of the grading company’s MS value printed on each slab. Please review the PCI (as an example) Graded Coins carefully, for although PCI (and others) are known for their inconsistencies in grading levels (often over-valuing in grade), SGS takes great efforts to set the opening “Bid” at a value that allows a good deal for the bidder/purchaser. Once a coin is reviewed for its “more-true” elements of Luster & Details, an opening bid is calculated, then SGS reduces that value to assist in paying for the Buyer Premium and at least a portion of the shipping. In this manner, the customer gets a great deal with each purchase. If you bid & win a PCI Graded Coin, you have SGS’s guarantee that the coin will be worth what you pay for it, often times worth more. So review that PCI Graded coin with confidence that you are getting a good deal with a guarantee of the coin’s worth. If at any time a customer proves that the coin they purchased was over-priced, SGS will refund the difference. Beautiful coins deserve consideration, regardless of the grading company someone decided to use long ago, so judge for yourself these beautiful coins.

1887 Morgan Silver Dollar MS-66 + NOTIFICATION: SGS spends numerous hours each week to hand-pick coins of high quality, regardless of the grading company’s MS value printed on each slab. Please review the PCI (as an example) Graded Coins carefully, for although PCI (and others) are known for their inconsistencies in grading levels (often over-valuing in grade), SGS takes great efforts to set the opening “Bid” at a value that allows a good deal for the bidder/purchaser. Once a coin is reviewed for its “more-true” elements of Luster & Details, an opening bid is calculated, then SGS reduces that value to assist in paying for the Buyer Premium and at least a portion of the shipping. In this manner, the customer gets a great deal with each purchase. If you bid & win a PCI Graded Coin, you have SGS’s guarantee that the coin will be worth what you pay for it, often times worth more. So review that PCI Graded coin with confidence that you are getting a good deal with a guarantee of the coin’s worth. If at any time a customer proves that the coin they purchased was over-priced, SGS will refund the difference. Beautiful coins deserve consideration, regardless of the grading company someone decided to use long ago, so judge for yourself these beautiful coins.

1922 Peace Silver Dollar MS-66 NOTIFICATION: SGS spends numerous hours each week to hand-pick coins of high quality, regardless of the grading company’s MS value printed on each slab. Please review the PCI (as an example) Graded Coins carefully, for although PCI (and others) are known for their inconsistencies in grading levels (often over-valuing in grade), SGS takes great efforts to set the opening “Bid” at a value that allows a good deal for the bidder/purchaser. Once a coin is reviewed for its “more-true” elements of Luster & Details, an opening bid is calculated, then SGS reduces that value to assist in paying for the Buyer Premium and at least a portion of the shipping. In this manner, the customer gets a great deal with each purchase. If you bid & win a PCI Graded Coin, you have SGS’s guarantee that the coin will be worth what you pay for it, often times worth more. So review that PCI Graded coin with confidence that you are getting a good deal with a guarantee of the coin’s worth. If at any time a customer proves that the coin they purchased was over-priced, SGS will refund the difference. Beautiful coins deserve consideration, regardless of the grading company someone decided to use long ago, so judge for yourself these beautiful coins.

1880 Morgan Silver Dollar MS-65 NOTIFICATION: SGS spends numerous hours each week to hand-pick coins of high quality, regardless of the grading company’s MS value printed on each slab. Please review the PCI (as an example) Graded Coins carefully, for although PCI (and others) are known for their inconsistencies in grading levels (often over-valuing in grade), SGS takes great efforts to set the opening “Bid” at a value that allows a good deal for the bidder/purchaser. Once a coin is reviewed for its “more-true” elements of Luster & Details, an opening bid is calculated, then SGS reduces that value to assist in paying for the Buyer Premium and at least a portion of the shipping. In this manner, the customer gets a great deal with each purchase. If you bid & win a PCI Graded Coin, you have SGS’s guarantee that the coin will be worth what you pay for it, often times worth more. So review that PCI Graded coin with confidence that you are getting a good deal with a guarantee of the coin’s worth. If at any time a customer proves that the coin they purchased was over-priced, SGS will refund the difference. Beautiful coins deserve consideration, regardless of the grading company someone decided to use long ago, so judge for yourself these beautiful coins.

1904-O Morgan Silver Dollar MS-65 NOTIFICATION: SGS spends numerous hours each week to hand-pick coins of high quality, regardless of the grading company’s MS value printed on each slab. Please review the PCI (as an example) Graded Coins carefully, for although PCI (and others) are known for their inconsistencies in grading levels (often over-valuing in grade), SGS takes great efforts to set the opening “Bid” at a value that allows a good deal for the bidder/purchaser. Once a coin is reviewed for its “more-true” elements of Luster & Details, an opening bid is calculated, then SGS reduces that value to assist in paying for the Buyer Premium and at least a portion of the shipping. In this manner, the customer gets a great deal with each purchase. If you bid & win a PCI Graded Coin, you have SGS’s guarantee that the coin will be worth what you pay for it, often times worth more. So review that PCI Graded coin with confidence that you are getting a good deal with a guarantee of the coin’s worth. If at any time a customer proves that the coin they purchased was over-priced, SGS will refund the difference. Beautiful coins deserve consideration, regardless of the grading company someone decided to use long ago, so judge for yourself these beautiful coins.

1890 Morgan Silver Dollar MS-65 + NOTIFICATION: SGS spends numerous hours each week to hand-pick coins of high quality, regardless of the grading company’s MS value printed on each slab. Please review the PCI (as an example) Graded Coins carefully, for although PCI (and others) are known for their inconsistencies in grading levels (often over-valuing in grade), SGS takes great efforts to set the opening “Bid” at a value that allows a good deal for the bidder/purchaser. Once a coin is reviewed for its “more-true” elements of Luster & Details, an opening bid is calculated, then SGS reduces that value to assist in paying for the Buyer Premium and at least a portion of the shipping. In this manner, the customer gets a great deal with each purchase. If you bid & win a PCI Graded Coin, you have SGS’s guarantee that the coin will be worth what you pay for it, often times worth more. So review that PCI Graded coin with confidence that you are getting a good deal with a guarantee of the coin’s worth. If at any time a customer proves that the coin they purchased was over-priced, SGS will refund the difference. Beautiful coins deserve consideration, regardless of the grading company someone decided to use long ago, so judge for yourself these beautiful coins.

1902-O Morgan Silver Dollar MS-65 + NOTIFICATION: SGS spends numerous hours each week to hand-pick coins of high quality, regardless of the grading company’s MS value printed on each slab. Please review the PCI (as an example) Graded Coins carefully, for although PCI (and others) are known for their inconsistencies in grading levels (often over-valuing in grade), SGS takes great efforts to set the opening “Bid” at a value that allows a good deal for the bidder/purchaser. Once a coin is reviewed for its “more-true” elements of Luster & Details, an opening bid is calculated, then SGS reduces that value to assist in paying for the Buyer Premium and at least a portion of the shipping. In this manner, the customer gets a great deal with each purchase. If you bid & win a PCI Graded Coin, you have SGS’s guarantee that the coin will be worth what you pay for it, often times worth more. So review that PCI Graded coin with confidence that you are getting a good deal with a guarantee of the coin’s worth. If at any time a customer proves that the coin they purchased was over-priced, SGS will refund the difference. Beautiful coins deserve consideration, regardless of the grading company someone decided to use long ago, so judge for yourself these beautiful coins.

1881-S Morgan Silver Dollar MS-66 Toning NOTIFICATION: SGS spends numerous hours each week to hand-pick coins of high quality, regardless of the grading company’s MS value printed on each slab. Please review the PCI (as an example) Graded Coins carefully, for although PCI (and others) are known for their inconsistencies in grading levels (often over-valuing in grade), SGS takes great efforts to set the opening “Bid” at a value that allows a good deal for the bidder/purchaser. Once a coin is reviewed for its “more-true” elements of Luster & Details, an opening bid is calculated, then SGS reduces that value to assist in paying for the Buyer Premium and at least a portion of the shipping. In this manner, the customer gets a great deal with each purchase. If you bid & win a PCI Graded Coin, you have SGS’s guarantee that the coin will be worth what you pay for it, often times worth more. So review that PCI Graded coin with confidence that you are getting a good deal with a guarantee of the coin’s worth. If at any time a customer proves that the coin they purchased was over-priced, SGS will refund the difference. Beautiful coins deserve consideration, regardless of the grading company someone decided to use long ago, so judge for yourself these beautiful coins.

2020 Paraguay S1G Steam Locomotive PF-68 Ultra Cameo

1921 Morgan Silver Dollar MS-65 Top 5 most trusted Numismatic Grading Companies worldwide; (ANACS) American Numismatic Association Certification, established in 1979. (PCGS) Professional Coin Grading Service, established in 1986. (NGC) Numismatic Guaranty Corporation, established in 1987. (ICG) Independent Coin Graders 1998, established in 1998. (PMG) Paper Money Guaranty, established in 2005.

1922 Silver Peace Dollar MS-65 Top 5 most trusted Numismatic Grading Companies worldwide; (ANACS) American Numismatic Association Certification, established in 1979. (PCGS) Professional Coin Grading Service, established in 1986. (NGC) Numismatic Guaranty Corporation, established in 1987. (ICG) Independent Coin Graders 1998, established in 1998. (PMG) Paper Money Guaranty, established in 2005.

1936 Long Island Tercentenary Silver 50C Coin MS-67 NOTIFICATION: SGS presents hand-picked coins of high quality, regardless of the grading company’s MS value printed on each slab, and at a guaranteed “Sold Value”. If at any time a customer presents proof that the coin they purchased was over-priced, based on its current state, then SGS will refund the cost difference. SGS takes great efforts to set the opening “Bid” at a value that allows a good deal for the bidder/purchaser. Once a coin is reviewed for its “more-true” elements of Luster & Details, an opening bid is calculated, then SGS reduces that value to assist in paying for the Buyer Premium and at least a portion of the shipping. In this manner, the customer gets a great deal with each purchase. Beautiful coins deserve consideration, regardless of the grading company someone decided to use long ago, so judge for yourself these beautiful coins.

1921 Morgan Silver Dollar MS-65 Top 5 most trusted Numismatic Grading Companies worldwide; (ANACS) American Numismatic Association Certification, established in 1979. (PCGS) Professional Coin Grading Service, established in 1986. (NGC) Numismatic Guaranty Corporation, established in 1987. (ICG) Independent Coin Graders 1998, established in 1998. (PMG) Paper Money Guaranty, established in 2005.

1901-O Morgan Silver Dollar MS-64 Top 5 most trusted Numismatic Grading Companies worldwide; (ANACS) American Numismatic Association Certification, established in 1979. (PCGS) Professional Coin Grading Service, established in 1986. (NGC) Numismatic Guaranty Corporation, established in 1987. (ICG) Independent Coin Graders 1998, established in 1998. (PMG) Paper Money Guaranty, established in 2005.

1921 Morgan Silver Dollar MS-65 Top 5 most trusted Numismatic Grading Companies worldwide; (ANACS) American Numismatic Association Certification, established in 1979. (PCGS) Professional Coin Grading Service, established in 1986. (NGC) Numismatic Guaranty Corporation, established in 1987. (ICG) Independent Coin Graders 1998, established in 1998. (PMG) Paper Money Guaranty, established in 2005.

1883-CC Morgan Silver Dollar MS-64 NOTIFICATION: SGS spends numerous hours each week to hand-pick coins of high quality, regardless of the grading company’s MS value printed on each slab. Please review the PCI (as an example) Graded Coins carefully, for although PCI (and others) are known for their inconsistencies in grading levels (often over-valuing in grade), SGS takes great efforts to set the opening “Bid” at a value that allows a good deal for the bidder/purchaser. Once a coin is reviewed for its “more-true” elements of Luster & Details, an opening bid is calculated, then SGS reduces that value to assist in paying for the Buyer Premium and at least a portion of the shipping. In this manner, the customer gets a great deal with each purchase. If you bid & win a PCI/Other Graded Coin, you have SGS’s guarantee that the coin will be worth what you pay for it, often times worth more. So review that PCI Graded coin with confidence that you are getting a good deal with a guarantee of the coin’s worth. If at any time a customer proves that the coin they purchased was over-priced, SGS will refund the difference. Beautiful coins deserve consideration, regardless of the grading company someone decided to use long ago, so judge for yourself these beautiful coins.

1897 Morgan Silver Dollar MS-65 PL NOTIFICATION: SGS spends numerous hours each week to hand-pick coins of high quality, regardless of the grading company’s MS value printed on each slab. Please review the PCI (as an example) Graded Coins carefully, for although PCI (and others) are known for their inconsistencies in grading levels (often over-valuing in grade), SGS takes great efforts to set the opening “Bid” at a value that allows a good deal for the bidder/purchaser. Once a coin is reviewed for its “more-true” elements of Luster & Details, an opening bid is calculated, then SGS reduces that value to assist in paying for the Buyer Premium and at least a portion of the shipping. In this manner, the customer gets a great deal with each purchase. If you bid & win a PCI/Other Graded Coin, you have SGS’s guarantee that the coin will be worth what you pay for it, often times worth more. So review that PCI Graded coin with confidence that you are getting a good deal with a guarantee of the coin’s worth. If at any time a customer proves that the coin they purchased was over-priced, SGS will refund the difference. Beautiful coins deserve consideration, regardless of the grading company someone decided to use long ago, so judge for yourself these beautiful coins.

1921 Morgan Silver Dollar MS-65

1881-O Morgan Silver Dollar MS-63 PL NOTIFICATION: SGS spends numerous hours each week to hand-pick coins of high quality, regardless of the grading company’s MS value printed on each slab. Please review the PCI (as an example) Graded Coins carefully, for although PCI (and others) are known for their inconsistencies in grading levels (often over-valuing in grade), SGS takes great efforts to set the opening “Bid” at a value that allows a good deal for the bidder/purchaser. Once a coin is reviewed for its “more-true” elements of Luster & Details, an opening bid is calculated, then SGS reduces that value to assist in paying for the Buyer Premium and at least a portion of the shipping. In this manner, the customer gets a great deal with each purchase. If you bid & win a PCI/Other Graded Coin, you have SGS’s guarantee that the coin will be worth what you pay for it, often times worth more. So review that PCI Graded coin with confidence that you are getting a good deal with a guarantee of the coin’s worth. If at any time a customer proves that the coin they purchased was over-priced, SGS will refund the difference. Beautiful coins deserve consideration, regardless of the grading company someone decided to use long ago, so judge for yourself these beautiful coins.

1951 Washington 25 C PR-67 Cameo NOTIFICATION: SGS spends numerous hours each week to hand-pick coins of high quality, regardless of the grading company’s MS value printed on each slab. Please review the PCI (as an example) Graded Coins carefully, for although PCI (and others) are known for their inconsistencies in grading levels (often over-valuing in grade), SGS takes great efforts to set the opening “Bid” at a value that allows a good deal for the bidder/purchaser. Once a coin is reviewed for its “more-true” elements of Luster & Details, an opening bid is calculated, then SGS reduces that value to assist in paying for the Buyer Premium and at least a portion of the shipping. In this manner, the customer gets a great deal with each purchase. If you bid & win a PCI/Other Graded Coin, you have SGS’s guarantee that the coin will be worth what you pay for it, often times worth more. So review that PCI Graded coin with confidence that you are getting a good deal with a guarantee of the coin’s worth. If at any time a customer proves that the coin they purchased was over-priced, SGS will refund the difference. Beautiful coins deserve consideration, regardless of the grading company someone decided to use long ago, so judge for yourself these beautiful coins.

1887 Morgan Silver Dollar MS-64 PL NOTIFICATION: SGS spends numerous hours each week to hand-pick coins of high quality, regardless of the grading company’s MS value printed on each slab. Please review the PCI (as an example) Graded Coins carefully, for although PCI (and others) are known for their inconsistencies in grading levels (often over-valuing in grade), SGS takes great efforts to set the opening “Bid” at a value that allows a good deal for the bidder/purchaser. Once a coin is reviewed for its “more-true” elements of Luster & Details, an opening bid is calculated, then SGS reduces that value to assist in paying for the Buyer Premium and at least a portion of the shipping. In this manner, the customer gets a great deal with each purchase. If you bid & win a PCI/Other Graded Coin, you have SGS’s guarantee that the coin will be worth what you pay for it, often times worth more. So review that PCI Graded coin with confidence that you are getting a good deal with a guarantee of the coin’s worth. If at any time a customer proves that the coin they purchased was over-priced, SGS will refund the difference. Beautiful coins deserve consideration, regardless of the grading company someone decided to use long ago, so judge for yourself these beautiful coins.

1881-S Morgan Silver Dollar MS-64+ PL NOTIFICATION: SGS spends numerous hours each week to hand-pick coins of high quality, regardless of the grading company’s MS value printed on each slab. Please review the PCI (as an example) Graded Coins carefully, for although PCI (and others) are known for their inconsistencies in grading levels (often over-valuing in grade), SGS takes great efforts to set the opening “Bid” at a value that allows a good deal for the bidder/purchaser. Once a coin is reviewed for its “more-true” elements of Luster & Details, an opening bid is calculated, then SGS reduces that value to assist in paying for the Buyer Premium and at least a portion of the shipping. In this manner, the customer gets a great deal with each purchase. If you bid & win a PCI/Other Graded Coin, you have SGS’s guarantee that the coin will be worth what you pay for it, often times worth more. So review that PCI Graded coin with confidence that you are getting a good deal with a guarantee of the coin’s worth. If at any time a customer proves that the coin they purchased was over-priced, SGS will refund the difference. Beautiful coins deserve consideration, regardless of the grading company someone decided to use long ago, so judge for yourself these beautiful coins.

10oz. Scottsdale .999 Silver Stacker Bullion Bar

1876 Private Issued G.T. Morgan Ultra High Relief Gold Union .999 Pure Gold Ultra Cameo Gem Proof. Only 999 units minted, so this is truly a rare find.

1oz Pure .9999 Gold Shot-Grain

1oz Pure .9999 Gold Shot-Grain

10 oz. PAMP SUISSE 999.9% Pure Gold Bullion Bar. Both beautiful & elegant! The background (fields) are not black, the mirror-finish just appears that way when photographed, which is a good thing. Note: High-end Gold must be paid by a bank-to-bank wire transfer. No exceptions.

This 1987 pure .999 Gold "The Alamo Commemorative" 1oz State of Texas PF-65 Ultra Cameo, graded by NGC. An extremely rare piece to see on the market, especially one certified & graded to the PF-65 Ultra Cameo level. This item must be purchased via wire transfer.

AD 364-378 Roman Empire Valens AV Gold Solidus NGC Ch-VF 5/5 2/5 Top 4 most most trusted Numismatic Grading Companies; (ICG) Independent Coin Graders 1998, established in 1998. (ANACS) American Numismatic Association Certification, established in 1979. (PCGS) Professional Coin Grading Service, established in 1986. (NGC) Numismatic Guaranty Corporation, established in 1987.

1921 Morgan Silver Dollar MS-65 Top 5 most trusted Numismatic Grading Companies worldwide; (ANACS) American Numismatic Association Certification, established in 1979. (PCGS) Professional Coin Grading Service, established in 1986. (NGC) Numismatic Guaranty Corporation, established in 1987. (ICG) Independent Coin Graders 1998, established in 1998. (PMG) Paper Money Guaranty, established in 2005.

1898 Morgan Silver Dollar MS-66 NOTIFICATION: SGS spends numerous hours each week to hand-pick coins of high quality, regardless of the grading company’s MS value printed on each slab. Please review the PCI (as an example) Graded Coins carefully, for although 3rd Party graders are known for their inconsistencies in grading levels (often over-valuing in grade), SGS takes great efforts to set the opening “Bid” at a value that allows a good deal for the bidder/purchaser. Once a coin is reviewed for its “more-true” elements of Luster & Details, an opening bid is calculated, then SGS reduces that value to assist in paying for the Buyer Premium and at least a portion of the shipping. In this manner, the customer gets a great deal with each purchase. If you bid & win a PCI Graded Coin, you have SGS’s guarantee that the coin will be worth what you pay for it, often times worth more. So review that PCI Graded coin with confidence that you are getting a good deal with a guarantee of the coin’s worth. If at any time a customer presents evidence that the coin they purchased was over-priced, SGS will refund the difference. Beautiful coins deserve consideration, regardless of the grading company someone decided to use long ago, so judge for yourself these beautiful coins.

1918 Lincoln 50C Silver Coin MS-65 NOTIFICATION: SGS spends numerous hours each week to hand-pick coins of high quality, regardless of the grading company’s MS value printed on each slab. Please review the PCI (as an example) Graded Coins carefully, for although 3rd Party graders are known for their inconsistencies in grading levels (often over-valuing in grade), SGS takes great efforts to set the opening “Bid” at a value that allows a good deal for the bidder/purchaser. Once a coin is reviewed for its “more-true” elements of Luster & Details, an opening bid is calculated, then SGS reduces that value to assist in paying for the Buyer Premium and at least a portion of the shipping. In this manner, the customer gets a great deal with each purchase. If you bid & win a PCI Graded Coin, you have SGS’s guarantee that the coin will be worth what you pay for it, often times worth more. So review that PCI Graded coin with confidence that you are getting a good deal with a guarantee of the coin’s worth. If at any time a customer presents evidence that the coin they purchased was over-priced, SGS will refund the difference. Beautiful coins deserve consideration, regardless of the grading company someone decided to use long ago, so judge for yourself these beautiful coins.

1896 Morgan Silver Dollar MS-65 + NOTIFICATION: SGS spends numerous hours each week to hand-pick coins of high quality, regardless of the grading company’s MS value printed on each slab. Please review the PCI (as an example) Graded Coins carefully, for although PCI (and others) are known for their inconsistencies in grading levels (often over-valuing in grade), SGS takes great efforts to set the opening “Bid” at a value that allows a good deal for the bidder/purchaser. Once a coin is reviewed for its “more-true” elements of Luster & Details, an opening bid is calculated, then SGS reduces that value to assist in paying for the Buyer Premium and at least a portion of the shipping. In this manner, the customer gets a great deal with each purchase. If you bid & win a PCI Graded Coin, you have SGS’s guarantee that the coin will be worth what you pay for it, often times worth more. So review that PCI Graded coin with confidence that you are getting a good deal with a guarantee of the coin’s worth. If at any time a customer proves that the coin they purchased was over-priced, SGS will refund the difference. Beautiful coins deserve consideration, regardless of the grading company someone decided to use long ago, so judge for yourself these beautiful coins.

1889 Morgan Silver Dollar MS-65 + NOTIFICATION: SGS spends numerous hours each week to hand-pick coins of high quality, regardless of the grading company’s MS value printed on each slab. Please review the PCI (as an example) Graded Coins carefully, for although PCI (and others) are known for their inconsistencies in grading levels (often over-valuing in grade), SGS takes great efforts to set the opening “Bid” at a value that allows a good deal for the bidder/purchaser. Once a coin is reviewed for its “more-true” elements of Luster & Details, an opening bid is calculated, then SGS reduces that value to assist in paying for the Buyer Premium and at least a portion of the shipping. In this manner, the customer gets a great deal with each purchase. If you bid & win a PCI Graded Coin, you have SGS’s guarantee that the coin will be worth what you pay for it, often times worth more. So review that PCI Graded coin with confidence that you are getting a good deal with a guarantee of the coin’s worth. If at any time a customer proves that the coin they purchased was over-priced, SGS will refund the difference. Beautiful coins deserve consideration, regardless of the grading company someone decided to use long ago, so judge for yourself these beautiful coins.

1880-S Morgan Silver Dollar MS-66 + NOTIFICATION: SGS spends numerous hours each week to hand-pick coins of high quality, regardless of the grading company’s MS value printed on each slab. Please review the PCI (as an example) Graded Coins carefully, for although PCI (and others) are known for their inconsistencies in grading levels (often over-valuing in grade), SGS takes great efforts to set the opening “Bid” at a value that allows a good deal for the bidder/purchaser. Once a coin is reviewed for its “more-true” elements of Luster & Details, an opening bid is calculated, then SGS reduces that value to assist in paying for the Buyer Premium and at least a portion of the shipping. In this manner, the customer gets a great deal with each purchase. If you bid & win a PCI Graded Coin, you have SGS’s guarantee that the coin will be worth what you pay for it, often times worth more. So review that PCI Graded coin with confidence that you are getting a good deal with a guarantee of the coin’s worth. If at any time a customer proves that the coin they purchased was over-priced, SGS will refund the difference. Beautiful coins deserve consideration, regardless of the grading company someone decided to use long ago, so judge for yourself these beautiful coins.

1880-S Morgan Silver Dollar MS-65 + PL NOTIFICATION: SGS spends numerous hours each week to hand-pick coins of high quality, regardless of the grading company’s MS value printed on each slab. Please review the PCI (as an example) Graded Coins carefully, for although PCI (and others) are known for their inconsistencies in grading levels (often over-valuing in grade), SGS takes great efforts to set the opening “Bid” at a value that allows a good deal for the bidder/purchaser. Once a coin is reviewed for its “more-true” elements of Luster & Details, an opening bid is calculated, then SGS reduces that value to assist in paying for the Buyer Premium and at least a portion of the shipping. In this manner, the customer gets a great deal with each purchase. If you bid & win a PCI Graded Coin, you have SGS’s guarantee that the coin will be worth what you pay for it, often times worth more. So review that PCI Graded coin with confidence that you are getting a good deal with a guarantee of the coin’s worth. If at any time a customer proves that the coin they purchased was over-priced, SGS will refund the difference. Beautiful coins deserve consideration, regardless of the grading company someone decided to use long ago, so judge for yourself these beautiful coins.

1896 Morgan Silver Dollar MS-66 NOTIFICATION: SGS spends numerous hours each week to hand-pick coins of high quality, regardless of the grading company’s MS value printed on each slab. Please review the PCI (as an example) Graded Coins carefully, for although PCI (and others) are known for their inconsistencies in grading levels (often over-valuing in grade), SGS takes great efforts to set the opening “Bid” at a value that allows a good deal for the bidder/purchaser. Once a coin is reviewed for its “more-true” elements of Luster & Details, an opening bid is calculated, then SGS reduces that value to assist in paying for the Buyer Premium and at least a portion of the shipping. In this manner, the customer gets a great deal with each purchase. If you bid & win a PCI Graded Coin, you have SGS’s guarantee that the coin will be worth what you pay for it, often times worth more. So review that PCI Graded coin with confidence that you are getting a good deal with a guarantee of the coin’s worth. If at any time a customer proves that the coin they purchased was over-priced, SGS will refund the difference. Beautiful coins deserve consideration, regardless of the grading company someone decided to use long ago, so judge for yourself these beautiful coins.

1878-S Morgan Silver Dollar MS-66 NOTIFICATION: SGS spends numerous hours each week to hand-pick coins of high quality, regardless of the grading company’s MS value printed on each slab. Please review the PCI (as an example) Graded Coins carefully, for although PCI (and others) are known for their inconsistencies in grading levels (often over-valuing in grade), SGS takes great efforts to set the opening “Bid” at a value that allows a good deal for the bidder/purchaser. Once a coin is reviewed for its “more-true” elements of Luster & Details, an opening bid is calculated, then SGS reduces that value to assist in paying for the Buyer Premium and at least a portion of the shipping. In this manner, the customer gets a great deal with each purchase. If you bid & win a PCI Graded Coin, you have SGS’s guarantee that the coin will be worth what you pay for it, often times worth more. So review that PCI Graded coin with confidence that you are getting a good deal with a guarantee of the coin’s worth. If at any time a customer proves that the coin they purchased was over-priced, SGS will refund the difference. Beautiful coins deserve consideration, regardless of the grading company someone decided to use long ago, so judge for yourself these beautiful coins.

1885 Morgan Silver Dollar MS-66 NOTIFICATION: SGS spends numerous hours each week to hand-pick coins of high quality, regardless of the grading company’s MS value printed on each slab. Please review the PCI (as an example) Graded Coins carefully, for although PCI (and others) are known for their inconsistencies in grading levels (often over-valuing in grade), SGS takes great efforts to set the opening “Bid” at a value that allows a good deal for the bidder/purchaser. Once a coin is reviewed for its “more-true” elements of Luster & Details, an opening bid is calculated, then SGS reduces that value to assist in paying for the Buyer Premium and at least a portion of the shipping. In this manner, the customer gets a great deal with each purchase. If you bid & win a PCI Graded Coin, you have SGS’s guarantee that the coin will be worth what you pay for it, often times worth more. So review that PCI Graded coin with confidence that you are getting a good deal with a guarantee of the coin’s worth. If at any time a customer proves that the coin they purchased was over-priced, SGS will refund the difference. Beautiful coins deserve consideration, regardless of the grading company someone decided to use long ago, so judge for yourself these beautiful coins.

1902-O Morgan Silver Dollar MS-66 NOTIFICATION: SGS spends numerous hours each week to hand-pick coins of high quality, regardless of the grading company’s MS value printed on each slab. Please review the PCI (as an example) Graded Coins carefully, for although PCI (and others) are known for their inconsistencies in grading levels (often over-valuing in grade), SGS takes great efforts to set the opening “Bid” at a value that allows a good deal for the bidder/purchaser. Once a coin is reviewed for its “more-true” elements of Luster & Details, an opening bid is calculated, then SGS reduces that value to assist in paying for the Buyer Premium and at least a portion of the shipping. In this manner, the customer gets a great deal with each purchase. If you bid & win a PCI Graded Coin, you have SGS’s guarantee that the coin will be worth what you pay for it, often times worth more. So review that PCI Graded coin with confidence that you are getting a good deal with a guarantee of the coin’s worth. If at any time a customer proves that the coin they purchased was over-priced, SGS will refund the difference. Beautiful coins deserve consideration, regardless of the grading company someone decided to use long ago, so judge for yourself these beautiful coins.

1889-O Morgan Silver Dollar - Raw Coin NOTIFICATION: SGS spends numerous hours each week to hand-pick coins of high quality, regardless of the grading company’s MS value printed on each slab. Please review the PCI (as an example) Graded Coins carefully, for although PCI (and others) are known for their inconsistencies in grading levels (often over-valuing in grade), SGS takes great efforts to set the opening “Bid” at a value that allows a good deal for the bidder/purchaser. Once a coin is reviewed for its “more-true” elements of Luster & Details, an opening bid is calculated, then SGS reduces that value to assist in paying for the Buyer Premium and at least a portion of the shipping. In this manner, the customer gets a great deal with each purchase. If you bid & win a PCI/Other Graded Coin, you have SGS’s guarantee that the coin will be worth what you pay for it, often times worth more. So review that PCI Graded coin with confidence that you are getting a good deal with a guarantee of the coin’s worth. If at any time a customer proves that the coin they purchased was over-priced, SGS will refund the difference. Beautiful coins deserve consideration, regardless of the grading company someone decided to use long ago, so judge for yourself these beautiful coins.

1897-O Morgan Silver Dollar - Raw Coin NOTIFICATION: SGS spends numerous hours each week to hand-pick coins of high quality, regardless of the grading company’s MS value printed on each slab. Please review the PCI (as an example) Graded Coins carefully, for although PCI (and others) are known for their inconsistencies in grading levels (often over-valuing in grade), SGS takes great efforts to set the opening “Bid” at a value that allows a good deal for the bidder/purchaser. Once a coin is reviewed for its “more-true” elements of Luster & Details, an opening bid is calculated, then SGS reduces that value to assist in paying for the Buyer Premium and at least a portion of the shipping. In this manner, the customer gets a great deal with each purchase. If you bid & win a PCI/Other Graded Coin, you have SGS’s guarantee that the coin will be worth what you pay for it, often times worth more. So review that PCI Graded coin with confidence that you are getting a good deal with a guarantee of the coin’s worth. If at any time a customer proves that the coin they purchased was over-priced, SGS will refund the difference. Beautiful coins deserve consideration, regardless of the grading company someone decided to use long ago, so judge for yourself these beautiful coins.

1899-O Morgan Silver Dollar ICG MS-65 Top 4 most most trusted Numismatic Grading Companies; (ICG) Independent Coin Graders 1998, established in 1998. (ANACS) American Numismatic Association Certification, established in 1979. (PCGS) Professional Coin Grading Service, established in 1986. (NGC) Numismatic Guaranty Corporation, established in 1987.

1884-O Morgan Silver Dollar MS-66 + NOTIFICATION: SGS spends numerous hours each week to hand-pick coins of high quality, regardless of the grading company’s MS value printed on each slab. Please review the PCI (as an example) Graded Coins carefully, for although PCI (and others) are known for their inconsistencies in grading levels (often over-valuing in grade), SGS takes great efforts to set the opening “Bid” at a value that allows a good deal for the bidder/purchaser. Once a coin is reviewed for its “more-true” elements of Luster & Details, an opening bid is calculated, then SGS reduces that value to assist in paying for the Buyer Premium and at least a portion of the shipping. In this manner, the customer gets a great deal with each purchase. If you bid & win a PCI Graded Coin, you have SGS’s guarantee that the coin will be worth what you pay for it, often times worth more. So review that PCI Graded coin with confidence that you are getting a good deal with a guarantee of the coin’s worth. If at any time a customer proves that the coin they purchased was over-priced, SGS will refund the difference. Beautiful coins deserve consideration, regardless of the grading company someone decided to use long ago, so judge for yourself these beautiful coins.

336-323 BC Kingdom of Macedon NGC Fine Alexander III "the Great" AR Tetradrachm Top 4 most most trusted Numismatic Grading Companies; (ICG) Independent Coin Graders 1998, established in 1998. (ANACS) American Numismatic Association Certification, established in 1979. (PCGS) Professional Coin Grading Service, established in 1986. (NGC) Numismatic Guaranty Corporation, established in 1987.

1881-S Morgan Silver Dollar PCI MS-66 NOTIFICATION: SGS spends numerous hours each week to hand-pick coins of high quality, regardless of the grading company’s MS value printed on each slab. Please review the PCI (as an example) Graded Coins carefully, for although PCI (and others) are known for their inconsistencies in grading levels (often over-valuing in grade), SGS takes great efforts to set the opening “Bid” at a value that allows a good deal for the bidder/purchaser. Once a coin is reviewed for its “more-true” elements of Luster & Details, an opening bid is calculated, then SGS reduces that value to assist in paying for the Buyer Premium and at least a portion of the shipping. In this manner, the customer gets a great deal with each purchase. If you bid & win a PCI Graded Coin, you have SGS’s guarantee that the coin will be worth what you pay for it, often times worth more. So review that PCI Graded coin with confidence that you are getting a good deal with a guarantee of the coin’s worth. If at any time a customer proves that the coin they purchased was over-priced, SGS will refund the difference. Beautiful coins deserve consideration, regardless of the grading company someone decided to use long ago, so judge for yourself these beautiful coins.

1885-O Morgan Silver Dollar MS-66 NOTIFICATION: SGS spends numerous hours each week to hand-pick coins of high quality, regardless of the grading company’s MS value printed on each slab. Please review the PCI (as an example) Graded Coins carefully, for although PCI (and others) are known for their inconsistencies in grading levels (often over-valuing in grade), SGS takes great efforts to set the opening “Bid” at a value that allows a good deal for the bidder/purchaser. Once a coin is reviewed for its “more-true” elements of Luster & Details, an opening bid is calculated, then SGS reduces that value to assist in paying for the Buyer Premium and at least a portion of the shipping. In this manner, the customer gets a great deal with each purchase. If you bid & win a PCI Graded Coin, you have SGS’s guarantee that the coin will be worth what you pay for it, often times worth more. So review that PCI Graded coin with confidence that you are getting a good deal with a guarantee of the coin’s worth. If at any time a customer proves that the coin they purchased was over-priced, SGS will refund the difference. Beautiful coins deserve consideration, regardless of the grading company someone decided to use long ago, so judge for yourself these beautiful coins.

1887 Morgan Silver Dollar MS-66 NOTIFICATION: SGS spends numerous hours each week to hand-pick coins of high quality, regardless of the grading company’s MS value printed on each slab. Please review the PCI (as an example) Graded Coins carefully, for although PCI (and others) are known for their inconsistencies in grading levels (often over-valuing in grade), SGS takes great efforts to set the opening “Bid” at a value that allows a good deal for the bidder/purchaser. Once a coin is reviewed for its “more-true” elements of Luster & Details, an opening bid is calculated, then SGS reduces that value to assist in paying for the Buyer Premium and at least a portion of the shipping. In this manner, the customer gets a great deal with each purchase. If you bid & win a PCI Graded Coin, you have SGS’s guarantee that the coin will be worth what you pay for it, often times worth more. So review that PCI Graded coin with confidence that you are getting a good deal with a guarantee of the coin’s worth. If at any time a customer proves that the coin they purchased was over-priced, SGS will refund the difference. Beautiful coins deserve consideration, regardless of the grading company someone decided to use long ago, so judge for yourself these beautiful coins.

1882-S Morgan Silver Dollar MS-64 Top 4 most most trusted Numismatic Grading Companies; (ICG) Independent Coin Graders 1998, established in 1998. (ANACS) American Numismatic Association Certification, established in 1979. (PCGS) Professional Coin Grading Service, established in 1986. (NGC) Numismatic Guaranty Corporation, established in 1987.

1882-S Morgan Silver Dollar MS-66 Top 4 most most trusted Numismatic Grading Companies; (ICG) Independent Coin Graders 1998, established in 1998. (ANACS) American Numismatic Association Certification, established in 1979. (PCGS) Professional Coin Grading Service, established in 1986. (NGC) Numismatic Guaranty Corporation, established in 1987.

1882-S Morgan Silver Dollar MS-64 Top 4 most most trusted Numismatic Grading Companies; (ICG) Independent Coin Graders 1998, established in 1998. (ANACS) American Numismatic Association Certification, established in 1979. (PCGS) Professional Coin Grading Service, established in 1986. (NGC) Numismatic Guaranty Corporation, established in 1987.

1882-S Morgan Silver Dollar MS-65 Top 4 most most trusted Numismatic Grading Companies; (ICG) Independent Coin Graders 1998, established in 1998. (ANACS) American Numismatic Association Certification, established in 1979. (PCGS) Professional Coin Grading Service, established in 1986. (NGC) Numismatic Guaranty Corporation, established in 1987.

1890 Morgan Silver Dollar MS-65 + (Gorgeous Bankroll Edge Toning) NOTIFICATION: SGS spends numerous hours each week to hand-pick coins of high quality, regardless of the grading company’s MS value printed on each slab. Please review the PCI (as an example) Graded Coins carefully, for although PCI (and others) are known for their inconsistencies in grading levels (often over-valuing in grade), SGS takes great efforts to set the opening “Bid” at a value that allows a good deal for the bidder/purchaser. Once a coin is reviewed for its “more-true” elements of Luster & Details, an opening bid is calculated, then SGS reduces that value to assist in paying for the Buyer Premium and at least a portion of the shipping. In this manner, the customer gets a great deal with each purchase. If you bid & win a PCI Graded Coin, you have SGS’s guarantee that the coin will be worth what you pay for it, often times worth more. So review that PCI Graded coin with confidence that you are getting a good deal with a guarantee of the coin’s worth. If at any time a customer proves that the coin they purchased was over-priced, SGS will refund the difference. Beautiful coins deserve consideration, regardless of the grading company someone decided to use long ago, so judge for yourself these beautiful coins.

1898-O Morgan Silver Dollar MS-66 (Gorgeous Bankroll Edge Toning) NOTIFICATION: SGS spends numerous hours each week to hand-pick coins of high quality, regardless of the grading company’s MS value printed on each slab. Please review the PCI (as an example) Graded Coins carefully, for although PCI (and others) are known for their inconsistencies in grading levels (often over-valuing in grade), SGS takes great efforts to set the opening “Bid” at a value that allows a good deal for the bidder/purchaser. Once a coin is reviewed for its “more-true” elements of Luster & Details, an opening bid is calculated, then SGS reduces that value to assist in paying for the Buyer Premium and at least a portion of the shipping. In this manner, the customer gets a great deal with each purchase. If you bid & win a PCI Graded Coin, you have SGS’s guarantee that the coin will be worth what you pay for it, often times worth more. So review that PCI Graded coin with confidence that you are getting a good deal with a guarantee of the coin’s worth. If at any time a customer proves that the coin they purchased was over-priced, SGS will refund the difference. Beautiful coins deserve consideration, regardless of the grading company someone decided to use long ago, so judge for yourself these beautiful coins.

1885-O Morgan Silver Dollar MS-66 NOTIFICATION: SGS spends numerous hours each week to hand-pick coins of high quality, regardless of the grading company’s MS value printed on each slab. Please review the PCI (as an example) Graded Coins carefully, for although PCI (and others) are known for their inconsistencies in grading levels (often over-valuing in grade), SGS takes great efforts to set the opening “Bid” at a value that allows a good deal for the bidder/purchaser. Once a coin is reviewed for its “more-true” elements of Luster & Details, an opening bid is calculated, then SGS reduces that value to assist in paying for the Buyer Premium and at least a portion of the shipping. In this manner, the customer gets a great deal with each purchase. If you bid & win a PCI Graded Coin, you have SGS’s guarantee that the coin will be worth what you pay for it, often times worth more. So review that PCI Graded coin with confidence that you are getting a good deal with a guarantee of the coin’s worth. If at any time a customer proves that the coin they purchased was over-priced, SGS will refund the difference. Beautiful coins deserve consideration, regardless of the grading company someone decided to use long ago, so judge for yourself these beautiful coins.

1883-O Morgan Silver Dollar MS-64 DMPL Top 4 most most trusted Numismatic Grading Companies; (ICG) Independent Coin Graders 1998, established in 1998. (ANACS) American Numismatic Association Certification, established in 1979. (PCGS) Professional Coin Grading Service, established in 1986. (NGC) Numismatic Guaranty Corporation, established in 1987.

1889 Morgan Silver Dollar MS-65 + NOTIFICATION: SGS spends numerous hours each week to hand-pick coins of high quality, regardless of the grading company’s MS value printed on each slab. Please review the PCI (as an example) Graded Coins carefully, for although PCI (and others) are known for their inconsistencies in grading levels (often over-valuing in grade), SGS takes great efforts to set the opening “Bid” at a value that allows a good deal for the bidder/purchaser. Once a coin is reviewed for its “more-true” elements of Luster & Details, an opening bid is calculated, then SGS reduces that value to assist in paying for the Buyer Premium and at least a portion of the shipping. In this manner, the customer gets a great deal with each purchase. If you bid & win a PCI Graded Coin, you have SGS’s guarantee that the coin will be worth what you pay for it, often times worth more. So review that PCI Graded coin with confidence that you are getting a good deal with a guarantee of the coin’s worth. If at any time a customer proves that the coin they purchased was over-priced, SGS will refund the difference. Beautiful coins deserve consideration, regardless of the grading company someone decided to use long ago, so judge for yourself these beautiful coins.

1923-D Peace Silver Dollar MS-64 NOTIFICATION: SGS spends numerous hours each week to hand-pick coins of high quality, regardless of the grading company’s MS value printed on each slab. Please review the PCI (as an example) Graded Coins carefully, for although PCI (and others) are known for their inconsistencies in grading levels (often over-valuing in grade), SGS takes great efforts to set the opening “Bid” at a value that allows a good deal for the bidder/purchaser. Once a coin is reviewed for its “more-true” elements of Luster & Details, an opening bid is calculated, then SGS reduces that value to assist in paying for the Buyer Premium and at least a portion of the shipping. In this manner, the customer gets a great deal with each purchase. If you bid & win a PCI Graded Coin, you have SGS’s guarantee that the coin will be worth what you pay for it, often times worth more. So review that PCI Graded coin with confidence that you are getting a good deal with a guarantee of the coin’s worth. If at any time a customer proves that the coin they purchased was over-priced, SGS will refund the difference. Beautiful coins deserve consideration, regardless of the grading company someone decided to use long ago, so judge for yourself these beautiful coins.

2022-W Silver Eagle PR-70 DCAM Top 4 most most trusted Numismatic Grading Companies; (ICG) Independent Coin Graders 1998, established in 1998. (ANACS) American Numismatic Association Certification, established in 1979. (PCGS) Professional Coin Grading Service, established in 1986. (NGC) Numismatic Guaranty Corporation, established in 1987.

1886 Morgan Silver Dollar MS-66 NOTIFICATION: SGS spends numerous hours each week to hand-pick coins of high quality, regardless of the grading company’s MS value printed on each slab. Please review the PCI (as an example) Graded Coins carefully, for although PCI (and others) are known for their inconsistencies in grading levels (often over-valuing in grade), SGS takes great efforts to set the opening “Bid” at a value that allows a good deal for the bidder/purchaser. Once a coin is reviewed for its “more-true” elements of Luster & Details, an opening bid is calculated, then SGS reduces that value to assist in paying for the Buyer Premium and at least a portion of the shipping. In this manner, the customer gets a great deal with each purchase. If you bid & win a PCI Graded Coin, you have SGS’s guarantee that the coin will be worth what you pay for it, often times worth more. So review that PCI Graded coin with confidence that you are getting a good deal with a guarantee of the coin’s worth. If at any time a customer proves that the coin they purchased was over-priced, SGS will refund the difference. Beautiful coins deserve consideration, regardless of the grading company someone decided to use long ago, so judge for yourself these beautiful coins.

2021-W Silver Eagle Congratulations Set PR-70 DCAM Top 4 most most trusted Numismatic Grading Companies; (ICG) Independent Coin Graders 1998, established in 1998. (ANACS) American Numismatic Association Certification, established in 1979. (PCGS) Professional Coin Grading Service, established in 1986. (NGC) Numismatic Guaranty Corporation, established in 1987.

2022-W Silver Eagle PR-70 DCAM-3 Top 4 most most trusted Numismatic Grading Companies; (ICG) Independent Coin Graders 1998, established in 1998. (ANACS) American Numismatic Association Certification, established in 1979. (PCGS) Professional Coin Grading Service, established in 1986. (NGC) Numismatic Guaranty Corporation, established in 1987.

1952-D Franklin Silver Half Dollar MS-66 FBL NOTIFICATION: SGS spends numerous hours each week to hand-pick coins of high quality, regardless of the grading company’s MS value printed on each slab. Please review the PCI (as an example) Graded Coins carefully, for although PCI (and others) are known for their inconsistencies in grading levels (often over-valuing in grade), SGS takes great efforts to set the opening “Bid” at a value that allows a good deal for the bidder/purchaser. Once a coin is reviewed for its “more-true” elements of Luster & Details, an opening bid is calculated, then SGS reduces that value to assist in paying for the Buyer Premium and at least a portion of the shipping. In this manner, the customer gets a great deal with each purchase. If you bid & win a PCI Graded Coin, you have SGS’s guarantee that the coin will be worth what you pay for it, often times worth more. So review that PCI Graded coin with confidence that you are getting a good deal with a guarantee of the coin’s worth. If at any time a customer proves that the coin they purchased was over-priced, SGS will refund the difference. Beautiful coins deserve consideration, regardless of the grading company someone decided to use long ago, so judge for yourself these beautiful coins.

1966 SMS Kennedy Silver Half Dollar MS-69 NOTIFICATION: SGS spends numerous hours each week to hand-pick coins of high quality, regardless of the grading company’s MS value printed on each slab. Please review the PCI (as an example) Graded Coins carefully, for although PCI (and others) are known for their inconsistencies in grading levels (often over-valuing in grade), SGS takes great efforts to set the opening “Bid” at a value that allows a good deal for the bidder/purchaser. Once a coin is reviewed for its “more-true” elements of Luster & Details, an opening bid is calculated, then SGS reduces that value to assist in paying for the Buyer Premium and at least a portion of the shipping. In this manner, the customer gets a great deal with each purchase. If you bid & win a PCI Graded Coin, you have SGS’s guarantee that the coin will be worth what you pay for it, often times worth more. So review that PCI Graded coin with confidence that you are getting a good deal with a guarantee of the coin’s worth. If at any time a customer proves that the coin they purchased was over-priced, SGS will refund the difference. Beautiful coins deserve consideration, regardless of the grading company someone decided to use long ago, so judge for yourself these beautiful coins.

1884 Morgan Silver Dollar MS-65 NOTIFICATION: SGS spends numerous hours each week to hand-pick coins of high quality, regardless of the grading company’s MS value printed on each slab. Please review the PCI (as an example) Graded Coins carefully, for although PCI (and others) are known for their inconsistencies in grading levels (often over-valuing in grade), SGS takes great efforts to set the opening “Bid” at a value that allows a good deal for the bidder/purchaser. Once a coin is reviewed for its “more-true” elements of Luster & Details, an opening bid is calculated, then SGS reduces that value to assist in paying for the Buyer Premium and at least a portion of the shipping. In this manner, the customer gets a great deal with each purchase. If you bid & win a PCI Graded Coin, you have SGS’s guarantee that the coin will be worth what you pay for it, often times worth more. So review that PCI Graded coin with confidence that you are getting a good deal with a guarantee of the coin’s worth. If at any time a customer proves that the coin they purchased was over-priced, SGS will refund the difference. Beautiful coins deserve consideration, regardless of the grading company someone decided to use long ago, so judge for yourself these beautiful coins.

1889 Morgan Silver Dollar MS-65 + NOTIFICATION: SGS spends numerous hours each week to hand-pick coins of high quality, regardless of the grading company’s MS value printed on each slab. Please review the PCI (as an example) Graded Coins carefully, for although PCI (and others) are known for their inconsistencies in grading levels (often over-valuing in grade), SGS takes great efforts to set the opening “Bid” at a value that allows a good deal for the bidder/purchaser. Once a coin is reviewed for its “more-true” elements of Luster & Details, an opening bid is calculated, then SGS reduces that value to assist in paying for the Buyer Premium and at least a portion of the shipping. In this manner, the customer gets a great deal with each purchase. If you bid & win a PCI Graded Coin, you have SGS’s guarantee that the coin will be worth what you pay for it, often times worth more. So review that PCI Graded coin with confidence that you are getting a good deal with a guarantee of the coin’s worth. If at any time a customer proves that the coin they purchased was over-priced, SGS will refund the difference. Beautiful coins deserve consideration, regardless of the grading company someone decided to use long ago, so judge for yourself these beautiful coins.

2021-W SilveTop 4 most most trusted Numismatic Grading Companies; (ICG) Independent Coin Graders 1998, established in 1998. (ANACS) American Numismatic Association Certification, established in 1979. (PCGS) Professional Coin Grading Service, established in 1986. (NGC) Numismatic Guaranty Corporation, established in 1987.r Eagle Congratulations Set PR-70 DCAM

1881-S Morgan Silver Dollar MS-66 + DMPL NOTIFICATION: SGS spends numerous hours each week to hand-pick coins of high quality, regardless of the grading company’s MS value printed on each slab. Please review the PCI (as an example) Graded Coins carefully, for although PCI (and others) are known for their inconsistencies in grading levels (often over-valuing in grade), SGS takes great efforts to set the opening “Bid” at a value that allows a good deal for the bidder/purchaser. Once a coin is reviewed for its “more-true” elements of Luster & Details, an opening bid is calculated, then SGS reduces that value to assist in paying for the Buyer Premium and at least a portion of the shipping. In this manner, the customer gets a great deal with each purchase. If you bid & win a PCI/Other Graded Coin, you have SGS’s guarantee that the coin will be worth what you pay for it, often times worth more. So review that PCI Graded coin with confidence that you are getting a good deal with a guarantee of the coin’s worth. If at any time a customer proves that the coin they purchased was over-priced, SGS will refund the difference. Beautiful coins deserve consideration, regardless of the grading company someone decided to use long ago, so judge for yourself these beautiful coins.

1881-S Morgan Silver Dollar MS-67 PL NOTIFICATION: SGS spends numerous hours each week to hand-pick coins of high quality, regardless of the grading company’s MS value printed on each slab. Please review the PCI (as an example) Graded Coins carefully, for although PCI (and others) are known for their inconsistencies in grading levels (often over-valuing in grade), SGS takes great efforts to set the opening “Bid” at a value that allows a good deal for the bidder/purchaser. Once a coin is reviewed for its “more-true” elements of Luster & Details, an opening bid is calculated, then SGS reduces that value to assist in paying for the Buyer Premium and at least a portion of the shipping. In this manner, the customer gets a great deal with each purchase. If you bid & win a PCI/Other Graded Coin, you have SGS’s guarantee that the coin will be worth what you pay for it, often times worth more. So review that PCI Graded coin with confidence that you are getting a good deal with a guarantee of the coin’s worth. If at any time a customer proves that the coin they purchased was over-priced, SGS will refund the difference. Beautiful coins deserve consideration, regardless of the grading company someone decided to use long ago, so judge for yourself these beautiful coins.

1881-S MorganNOTIFICATION: SGS spends numerous hours each week to hand-pick coins of high quality, regardless of the grading company’s MS value printed on each slab. Please review the PCI (as an example) Graded Coins carefully, for although PCI (and others) are known for their inconsistencies in grading levels (often over-valuing in grade), SGS takes great efforts to set the opening “Bid” at a value that allows a good deal for the bidder/purchaser. Once a coin is reviewed for its “more-true” elements of Luster & Details, an opening bid is calculated, then SGS reduces that value to assist in paying for the Buyer Premium and at least a portion of the shipping. In this manner, the customer gets a great deal with each purchase. If you bid & win a PCI/Other Graded Coin, you have SGS’s guarantee that the coin will be worth what you pay for it, often times worth more. So review that PCI Graded coin with confidence that you are getting a good deal with a guarantee of the coin’s worth. If at any time a customer proves that the coin they purchased was over-priced, SGS will refund the difference. Beautiful coins deserve consideration, regardless of the grading company someone decided to use long ago, so judge for yourself these beautiful coins. Silver Dollar MS-66 PL

1880-S Morgan Silver Dollar MS-66 PL NOTIFICATION: SGS spends numerous hours each week to hand-pick coins of high quality, regardless of the grading company’s MS value printed on each slab. Please review the PCI (as an example) Graded Coins carefully, for although PCI (and others) are known for their inconsistencies in grading levels (often over-valuing in grade), SGS takes great efforts to set the opening “Bid” at a value that allows a good deal for the bidder/purchaser. Once a coin is reviewed for its “more-true” elements of Luster & Details, an opening bid is calculated, then SGS reduces that value to assist in paying for the Buyer Premium and at least a portion of the shipping. In this manner, the customer gets a great deal with each purchase. If you bid & win a PCI/Other Graded Coin, you have SGS’s guarantee that the coin will be worth what you pay for it, often times worth more. So review that PCI Graded coin with confidence that you are getting a good deal with a guarantee of the coin’s worth. If at any time a customer proves that the coin they purchased was over-priced, SGS will refund the difference. Beautiful coins deserve consideration, regardless of the grading company someone decided to use long ago, so judge for yourself these beautiful coins.

1959 Iraq 100 FILS MS-64 NOTIFICATION: SGS spends numerous hours each week to hand-pick coins of high quality, regardless of the grading company’s MS value printed on each slab. Please review the PCI (as an example) Graded Coins carefully, for although PCI (and others) are known for their inconsistencies in grading levels (often over-valuing in grade), SGS takes great efforts to set the opening “Bid” at a value that allows a good deal for the bidder/purchaser. Once a coin is reviewed for its “more-true” elements of Luster & Details, an opening bid is calculated, then SGS reduces that value to assist in paying for the Buyer Premium and at least a portion of the shipping. In this manner, the customer gets a great deal with each purchase. If you bid & win a PCI Graded Coin, you have SGS’s guarantee that the coin will be worth what you pay for it, often times worth more. So review that PCI Graded coin with confidence that you are getting a good deal with a guarantee of the coin’s worth. If at any time a customer proves that the coin they purchased was over-priced, SGS will refund the difference. Beautiful coins deserve consideration, regardless of the grading company someone decided to use long ago, so judge for yourself these beautiful coins.

1878-S Morgan Silver Dollar MS-65 PL NOTIFICATION: SGS spends numerous hours each week to hand-pick coins of high quality, regardless of the grading company’s MS value printed on each slab. Please review the PCI (as an example) Graded Coins carefully, for although PCI (and others) are known for their inconsistencies in grading levels (often over-valuing in grade), SGS takes great efforts to set the opening “Bid” at a value that allows a good deal for the bidder/purchaser. Once a coin is reviewed for its “more-true” elements of Luster & Details, an opening bid is calculated, then SGS reduces that value to assist in paying for the Buyer Premium and at least a portion of the shipping. In this manner, the customer gets a great deal with each purchase. If you bid & win a PCI/Other Graded Coin, you have SGS’s guarantee that the coin will be worth what you pay for it, often times worth more. So review that PCI Graded coin with confidence that you are getting a good deal with a guarantee of the coin’s worth. If at any time a customer proves that the coin they purchased was over-priced, SGS will refund the difference. Beautiful coins deserve consideration, regardless of the grading company someone decided to use long ago, so judge for yourself these beautiful coins.

1921 Morgan Silver Dollar MS-65 Top 4 most most trusted Numismatic Grading Companies; (ICG) Independent Coin Graders 1998, established in 1998. (ANACS) American Numismatic Association Certification, established in 1979. (PCGS) Professional Coin Grading Service, established in 1986. (NGC) Numismatic Guaranty Corporation, established in 1987.

1881-S Morgan Silver Dollar MS-66 PL NOTIFICATION: SGS spends numerous hours each week to hand-pick coins of high quality, regardless of the grading company’s MS value printed on each slab. Please review the PCI (as an example) Graded Coins carefully, for although PCI (and others) are known for their inconsistencies in grading levels (often over-valuing in grade), SGS takes great efforts to set the opening “Bid” at a value that allows a good deal for the bidder/purchaser. Once a coin is reviewed for its “more-true” elements of Luster & Details, an opening bid is calculated, then SGS reduces that value to assist in paying for the Buyer Premium and at least a portion of the shipping. In this manner, the customer gets a great deal with each purchase. If you bid & win a PCI Graded Coin, you have SGS’s guarantee that the coin will be worth what you pay for it, often times worth more. So review that PCI Graded coin with confidence that you are getting a good deal with a guarantee of the coin’s worth. If at any time a customer proves that the coin they purchased was over-priced, SGS will refund the difference. Beautiful coins deserve consideration, regardless of the grading company someone decided to use long ago, so judge for yourself these beautiful coins.

1887 Morgan Silver Dollar MS-65 Top 4 most most trusted Numismatic Grading Companies; (ICG) Independent Coin Graders 1998, established in 1998. (ANACS) American Numismatic Association Certification, established in 1979. (PCGS) Professional Coin Grading Service, established in 1986. (NGC) Numismatic Guaranty Corporation, established in 1987.

1884-O Morgan Silver Dollar MS-65 Top 4 most most trusted Numismatic Grading Companies; (ICG) Independent Coin Graders 1998, established in 1998. (ANACS) American Numismatic Association Certification, established in 1979. (PCGS) Professional Coin Grading Service, established in 1986. (NGC) Numismatic Guaranty Corporation, established in 1987.

1884-O Morgan Silver Dollar MS-65 NOTIFICATION: SGS spends numerous hours each week to hand-pick coins of high quality, regardless of the grading company’s MS value printed on each slab. Please review the PCI (as an example) Graded Coins carefully, for although PCI (and others) are known for their inconsistencies in grading levels (often over-valuing in grade), SGS takes great efforts to set the opening “Bid” at a value that allows a good deal for the bidder/purchaser. Once a coin is reviewed for its “more-true” elements of Luster & Details, an opening bid is calculated, then SGS reduces that value to assist in paying for the Buyer Premium and at least a portion of the shipping. In this manner, the customer gets a great deal with each purchase. If you bid & win a PCI Graded Coin, you have SGS’s guarantee that the coin will be worth what you pay for it, often times worth more. So review that PCI Graded coin with confidence that you are getting a good deal with a guarantee of the coin’s worth. If at any time a customer proves that the coin they purchased was over-priced, SGS will refund the difference. Beautiful coins deserve consideration, regardless of the grading company someone decided to use long ago, so judge for yourself these beautiful coins.

1890 Morgan Silver Dollar MS-65 NOTIFICATION: SGS spends numerous hours each week to hand-pick coins of high quality, regardless of the grading company’s MS value printed on each slab. Please review the PCI (as an example) Graded Coins carefully, for although PCI (and others) are known for their inconsistencies in grading levels (often over-valuing in grade), SGS takes great efforts to set the opening “Bid” at a value that allows a good deal for the bidder/purchaser. Once a coin is reviewed for its “more-true” elements of Luster & Details, an opening bid is calculated, then SGS reduces that value to assist in paying for the Buyer Premium and at least a portion of the shipping. In this manner, the customer gets a great deal with each purchase. If you bid & win a PCI/Other Graded Coin, you have SGS’s guarantee that the coin will be worth what you pay for it, often times worth more. So review that PCI Graded coin with confidence that you are getting a good deal with a guarantee of the coin’s worth. If at any time a customer proves that the coin they purchased was over-priced, SGS will refund the difference. Beautiful coins deserve consideration, regardless of the grading company someone decided to use long ago, so judge for yourself these beautiful coins.

1878-S Morgan Silver Dollar MS-66 + PL NOTIFICATION: SGS spends numerous hours each week to hand-pick coins of high quality, regardless of the grading company’s MS value printed on each slab. Please review the PCI (as an example) Graded Coins carefully, for although PCI (and others) are known for their inconsistencies in grading levels (often over-valuing in grade), SGS takes great efforts to set the opening “Bid” at a value that allows a good deal for the bidder/purchaser. Once a coin is reviewed for its “more-true” elements of Luster & Details, an opening bid is calculated, then SGS reduces that value to assist in paying for the Buyer Premium and at least a portion of the shipping. In this manner, the customer gets a great deal with each purchase. If you bid & win a PCI/Other Graded Coin, you have SGS’s guarantee that the coin will be worth what you pay for it, often times worth more. So review that PCI Graded coin with confidence that you are getting a good deal with a guarantee of the coin’s worth. If at any time a customer proves that the coin they purchased was over-priced, SGS will refund the difference. Beautiful coins deserve consideration, regardless of the grading company someone decided to use long ago, so judge for yourself these beautiful coins.

1883-O Morgan Silver Dollar MS-65 + PL NOTIFICATION: SGS spends numerous hours each week to hand-pick coins of high quality, regardless of the grading company’s MS value printed on each slab. Please review the PCI (as an example) Graded Coins carefully, for although PCI (and others) are known for their inconsistencies in grading levels (often over-valuing in grade), SGS takes great efforts to set the opening “Bid” at a value that allows a good deal for the bidder/purchaser. Once a coin is reviewed for its “more-true” elements of Luster & Details, an opening bid is calculated, then SGS reduces that value to assist in paying for the Buyer Premium and at least a portion of the shipping. In this manner, the customer gets a great deal with each purchase. If you bid & win a PCI/Other Graded Coin, you have SGS’s guarantee that the coin will be worth what you pay for it, often times worth more. So review that PCI Graded coin with confidence that you are getting a good deal with a guarantee of the coin’s worth. If at any time a customer proves that the coin they purchased was over-priced, SGS will refund the difference. Beautiful coins deserve consideration, regardless of the grading company someone decided to use long ago, so judge for yourself these beautiful coins.

1884-O Morgan Silver Dollar MS-66 NOTIFICATION: SGS spends numerous hours each week to hand-pick coins of high quality, regardless of the grading company’s MS value printed on each slab. Please review the PCI (as an example) Graded Coins carefully, for although PCI (and others) are known for their inconsistencies in grading levels (often over-valuing in grade), SGS takes great efforts to set the opening “Bid” at a value that allows a good deal for the bidder/purchaser. Once a coin is reviewed for its “more-true” elements of Luster & Details, an opening bid is calculated, then SGS reduces that value to assist in paying for the Buyer Premium and at least a portion of the shipping. In this manner, the customer gets a great deal with each purchase. If you bid & win a PCI/Other Graded Coin, you have SGS’s guarantee that the coin will be worth what you pay for it, often times worth more. So review that PCI Graded coin with confidence that you are getting a good deal with a guarantee of the coin’s worth. If at any time a customer proves that the coin they purchased was over-priced, SGS will refund the difference. Beautiful coins deserve consideration, regardless of the grading company someone decided to use long ago, so judge for yourself these beautiful coins.

1884-CC Morgan Silver Dollar MS-63 PL Quality Morgan U.S. Silver Dollars, from the J.D. Norton Collection. From bankroll to snap-case to protect each coin’s quality. All MS values are an estimate provided to SGS and should be valid. Quality coins at great prices, with a price guarantee.

1884-CC Morgan Silver Dollar MS-63 PL Quality Morgan U.S. Silver Dollars, from the J.D. Norton Collection. From bankroll to snap-case to protect each coin’s quality. All MS values are an estimate provided to SGS and should be valid. Quality coins at great prices, with a price guarantee.

1900 Morgan Silver Dollar MS-66 NOTIFICATION: SGS spends numerous hours each week to hand-pick coins of high quality, regardless of the grading company’s MS value printed on each slab. Please review the PCI (as an example) Graded Coins carefully, for although PCI (and others) are known for their inconsistencies in grading levels (often over-valuing in grade), SGS takes great efforts to set the opening “Bid” at a value that allows a good deal for the bidder/purchaser. Once a coin is reviewed for its “more-true” elements of Luster & Details, an opening bid is calculated, then SGS reduces that value to assist in paying for the Buyer Premium and at least a portion of the shipping. In this manner, the customer gets a great deal with each purchase. If you bid & win a PCI/Other Graded Coin, you have SGS’s guarantee that the coin will be worth what you pay for it, often times worth more. So review that PCI Graded coin with confidence that you are getting a good deal with a guarantee of the coin’s worth. If at any time a customer proves that the coin they purchased was over-priced, SGS will refund the difference. Beautiful coins deserve consideration, regardless of the grading company someone decided to use long ago, so judge for yourself these beautiful coins.

2021-W Liberty Eagle Silver Dollar PR-70 DCAM (Congratulations Set) Top 4 most most trusted Numismatic Grading Companies; (ICG) Independent Coin Graders 1998, established in 1998. (ANACS) American Numismatic Association Certification, established in 1979. (PCGS) Professional Coin Grading Service, established in 1986. (NGC) Numismatic Guaranty Corporation, established in 1987.

1923 Peace Silver Dollar MS-67 NOTIFICATION: SGS spends numerous hours each week to hand-pick coins of high quality, regardless of the grading company’s MS value printed on each slab. Please review the PCI (as an example) Graded Coins carefully, for although PCI (and others) are known for their inconsistencies in grading levels (often over-valuing in grade), SGS takes great efforts to set the opening “Bid” at a value that allows a good deal for the bidder/purchaser. Once a coin is reviewed for its “more-true” elements of Luster & Details, an opening bid is calculated, then SGS reduces that value to assist in paying for the Buyer Premium and at least a portion of the shipping. In this manner, the customer gets a great deal with each purchase. If you bid & win a PCI Graded Coin, you have SGS’s guarantee that the coin will be worth what you pay for it, often times worth more. So review that PCI Graded coin with confidence that you are getting a good deal with a guarantee of the coin’s worth. If at any time a customer proves that the coin they purchased was over-priced, SGS will refund the difference. Beautiful coins deserve consideration, regardless of the grading company someone decided to use long ago, so judge for yourself these beautiful coins.

Lot-702_2020M Spain S5E Iberia-American Series Barcelona-Mataro Locomotive PF-69 Ultra Cameo Top 4 most most trusted Numismatic Grading Companies; (ICG) Independent Coin Graders 1998, established in 1998. (ANACS) American Numismatic Association Certification, established in 1979. (PCGS) Professional Coin Grading Service, established in 1986. (NGC) Numismatic Guaranty Corporation, established in 1987.

Lot-704_2009 P S$1 Apollo 11 50th Anniversary First .999 Silver Commemorative Early Release PF-70 Ultra Cameo -Signed Top 4 most most trusted Numismatic Grading Companies; (ICG) Independent Coin Graders 1998, established in 1998. (ANACS) American Numismatic Association Certification, established in 1979. (PCGS) Professional Coin Grading Service, established in 1986. (NGC) Numismatic Guaranty Corporation, established in 1987.

1920 Standing Liberty 25C MS-63 NOTIFICATION: SGS spends numerous hours each week to hand-pick coins of high quality, regardless of the grading company’s MS value printed on each slab. Please review the PCI (as an example) Graded Coins carefully, for although PCI (and others) are known for their inconsistencies in grading levels (often over-valuing in grade), SGS takes great efforts to set the opening “Bid” at a value that allows a good deal for the bidder/purchaser. Once a coin is reviewed for its “more-true” elements of Luster & Details, an opening bid is calculated, then SGS reduces that value to assist in paying for the Buyer Premium and at least a portion of the shipping. In this manner, the customer gets a great deal with each purchase. If you bid & win a PCI/Other Graded Coin, you have SGS’s guarantee that the coin will be worth what you pay for it, often times worth more. So review that PCI Graded coin with confidence that you are getting a good deal with a guarantee of the coin’s worth. If at any time a customer proves that the coin they purchased was over-priced, SGS will refund the difference. Beautiful coins deserve consideration, regardless of the grading company someone decided to use long ago, so judge for yourself these beautiful coins.

1887 Morgan Silver Dollar MS-65 NOTIFICATION: SGS spends numerous hours each week to hand-pick coins of high quality, regardless of the grading company’s MS value printed on each slab. Please review the PCI (as an example) Graded Coins carefully, for although PCI (and others) are known for their inconsistencies in grading levels (often over-valuing in grade), SGS takes great efforts to set the opening “Bid” at a value that allows a good deal for the bidder/purchaser. Once a coin is reviewed for its “more-true” elements of Luster & Details, an opening bid is calculated, then SGS reduces that value to assist in paying for the Buyer Premium and at least a portion of the shipping. In this manner, the customer gets a great deal with each purchase. If you bid & win a PCI/Other Graded Coin, you have SGS’s guarantee that the coin will be worth what you pay for it, often times worth more. So review that PCI Graded coin with confidence that you are getting a good deal with a guarantee of the coin’s worth. If at any time a customer proves that the coin they purchased was over-priced, SGS will refund the difference. Beautiful coins deserve consideration, regardless of the grading company someone decided to use long ago, so judge for yourself these beautiful coins.

1927 Standing Liberty 25C MS-63 FH NOTIFICATION: SGS spends numerous hours each week to hand-pick coins of high quality, regardless of the grading company’s MS value printed on each slab. Please review the PCI (as an example) Graded Coins carefully, for although PCI (and others) are known for their inconsistencies in grading levels (often over-valuing in grade), SGS takes great efforts to set the opening “Bid” at a value that allows a good deal for the bidder/purchaser. Once a coin is reviewed for its “more-true” elements of Luster & Details, an opening bid is calculated, then SGS reduces that value to assist in paying for the Buyer Premium and at least a portion of the shipping. In this manner, the customer gets a great deal with each purchase. If you bid & win a PCI/Other Graded Coin, you have SGS’s guarantee that the coin will be worth what you pay for it, often times worth more. So review that PCI Graded coin with confidence that you are getting a good deal with a guarantee of the coin’s worth. If at any time a customer proves that the coin they purchased was over-priced, SGS will refund the difference. Beautiful coins deserve consideration, regardless of the grading company someone decided to use long ago, so judge for yourself these beautiful coins.

1904-O Morgan Silver Dollar MS-66 PL (Proof-Like) NOTIFICATION: SGS spends numerous hours each week to hand-pick coins of high quality, regardless of the grading company’s MS value printed on each slab. Please review the PCI (as an example) Graded Coins carefully, for although PCI (and others) are known for their inconsistencies in grading levels (often over-valuing in grade), SGS takes great efforts to set the opening “Bid” at a value that allows a good deal for the bidder/purchaser. Once a coin is reviewed for its “more-true” elements of Luster & Details, an opening bid is calculated, then SGS reduces that value to assist in paying for the Buyer Premium and at least a portion of the shipping. In this manner, the customer gets a great deal with each purchase. If you bid & win a PCI/Other Graded Coin, you have SGS’s guarantee that the coin will be worth what you pay for it, often times worth more. So review that PCI Graded coin with confidence that you are getting a good deal with a guarantee of the coin’s worth. If at any time a customer proves that the coin they purchased was over-priced, SGS will refund the difference. Beautiful coins deserve consideration, regardless of the grading company someone decided to use long ago, so judge for yourself these beautiful coins.

1937-S Walking Liberty 50C MS-65 NOTIFICATION: SGS spends numerous hours each week to hand-pick coins of high quality, regardless of the grading company’s MS value printed on each slab. Please review the PCI (as an example) Graded Coins carefully, for although PCI (and others) are known for their inconsistencies in grading levels (often over-valuing in grade), SGS takes great efforts to set the opening “Bid” at a value that allows a good deal for the bidder/purchaser. Once a coin is reviewed for its “more-true” elements of Luster & Details, an opening bid is calculated, then SGS reduces that value to assist in paying for the Buyer Premium and at least a portion of the shipping. In this manner, the customer gets a great deal with each purchase. If you bid & win a PCI/Other Graded Coin, you have SGS’s guarantee that the coin will be worth what you pay for it, often times worth more. So review that PCI Graded coin with confidence that you are getting a good deal with a guarantee of the coin’s worth. If at any time a customer proves that the coin they purchased was over-priced, SGS will refund the difference. Beautiful coins deserve consideration, regardless of the grading company someone decided to use long ago, so judge for yourself these beautiful coins.

1898 Morgan Silver Dollar MS-65 NOTIFICATION: SGS spends numerous hours each week to hand-pick coins of high quality, regardless of the grading company’s MS value printed on each slab. Please review the PCI (as an example) Graded Coins carefully, for although PCI (and others) are known for their inconsistencies in grading levels (often over-valuing in grade), SGS takes great efforts to set the opening “Bid” at a value that allows a good deal for the bidder/purchaser. Once a coin is reviewed for its “more-true” elements of Luster & Details, an opening bid is calculated, then SGS reduces that value to assist in paying for the Buyer Premium and at least a portion of the shipping. In this manner, the customer gets a great deal with each purchase. If you bid & win a PCI/Other Graded Coin, you have SGS’s guarantee that the coin will be worth what you pay for it, often times worth more. So review that PCI Graded coin with confidence that you are getting a good deal with a guarantee of the coin’s worth. If at any time a customer proves that the coin they purchased was over-priced, SGS will refund the difference. Beautiful coins deserve consideration, regardless of the grading company someone decided to use long ago, so judge for yourself these beautiful coins.

1889 Morgan Silver Dollar MS-65 Top 4 most most trusted Numismatic Grading Companies; (ICG) Independent Coin Graders 1998, established in 1998. (ANACS) American Numismatic Association Certification, established in 1979. (PCGS) Professional Coin Grading Service, established in 1986. (NGC) Numismatic Guaranty Corporation, established in 1987.

1921 Morgan Silver Dollar MS-65 Top 4 most most trusted Numismatic Grading Companies; (ICG) Independent Coin Graders 1998, established in 1998. (ANACS) American Numismatic Association Certification, established in 1979. (PCGS) Professional Coin Grading Service, established in 1986. (NGC) Numismatic Guaranty Corporation, established in 1987.

1942-D Walking Liberty 50C MS-66 NOTIFICATION: SGS spends numerous hours each week to hand-pick coins of high quality, regardless of the grading company’s MS value printed on each slab. Please review the PCI (as an example) Graded Coins carefully, for although PCI (and others) are known for their inconsistencies in grading levels (often over-valuing in grade), SGS takes great efforts to set the opening “Bid” at a value that allows a good deal for the bidder/purchaser. Once a coin is reviewed for its “more-true” elements of Luster & Details, an opening bid is calculated, then SGS reduces that value to assist in paying for the Buyer Premium and at least a portion of the shipping. In this manner, the customer gets a great deal with each purchase. If you bid & win a PCI/Other Graded Coin, you have SGS’s guarantee that the coin will be worth what you pay for it, often times worth more. So review that PCI Graded coin with confidence that you are getting a good deal with a guarantee of the coin’s worth. If at any time a customer proves that the coin they purchased was over-priced, SGS will refund the difference. Beautiful coins deserve consideration, regardless of the grading company someone decided to use long ago, so judge for yourself these beautiful coins.

1881-S Morgan Silver Dollar MS-66 PL NOTIFICATION: SGS spends numerous hours each week to hand-pick coins of high quality, regardless of the grading company’s MS value printed on each slab. Please review the PCI (as an example) Graded Coins carefully, for although PCI (and others) are known for their inconsistencies in grading levels (often over-valuing in grade), SGS takes great efforts to set the opening “Bid” at a value that allows a good deal for the bidder/purchaser. Once a coin is reviewed for its “more-true” elements of Luster & Details, an opening bid is calculated, then SGS reduces that value to assist in paying for the Buyer Premium and at least a portion of the shipping. In this manner, the customer gets a great deal with each purchase. If you bid & win a PCI/Other Graded Coin, you have SGS’s guarantee that the coin will be worth what you pay for it, often times worth more. So review that PCI Graded coin with confidence that you are getting a good deal with a guarantee of the coin’s worth. If at any time a customer proves that the coin they purchased was over-priced, SGS will refund the difference. Beautiful coins deserve consideration, regardless of the grading company someone decided to use long ago, so judge for yourself these beautiful coins.

1881-O Morgan Silver Dollar MS-65 NOTIFICATION: SGS spends numerous hours each week to hand-pick coins of high quality, regardless of the grading company’s MS value printed on each slab. Please review the PCI (as an example) Graded Coins carefully, for although PCI (and others) are known for their inconsistencies in grading levels (often over-valuing in grade), SGS takes great efforts to set the opening “Bid” at a value that allows a good deal for the bidder/purchaser. Once a coin is reviewed for its “more-true” elements of Luster & Details, an opening bid is calculated, then SGS reduces that value to assist in paying for the Buyer Premium and at least a portion of the shipping. In this manner, the customer gets a great deal with each purchase. If you bid & win a PCI/Other Graded Coin, you have SGS’s guarantee that the coin will be worth what you pay for it, often times worth more. So review that PCI Graded coin with confidence that you are getting a good deal with a guarantee of the coin’s worth. If at any time a customer proves that the coin they purchased was over-priced, SGS will refund the difference. Beautiful coins deserve consideration, regardless of the grading company someone decided to use long ago, so judge for yourself these beautiful coins.

1885 Morgan Silver Dollar MS-65 + Obv. Toning NOTIFICATION: SGS spends numerous hours each week to hand-pick coins of high quality, regardless of the grading company’s MS value printed on each slab. Please review the PCI (as an example) Graded Coins carefully, for although PCI (and others) are known for their inconsistencies in grading levels (often over-valuing in grade), SGS takes great efforts to set the opening “Bid” at a value that allows a good deal for the bidder/purchaser. Once a coin is reviewed for its “more-true” elements of Luster & Details, an opening bid is calculated, then SGS reduces that value to assist in paying for the Buyer Premium and at least a portion of the shipping. In this manner, the customer gets a great deal with each purchase. If you bid & win a PCI/Other Graded Coin, you have SGS’s guarantee that the coin will be worth what you pay for it, often times worth more. So review that PCI Graded coin with confidence that you are getting a good deal with a guarantee of the coin’s worth. If at any time a customer proves that the coin they purchased was over-priced, SGS will refund the difference. Beautiful coins deserve consideration, regardless of the grading company someone decided to use long ago, so judge for yourself these beautiful coins.

1886 Morgan Silver Dollar MS-66 NOTIFICATION: SGS spends numerous hours each week to hand-pick coins of high quality, regardless of the grading company’s MS value printed on each slab. Please review the PCI (as an example) Graded Coins carefully, for although PCI (and others) are known for their inconsistencies in grading levels (often over-valuing in grade), SGS takes great efforts to set the opening “Bid” at a value that allows a good deal for the bidder/purchaser. Once a coin is reviewed for its “more-true” elements of Luster & Details, an opening bid is calculated, then SGS reduces that value to assist in paying for the Buyer Premium and at least a portion of the shipping. In this manner, the customer gets a great deal with each purchase. If you bid & win a PCI/Other Graded Coin, you have SGS’s guarantee that the coin will be worth what you pay for it, often times worth more. So review that PCI Graded coin with confidence that you are getting a good deal with a guarantee of the coin’s worth. If at any time a customer proves that the coin they purchased was over-priced, SGS will refund the difference. Beautiful coins deserve consideration, regardless of the grading company someone decided to use long ago, so judge for yourself these beautiful coins.

1884-O Morgan Silver Dollar MS-67 Obv. Toning NOTIFICATION: SGS spends numerous hours each week to hand-pick coins of high quality, regardless of the grading company’s MS value printed on each slab. Please review the PCI (as an example) Graded Coins carefully, for although PCI (and others) are known for their inconsistencies in grading levels (often over-valuing in grade), SGS takes great efforts to set the opening “Bid” at a value that allows a good deal for the bidder/purchaser. Once a coin is reviewed for its “more-true” elements of Luster & Details, an opening bid is calculated, then SGS reduces that value to assist in paying for the Buyer Premium and at least a portion of the shipping. In this manner, the customer gets a great deal with each purchase. If you bid & win a PCI/Other Graded Coin, you have SGS’s guarantee that the coin will be worth what you pay for it, often times worth more. So review that PCI Graded coin with confidence that you are getting a good deal with a guarantee of the coin’s worth. If at any time a customer proves that the coin they purchased was over-priced, SGS will refund the difference. Beautiful coins deserve consideration, regardless of the grading company someone decided to use long ago, so judge for yourself these beautiful coins.

1886 Morgan Silver Dollar MS-67 Obv. Toning NOTIFICATION: SGS spends numerous hours each week to hand-pick coins of high quality, regardless of the grading company’s MS value printed on each slab. Please review the PCI (as an example) Graded Coins carefully, for although PCI (and others) are known for their inconsistencies in grading levels (often over-valuing in grade), SGS takes great efforts to set the opening “Bid” at a value that allows a good deal for the bidder/purchaser. Once a coin is reviewed for its “more-true” elements of Luster & Details, an opening bid is calculated, then SGS reduces that value to assist in paying for the Buyer Premium and at least a portion of the shipping. In this manner, the customer gets a great deal with each purchase. If you bid & win a PCI/Other Graded Coin, you have SGS’s guarantee that the coin will be worth what you pay for it, often times worth more. So review that PCI Graded coin with confidence that you are getting a good deal with a guarantee of the coin’s worth. If at any time a customer proves that the coin they purchased was over-priced, SGS will refund the difference. Beautiful coins deserve consideration, regardless of the grading company someone decided to use long ago, so judge for yourself these beautiful coins.

1880-S Morgan Silver Dollar MA-65 + Obv. Toning NOTIFICATION: SGS spends numerous hours each week to hand-pick coins of high quality, regardless of the grading company’s MS value printed on each slab. Please review the PCI (as an example) Graded Coins carefully, for although PCI (and others) are known for their inconsistencies in grading levels (often over-valuing in grade), SGS takes great efforts to set the opening “Bid” at a value that allows a good deal for the bidder/purchaser. Once a coin is reviewed for its “more-true” elements of Luster & Details, an opening bid is calculated, then SGS reduces that value to assist in paying for the Buyer Premium and at least a portion of the shipping. In this manner, the customer gets a great deal with each purchase. If you bid & win a PCI/Other Graded Coin, you have SGS’s guarantee that the coin will be worth what you pay for it, often times worth more. So review that PCI Graded coin with confidence that you are getting a good deal with a guarantee of the coin’s worth. If at any time a customer proves that the coin they purchased was over-priced, SGS will refund the difference. Beautiful coins deserve consideration, regardless of the grading company someone decided to use long ago, so judge for yourself these beautiful coins.

1898-O Morgan Silver Dollar MS-66 Rev. Toning NOTIFICATION: SGS spends numerous hours each week to hand-pick coins of high quality, regardless of the grading company’s MS value printed on each slab. Please review the PCI (as an example) Graded Coins carefully, for although PCI (and others) are known for their inconsistencies in grading levels (often over-valuing in grade), SGS takes great efforts to set the opening “Bid” at a value that allows a good deal for the bidder/purchaser. Once a coin is reviewed for its “more-true” elements of Luster & Details, an opening bid is calculated, then SGS reduces that value to assist in paying for the Buyer Premium and at least a portion of the shipping. In this manner, the customer gets a great deal with each purchase. If you bid & win a PCI/Other Graded Coin, you have SGS’s guarantee that the coin will be worth what you pay for it, often times worth more. So review that PCI Graded coin with confidence that you are getting a good deal with a guarantee of the coin’s worth. If at any time a customer proves that the coin they purchased was over-priced, SGS will refund the difference. Beautiful coins deserve consideration, regardless of the grading company someone decided to use long ago, so judge for yourself these beautiful coins.

1889 Morgan Silver Dollar MS-66 Obv. Toning NOTIFICATION: SGS spends numerous hours each week to hand-pick coins of high quality, regardless of the grading company’s MS value printed on each slab. Please review the PCI (as an example) Graded Coins carefully, for although PCI (and others) are known for their inconsistencies in grading levels (often over-valuing in grade), SGS takes great efforts to set the opening “Bid” at a value that allows a good deal for the bidder/purchaser. Once a coin is reviewed for its “more-true” elements of Luster & Details, an opening bid is calculated, then SGS reduces that value to assist in paying for the Buyer Premium and at least a portion of the shipping. In this manner, the customer gets a great deal with each purchase. If you bid & win a PCI/Other Graded Coin, you have SGS’s guarantee that the coin will be worth what you pay for it, often times worth more. So review that PCI Graded coin with confidence that you are getting a good deal with a guarantee of the coin’s worth. If at any time a customer proves that the coin they purchased was over-priced, SGS will refund the difference. Beautiful coins deserve consideration, regardless of the grading company someone decided to use long ago, so judge for yourself these beautiful coins.

1923-D Peace Silver Dollar MS-65 + NOTIFICATION: SGS spends numerous hours each week to hand-pick coins of high quality, regardless of the grading company’s MS value printed on each slab. Please review the PCI (as an example) Graded Coins carefully, for although PCI (and others) are known for their inconsistencies in grading levels (often over-valuing in grade), SGS takes great efforts to set the opening “Bid” at a value that allows a good deal for the bidder/purchaser. Once a coin is reviewed for its “more-true” elements of Luster & Details, an opening bid is calculated, then SGS reduces that value to assist in paying for the Buyer Premium and at least a portion of the shipping. In this manner, the customer gets a great deal with each purchase. If you bid & win a PCI/Other Graded Coin, you have SGS’s guarantee that the coin will be worth what you pay for it, often times worth more. So review that PCI Graded coin with confidence that you are getting a good deal with a guarantee of the coin’s worth. If at any time a customer proves that the coin they purchased was over-priced, SGS will refund the difference. Beautiful coins deserve consideration, regardless of the grading company someone decided to use long ago, so judge for yourself these beautiful coins.

1881-S Morgan Silver Dollar MS-66 PL Obv. Toning NOTIFICATION: SGS spends numerous hours each week to hand-pick coins of high quality, regardless of the grading company’s MS value printed on each slab. Please review the PCI (as an example) Graded Coins carefully, for although PCI (and others) are known for their inconsistencies in grading levels (often over-valuing in grade), SGS takes great efforts to set the opening “Bid” at a value that allows a good deal for the bidder/purchaser. Once a coin is reviewed for its “more-true” elements of Luster & Details, an opening bid is calculated, then SGS reduces that value to assist in paying for the Buyer Premium and at least a portion of the shipping. In this manner, the customer gets a great deal with each purchase. If you bid & win a PCI/Other Graded Coin, you have SGS’s guarantee that the coin will be worth what you pay for it, often times worth more. So review that PCI Graded coin with confidence that you are getting a good deal with a guarantee of the coin’s worth. If at any time a customer proves that the coin they purchased was over-priced, SGS will refund the difference. Beautiful coins deserve consideration, regardless of the grading company someone decided to use long ago, so judge for yourself these beautiful coins.

1885-O Morgan Silver Dollar MS-66 Obv. Toning NOTIFICATION: SGS spends numerous hours each week to hand-pick coins of high quality, regardless of the grading company’s MS value printed on each slab. Please review the PCI (as an example) Graded Coins carefully, for although PCI (and others) are known for their inconsistencies in grading levels (often over-valuing in grade), SGS takes great efforts to set the opening “Bid” at a value that allows a good deal for the bidder/purchaser. Once a coin is reviewed for its “more-true” elements of Luster & Details, an opening bid is calculated, then SGS reduces that value to assist in paying for the Buyer Premium and at least a portion of the shipping. In this manner, the customer gets a great deal with each purchase. If you bid & win a PCI/Other Graded Coin, you have SGS’s guarantee that the coin will be worth what you pay for it, often times worth more. So review that PCI Graded coin with confidence that you are getting a good deal with a guarantee of the coin’s worth. If at any time a customer proves that the coin they purchased was over-priced, SGS will refund the difference. Beautiful coins deserve consideration, regardless of the grading company someone decided to use long ago, so judge for yourself these beautiful coins.

1889 Morgan Silver Dollar MS-65 + NOTIFICATION: SGS spends numerous hours each week to hand-pick coins of high quality, regardless of the grading company’s MS value printed on each slab. Please review the PCI (as an example) Graded Coins carefully, for although PCI (and others) are known for their inconsistencies in grading levels (often over-valuing in grade), SGS takes great efforts to set the opening “Bid” at a value that allows a good deal for the bidder/purchaser. Once a coin is reviewed for its “more-true” elements of Luster & Details, an opening bid is calculated, then SGS reduces that value to assist in paying for the Buyer Premium and at least a portion of the shipping. In this manner, the customer gets a great deal with each purchase. If you bid & win a PCI/Other Graded Coin, you have SGS’s guarantee that the coin will be worth what you pay for it, often times worth more. So review that PCI Graded coin with confidence that you are getting a good deal with a guarantee of the coin’s worth. If at any time a customer proves that the coin they purchased was over-priced, SGS will refund the difference. Beautiful coins deserve consideration, regardless of the grading company someone decided to use long ago, so judge for yourself these beautiful coins.

1921 Morgan Silver Dollar MS-65 Top 4 most most trusted Numismatic Grading Companies; (ICG) Independent Coin Graders 1998, established in 1998. (ANACS) American Numismatic Association Certification, established in 1979. (PCGS) Professional Coin Grading Service, established in 1986. (NGC) Numismatic Guaranty Corporation, established in 1987.

1885-O Morgan Silver Dollar MS-65 Top 4 most most trusted Numismatic Grading Companies; (ICG) Independent Coin Graders 1998, established in 1998. (ANACS) American Numismatic Association Certification, established in 1979. (PCGS) Professional Coin Grading Service, established in 1986. (NGC) Numismatic Guaranty Corporation, established in 1987.

1881-S Morgan Silver Dollar MS-66 NOTIFICATION: SGS spends numerous hours each week to hand-pick coins of high quality, regardless of the grading company’s MS value printed on each slab. Please review the PCI (as an example) Graded Coins carefully, for although PCI (and others) are known for their inconsistencies in grading levels (often over-valuing in grade), SGS takes great efforts to set the opening “Bid” at a value that allows a good deal for the bidder/purchaser. Once a coin is reviewed for its “more-true” elements of Luster & Details, an opening bid is calculated, then SGS reduces that value to assist in paying for the Buyer Premium and at least a portion of the shipping. In this manner, the customer gets a great deal with each purchase. If you bid & win a PCI Graded Coin, you have SGS’s guarantee that the coin will be worth what you pay for it, often times worth more. So review that PCI Graded coin with confidence that you are getting a good deal with a guarantee of the coin’s worth. If at any time a customer proves that the coin they purchased was over-priced, SGS will refund the difference. Beautiful coins deserve consideration, regardless of the grading company someone decided to use long ago, so judge for yourself these beautiful coins.

1881-S Morgan Silver Dollar MS-65 PL Obv. Edge Toning NOTIFICATION: SGS spends numerous hours each week to hand-pick coins of high quality, regardless of the grading company’s MS value printed on each slab. Please review the PCI (as an example) Graded Coins carefully, for although PCI (and others) are known for their inconsistencies in grading levels (often over-valuing in grade), SGS takes great efforts to set the opening “Bid” at a value that allows a good deal for the bidder/purchaser. Once a coin is reviewed for its “more-true” elements of Luster & Details, an opening bid is calculated, then SGS reduces that value to assist in paying for the Buyer Premium and at least a portion of the shipping. In this manner, the customer gets a great deal with each purchase. If you bid & win a PCI/Other Graded Coin, you have SGS’s guarantee that the coin will be worth what you pay for it, often times worth more. So review that PCI Graded coin with confidence that you are getting a good deal with a guarantee of the coin’s worth. If at any time a customer proves that the coin they purchased was over-priced, SGS will refund the difference. Beautiful coins deserve consideration, regardless of the grading company someone decided to use long ago, so judge for yourself these beautiful coins.

1896 Morgan Silver Dollar MS-66 NOTIFICATION: SGS spends numerous hours each week to hand-pick coins of high quality, regardless of the grading company’s MS value printed on each slab. Please review the PCI (as an example) Graded Coins carefully, for although PCI (and others) are known for their inconsistencies in grading levels (often over-valuing in grade), SGS takes great efforts to set the opening “Bid” at a value that allows a good deal for the bidder/purchaser. Once a coin is reviewed for its “more-true” elements of Luster & Details, an opening bid is calculated, then SGS reduces that value to assist in paying for the Buyer Premium and at least a portion of the shipping. In this manner, the customer gets a great deal with each purchase. If you bid & win a PCI Graded Coin, you have SGS’s guarantee that the coin will be worth what you pay for it, often times worth more. So review that PCI Graded coin with confidence that you are getting a good deal with a guarantee of the coin’s worth. If at any time a customer proves that the coin they purchased was over-priced, SGS will refund the difference. Beautiful coins deserve consideration, regardless of the grading company someone decided to use long ago, so judge for yourself these beautiful coins.

1885 Morgan Silver Dollar MS-65 Top 4 most trusted Numismatic Grading Companies; (ICG) Independent Coin Graders 1998, established in 1998. (ANACS) American Numismatic Association Certification, established in 1979. (PCGS) Professional Coin Grading Service, established in 1986. (NGC) Numismatic Guaranty Corporation, established in 1987.

1885 Morgan Silver Dollar MS-65 Top 4 most trusted Numismatic Grading Companies; (ICG) Independent Coin Graders 1998, established in 1998. (ANACS) American Numismatic Association Certification, established in 1979. (PCGS) Professional Coin Grading Service, established in 1986. (NGC) Numismatic Guaranty Corporation, established in 1987.

1921 Morgan Silver Dollar MS-65 Top 4 most trusted Numismatic Grading Companies; (ICG) Independent Coin Graders 1998, established in 1998. (ANACS) American Numismatic Association Certification, established in 1979. (PCGS) Professional Coin Grading Service, established in 1986. (NGC) Numismatic Guaranty Corporation, established in 1987.

1886 Morgan Silver Dollar MS-65 Top 4 most trusted Numismatic Grading Companies; (ICG) Independent Coin Graders 1998, established in 1998. (ANACS) American Numismatic Association Certification, established in 1979. (PCGS) Professional Coin Grading Service, established in 1986. (NGC) Numismatic Guaranty Corporation, established in 1987.

1921 Morgan Silver Dollar MS-65 Top 4 most trusted Numismatic Grading Companies; (ICG) Independent Coin Graders 1998, established in 1998. (ANACS) American Numismatic Association Certification, established in 1979. (PCGS) Professional Coin Grading Service, established in 1986. (NGC) Numismatic Guaranty Corporation, established in 1987.

1885 Morgan Silver Dollar MS-64+ NOTIFICATION: SGS spends numerous hours each week to hand-pick coins of high quality, regardless of the grading company’s MS value printed on each slab. Please review the PCI (as an example) Graded Coins carefully, for although PCI (and others) are known for their inconsistencies in grading levels (often over-valuing in grade), SGS takes great efforts to set the opening “Bid” at a value that allows a good deal for the bidder/purchaser. Once a coin is reviewed for its “more-true” elements of Luster & Details, an opening bid is calculated, then SGS reduces that value to assist in paying for the Buyer Premium and at least a portion of the shipping. In this manner, the customer gets a great deal with each purchase. If you bid & win a PCI Graded Coin, you have SGS’s guarantee that the coin will be worth what you pay for it, often times worth more. So review that PCI Graded coin with confidence that you are getting a good deal with a guarantee of the coin’s worth. If at any time a customer proves that the coin they purchased was over-priced, SGS will refund the difference. Beautiful coins deserve consideration, regardless of the grading company someone decided to use long ago, so judge for yourself these beautiful coins.

1878-S Morgan Silver Dollar MS-65+ PL NOTIFICATION: SGS spends numerous hours each week to hand-pick coins of high quality, regardless of the grading company’s MS value printed on each slab. Please review the PCI (as an example) Graded Coins carefully, for although PCI (and others) are known for their inconsistencies in grading levels (often over-valuing in grade), SGS takes great efforts to set the opening “Bid” at a value that allows a good deal for the bidder/purchaser. Once a coin is reviewed for its “more-true” elements of Luster & Details, an opening bid is calculated, then SGS reduces that value to assist in paying for the Buyer Premium and at least a portion of the shipping. In this manner, the customer gets a great deal with each purchase. If you bid & win a PCI Graded Coin, you have SGS’s guarantee that the coin will be worth what you pay for it, often times worth more. So review that PCI Graded coin with confidence that you are getting a good deal with a guarantee of the coin’s worth. If at any time a customer proves that the coin they purchased was over-priced, SGS will refund the difference. Beautiful coins deserve consideration, regardless of the grading company someone decided to use long ago, so judge for yourself these beautiful coins.

1887-S Morgan Silver Dollar MS-63 NOTIFICATION: SGS spends numerous hours each week to hand-pick coins of high quality, regardless of the grading company’s MS value printed on each slab. Please review the PCI (as an example) Graded Coins carefully, for although PCI (and others) are known for their inconsistencies in grading levels (often over-valuing in grade), SGS takes great efforts to set the opening “Bid” at a value that allows a good deal for the bidder/purchaser. Once a coin is reviewed for its “more-true” elements of Luster & Details, an opening bid is calculated, then SGS reduces that value to assist in paying for the Buyer Premium and at least a portion of the shipping. In this manner, the customer gets a great deal with each purchase. If you bid & win a PCI Graded Coin, you have SGS’s guarantee that the coin will be worth what you pay for it, often times worth more. So review that PCI Graded coin with confidence that you are getting a good deal with a guarantee of the coin’s worth. If at any time a customer proves that the coin they purchased was over-priced, SGS will refund the difference. Beautiful coins deserve consideration, regardless of the grading company someone decided to use long ago, so judge for yourself these beautiful coins.

1924 Peace Silver Dollar MS-65 NOTIFICATION: SGS spends numerous hours each week to hand-pick coins of high quality, regardless of the grading company’s MS value printed on each slab. Please review the PCI (as an example) Graded Coins carefully, for although PCI (and others) are known for their inconsistencies in grading levels (often over-valuing in grade), SGS takes great efforts to set the opening “Bid” at a value that allows a good deal for the bidder/purchaser. Once a coin is reviewed for its “more-true” elements of Luster & Details, an opening bid is calculated, then SGS reduces that value to assist in paying for the Buyer Premium and at least a portion of the shipping. In this manner, the customer gets a great deal with each purchase. If you bid & win a PCI Graded Coin, you have SGS’s guarantee that the coin will be worth what you pay for it, often times worth more. So review that PCI Graded coin with confidence that you are getting a good deal with a guarantee of the coin’s worth. If at any time a customer proves that the coin they purchased was over-priced, SGS will refund the difference. Beautiful coins deserve consideration, regardless of the grading company someone decided to use long ago, so judge for yourself these beautiful coins.

1882-S Morgan Silver Dollar MS-66 PL NOTIFICATION: SGS spends numerous hours each week to hand-pick coins of high quality, regardless of the grading company’s MS value printed on each slab. Please review the PCI (as an example) Graded Coins carefully, for although PCI (and others) are known for their inconsistencies in grading levels (often over-valuing in grade), SGS takes great efforts to set the opening “Bid” at a value that allows a good deal for the bidder/purchaser. Once a coin is reviewed for its “more-true” elements of Luster & Details, an opening bid is calculated, then SGS reduces that value to assist in paying for the Buyer Premium and at least a portion of the shipping. In this manner, the customer gets a great deal with each purchase. If you bid & win a PCI/Other Graded Coin, you have SGS’s guarantee that the coin will be worth what you pay for it, often times worth more. So review that PCI Graded coin with confidence that you are getting a good deal with a guarantee of the coin’s worth. If at any time a customer proves that the coin they purchased was over-priced, SGS will refund the difference. Beautiful coins deserve consideration, regardless of the grading company someone decided to use long ago, so judge for yourself these beautiful coins.

1943-D Walking Liberty Half Dollar MS-67 NOTIFICATION: SGS spends numerous hours each week to hand-pick coins of high quality, regardless of the grading company’s MS value printed on each slab. Please review the PCI (as an example) Graded Coins carefully, for although PCI (and others) are known for their inconsistencies in grading levels (often over-valuing in grade), SGS takes great efforts to set the opening “Bid” at a value that allows a good deal for the bidder/purchaser. Once a coin is reviewed for its “more-true” elements of Luster & Details, an opening bid is calculated, then SGS reduces that value to assist in paying for the Buyer Premium and at least a portion of the shipping. In this manner, the customer gets a great deal with each purchase. If you bid & win a PCI Graded Coin, you have SGS’s guarantee that the coin will be worth what you pay for it, often times worth more. So review that PCI Graded coin with confidence that you are getting a good deal with a guarantee of the coin’s worth. If at any time a customer proves that the coin they purchased was over-priced, SGS will refund the difference. Beautiful coins deserve consideration, regardless of the grading company someone decided to use long ago, so judge for yourself these beautiful coins.

1962 Franklin Half Dollar PR-69 Cameo NOTIFICATION: SGS spends numerous hours each week to hand-pick coins of high quality, regardless of the grading company’s MS value printed on each slab. Please review the PCI (as an example) Graded Coins carefully, for although PCI (and others) are known for their inconsistencies in grading levels (often over-valuing in grade), SGS takes great efforts to set the opening “Bid” at a value that allows a good deal for the bidder/purchaser. Once a coin is reviewed for its “more-true” elements of Luster & Details, an opening bid is calculated, then SGS reduces that value to assist in paying for the Buyer Premium and at least a portion of the shipping. In this manner, the customer gets a great deal with each purchase. If you bid & win a PCI Graded Coin, you have SGS’s guarantee that the coin will be worth what you pay for it, often times worth more. So review that PCI Graded coin with confidence that you are getting a good deal with a guarantee of the coin’s worth. If at any time a customer proves that the coin they purchased was over-priced, SGS will refund the difference. Beautiful coins deserve consideration, regardless of the grading company someone decided to use long ago, so judge for yourself these beautiful coins.

1947 Walking Liberty Half Dollar MS-68 NOTIFICATION: SGS spends numerous hours each week to hand-pick coins of high quality, regardless of the grading company’s MS value printed on each slab. Please review the PCI (as an example) Graded Coins carefully, for although PCI (and others) are known for their inconsistencies in grading levels (often over-valuing in grade), SGS takes great efforts to set the opening “Bid” at a value that allows a good deal for the bidder/purchaser. Once a coin is reviewed for its “more-true” elements of Luster & Details, an opening bid is calculated, then SGS reduces that value to assist in paying for the Buyer Premium and at least a portion of the shipping. In this manner, the customer gets a great deal with each purchase. If you bid & win a PCI Graded Coin, you have SGS’s guarantee that the coin will be worth what you pay for it, often times worth more. So review that PCI Graded coin with confidence that you are getting a good deal with a guarantee of the coin’s worth. If at any time a customer proves that the coin they purchased was over-priced, SGS will refund the difference. Beautiful coins deserve consideration, regardless of the grading company someone decided to use long ago, so judge for yourself these beautiful coins.

1925 Stone Mountain MS-65+ NOTIFICATION: SGS spends numerous hours each week to hand-pick coins of high quality, regardless of the grading company’s MS value printed on each slab. Please review the PCI (as an example) Graded Coins carefully, for although PCI (and others) are known for their inconsistencies in grading levels (often over-valuing in grade), SGS takes great efforts to set the opening “Bid” at a value that allows a good deal for the bidder/purchaser. Once a coin is reviewed for its “more-true” elements of Luster & Details, an opening bid is calculated, then SGS reduces that value to assist in paying for the Buyer Premium and at least a portion of the shipping. In this manner, the customer gets a great deal with each purchase. If you bid & win a PCI Graded Coin, you have SGS’s guarantee that the coin will be worth what you pay for it, often times worth more. So review that PCI Graded coin with confidence that you are getting a good deal with a guarantee of the coin’s worth. If at any time a customer proves that the coin they purchased was over-priced, SGS will refund the difference. Beautiful coins deserve consideration, regardless of the grading company someone decided to use long ago, so judge for yourself these beautiful coins.

1978 Canada $1 Commonwealth Games SP-69 Top 4 most trusted Numismatic Grading Companies; (ICG) Independent Coin Graders 1998, established in 1998. (ANACS) American Numismatic Association Certification, established in 1979. (PCGS) Professional Coin Grading Service, established in 1986. (NGC) Numismatic Guaranty Corporation, established in 1987.

1880 Morgan Silver Dollar MS-65 Top 4 most trusted Numismatic Grading Companies; (ICG) Independent Coin Graders 1998, established in 1998. (ANACS) American Numismatic Association Certification, established in 1979. (PCGS) Professional Coin Grading Service, established in 1986. (NGC) Numismatic Guaranty Corporation, established in 1987.

1921 Morgan Silver Dollar MS-65 Top 4 most trusted Numismatic Grading Companies; (ICG) Independent Coin Graders 1998, established in 1998. (ANACS) American Numismatic Association Certification, established in 1979. (PCGS) Professional Coin Grading Service, established in 1986. (NGC) Numismatic Guaranty Corporation, established in 1987.

1952 Franklin Half Dollar PR-67 Cameo NOTIFICATION: SGS spends numerous hours each week to hand-pick coins of high quality, regardless of the grading company’s MS value printed on each slab. Please review the PCI (as an example) Graded Coins carefully, for although PCI (and others) are known for their inconsistencies in grading levels (often over-valuing in grade), SGS takes great efforts to set the opening “Bid” at a value that allows a good deal for the bidder/purchaser. Once a coin is reviewed for its “more-true” elements of Luster & Details, an opening bid is calculated, then SGS reduces that value to assist in paying for the Buyer Premium and at least a portion of the shipping. In this manner, the customer gets a great deal with each purchase. If you bid & win a PCI/Other Graded Coin, you have SGS’s guarantee that the coin will be worth what you pay for it, often times worth more. So review that PCI Graded coin with confidence that you are getting a good deal with a guarantee of the coin’s worth. If at any time a customer proves that the coin they purchased was over-priced, SGS will refund the difference. Beautiful coins deserve consideration, regardless of the grading company someone decided to use long ago, so judge for yourself these beautiful coins.

2002 Silver Liberty Eagle MS-70 Top 4 most trusted Numismatic Grading Companies; (ICG) Independent Coin Graders 1998, established in 1998. (ANACS) American Numismatic Association Certification, established in 1979. (PCGS) Professional Coin Grading Service, established in 1986. (NGC) Numismatic Guaranty Corporation, established in 1987.

1928 Silver Peace Dollar MS-64 NOTIFICATION: SGS spends numerous hours each week to hand-pick coins of high quality, regardless of the grading company’s MS value printed on each slab. Please review the PCI (as an example) Graded Coins carefully, for although PCI (and others) are known for their inconsistencies in grading levels (often over-valuing in grade), SGS takes great efforts to set the opening “Bid” at a value that allows a good deal for the bidder/purchaser. Once a coin is reviewed for its “more-true” elements of Luster & Details, an opening bid is calculated, then SGS reduces that value to assist in paying for the Buyer Premium and at least a portion of the shipping. In this manner, the customer gets a great deal with each purchase. If you bid & win a PCI/Other Graded Coin, you have SGS’s guarantee that the coin will be worth what you pay for it, often times worth more. So review that PCI Graded coin with confidence that you are getting a good deal with a guarantee of the coin’s worth. If at any time a customer proves that the coin they purchased was over-priced, SGS will refund the difference. Beautiful coins deserve consideration, regardless of the grading company someone decided to use long ago, so judge for yourself these beautiful coins.

1921 Morgan Silver Dollar MS-65 Top 4 most trusted Numismatic Grading Companies; (ICG) Independent Coin Graders 1998, established in 1998. (ANACS) American Numismatic Association Certification, established in 1979. (PCGS) Professional Coin Grading Service, established in 1986. (NGC) Numismatic Guaranty Corporation, established in 1987.

1881-O Morgan Silver Dollar MS-64 PL NOTIFICATION: SGS spends numerous hours each week to hand-pick coins of high quality, regardless of the grading company’s MS value printed on each slab. Please review the PCI (as an example) Graded Coins carefully, for although PCI (and others) are known for their inconsistencies in grading levels (often over-valuing in grade), SGS takes great efforts to set the opening “Bid” at a value that allows a good deal for the bidder/purchaser. Once a coin is reviewed for its “more-true” elements of Luster & Details, an opening bid is calculated, then SGS reduces that value to assist in paying for the Buyer Premium and at least a portion of the shipping. In this manner, the customer gets a great deal with each purchase. If you bid & win a PCI Graded Coin, you have SGS’s guarantee that the coin will be worth what you pay for it, often times worth more. So review that PCI Graded coin with confidence that you are getting a good deal with a guarantee of the coin’s worth. If at any time a customer proves that the coin they purchased was over-priced, SGS will refund the difference. Beautiful coins deserve consideration, regardless of the grading company someone decided to use long ago, so judge for yourself these beautiful coins.

1880-O Morgan Silver Dollar MS-64 (Bankroll End Toning) NOTIFICATION: SGS spends numerous hours each week to hand-pick coins of high quality, regardless of the grading company’s MS value printed on each slab. Please review the PCI (as an example) Graded Coins carefully, for although PCI (and others) are known for their inconsistencies in grading levels (often over-valuing in grade), SGS takes great efforts to set the opening “Bid” at a value that allows a good deal for the bidder/purchaser. Once a coin is reviewed for its “more-true” elements of Luster & Details, an opening bid is calculated, then SGS reduces that value to assist in paying for the Buyer Premium and at least a portion of the shipping. In this manner, the customer gets a great deal with each purchase. If you bid & win a PCI Graded Coin, you have SGS’s guarantee that the coin will be worth what you pay for it, often times worth more. So review that PCI Graded coin with confidence that you are getting a good deal with a guarantee of the coin’s worth. If at any time a customer proves that the coin they purchased was over-priced, SGS will refund the difference. Beautiful coins deserve consideration, regardless of the grading company someone decided to use long ago, so judge for yourself these beautiful coins.

1926-S Silver Peace Dollar MS-64 + NOTIFICATION: SGS spends numerous hours each week to hand-pick coins of high quality, regardless of the grading company’s MS value printed on each slab. Please review the PCI (as an example) Graded Coins carefully, for although PCI (and others) are known for their inconsistencies in grading levels (often over-valuing in grade), SGS takes great efforts to set the opening “Bid” at a value that allows a good deal for the bidder/purchaser. Once a coin is reviewed for its “more-true” elements of Luster & Details, an opening bid is calculated, then SGS reduces that value to assist in paying for the Buyer Premium and at least a portion of the shipping. In this manner, the customer gets a great deal with each purchase. If you bid & win a PCI Graded Coin, you have SGS’s guarantee that the coin will be worth what you pay for it, often times worth more. So review that PCI Graded coin with confidence that you are getting a good deal with a guarantee of the coin’s worth. If at any time a customer proves that the coin they purchased was over-priced, SGS will refund the difference. Beautiful coins deserve consideration, regardless of the grading company someone decided to use long ago, so judge for yourself these beautiful coins.

1890 Morgan Silver Dollar MS-65 + NOTIFICATION: SGS presents hand-picked coins of high quality, regardless of the grading company’s MS value printed on each slab, and at a guaranteed “Sold Value”. If at any time a customer presents proof that the coin they purchased was over-priced, based on its current state, then SGS will refund the cost difference. SGS takes great efforts to set the opening “Bid” at a value that allows a good deal for the bidder/purchaser. Once a coin is reviewed for its “more-true” elements of Luster & Details, an opening bid is calculated, then SGS reduces that value to assist in paying for the Buyer Premium and at least a portion of the shipping. In this manner, the customer gets a great deal with each purchase. Beautiful coins deserve consideration, regardless of the grading company someone decided to use long ago, so judge for yourself these beautiful coins.

1899-O Morgan Silver Dollar MS-65 NOTIFICATION: SGS presents hand-picked coins of high quality, regardless of the grading company’s MS value printed on each slab, and at a guaranteed “Sold Value”. If at any time a customer presents proof that the coin they purchased was over-priced, based on its current state, then SGS will refund the cost difference. SGS takes great efforts to set the opening “Bid” at a value that allows a good deal for the bidder/purchaser. Once a coin is reviewed for its “more-true” elements of Luster & Details, an opening bid is calculated, then SGS reduces that value to assist in paying for the Buyer Premium and at least a portion of the shipping. In this manner, the customer gets a great deal with each purchase. Beautiful coins deserve consideration, regardless of the grading company someone decided to use long ago, so judge for yourself these beautiful coins.

1898-O Morgan Silver Dollar MS-65 Top 5 most trusted Numismatic Grading Companies worldwide; (ANACS) American Numismatic Association Certification, established in 1979. (PCGS) Professional Coin Grading Service, established in 1986. (NGC) Numismatic Guaranty Corporation, established in 1987. (ICG) Independent Coin Graders 1998, established in 1998. (PMG) Paper Money Guaranty, established in 2005.

1898-O Morgan Silver Dollar MS-65 Top 5 most trusted Numismatic Grading Companies worldwide; (ANACS) American Numismatic Association Certification, established in 1979. (PCGS) Professional Coin Grading Service, established in 1986. (NGC) Numismatic Guaranty Corporation, established in 1987. (ICG) Independent Coin Graders 1998, established in 1998. (PMG) Paper Money Guaranty, established in 2005.

1881-S Morgan Silver Dollar MS-65 PL NOTIFICATION: SGS spends numerous hours each week to hand-pick coins of high quality, regardless of the grading company’s MS value printed on each slab. Please review the PCI (as an example) Graded Coins carefully, for although PCI (and others) are known for their inconsistencies in grading levels (often over-valuing in grade), SGS takes great efforts to set the opening “Bid” at a value that allows a good deal for the bidder/purchaser. Once a coin is reviewed for its “more-true” elements of Luster & Details, an opening bid is calculated, then SGS reduces that value to assist in paying for the Buyer Premium and at least a portion of the shipping. In this manner, the customer gets a great deal with each purchase. If you bid & win a PCI/Other Graded Coin, you have SGS’s guarantee that the coin will be worth what you pay for it, often times worth more. So review that PCI Graded coin with confidence that you are getting a good deal with a guarantee of the coin’s worth. If at any time a customer proves that the coin they purchased was over-priced, SGS will refund the difference. Beautiful coins deserve consideration, regardless of the grading company someone decided to use long ago, so judge for yourself these beautiful coins.

1880-O Morgan Silver Dollar MS-64 PL NOTIFICATION: SGS spends numerous hours each week to hand-pick coins of high quality, regardless of the grading company’s MS value printed on each slab. Please review the PCI (as an example) Graded Coins carefully, for although PCI (and others) are known for their inconsistencies in grading levels (often over-valuing in grade), SGS takes great efforts to set the opening “Bid” at a value that allows a good deal for the bidder/purchaser. Once a coin is reviewed for its “more-true” elements of Luster & Details, an opening bid is calculated, then SGS reduces that value to assist in paying for the Buyer Premium and at least a portion of the shipping. In this manner, the customer gets a great deal with each purchase. If you bid & win a PCI/Other Graded Coin, you have SGS’s guarantee that the coin will be worth what you pay for it, often times worth more. So review that PCI Graded coin with confidence that you are getting a good deal with a guarantee of the coin’s worth. If at any time a customer proves that the coin they purchased was over-priced, SGS will refund the difference. Beautiful coins deserve consideration, regardless of the grading company someone decided to use long ago, so judge for yourself these beautiful coins.

1886 Morgan Silver Dollar MS-65 + NOTIFICATION: SGS spends numerous hours each week to hand-pick coins of high quality, regardless of the grading company’s MS value printed on each slab. Please review the PCI (as an example) Graded Coins carefully, for although PCI (and others) are known for their inconsistencies in grading levels (often over-valuing in grade), SGS takes great efforts to set the opening “Bid” at a value that allows a good deal for the bidder/purchaser. Once a coin is reviewed for its “more-true” elements of Luster & Details, an opening bid is calculated, then SGS reduces that value to assist in paying for the Buyer Premium and at least a portion of the shipping. In this manner, the customer gets a great deal with each purchase. If you bid & win a PCI/Other Graded Coin, you have SGS’s guarantee that the coin will be worth what you pay for it, often times worth more. So review that PCI Graded coin with confidence that you are getting a good deal with a guarantee of the coin’s worth. If at any time a customer proves that the coin they purchased was over-priced, SGS will refund the difference. Beautiful coins deserve consideration, regardless of the grading company someone decided to use long ago, so judge for yourself these beautiful coins.

1882 Morgan Silver Dollar MS-66 + NOTIFICATION: SGS spends numerous hours each week to hand-pick coins of high quality, regardless of the grading company’s MS value printed on each slab. Please review the PCI (as an example) Graded Coins carefully, for although PCI (and others) are known for their inconsistencies in grading levels (often over-valuing in grade), SGS takes great efforts to set the opening “Bid” at a value that allows a good deal for the bidder/purchaser. Once a coin is reviewed for its “more-true” elements of Luster & Details, an opening bid is calculated, then SGS reduces that value to assist in paying for the Buyer Premium and at least a portion of the shipping. In this manner, the customer gets a great deal with each purchase. If you bid & win a PCI/Other Graded Coin, you have SGS’s guarantee that the coin will be worth what you pay for it, often times worth more. So review that PCI Graded coin with confidence that you are getting a good deal with a guarantee of the coin’s worth. If at any time a customer proves that the coin they purchased was over-priced, SGS will refund the difference. Beautiful coins deserve consideration, regardless of the grading company someone decided to use long ago, so judge for yourself these beautiful coins.

1889 Morgan Silver Dollar MS-66 NOTIFICATION: SGS spends numerous hours each week to hand-pick coins of high quality, regardless of the grading company’s MS value printed on each slab. Please review the PCI (as an example) Graded Coins carefully, for although PCI (and others) are known for their inconsistencies in grading levels (often over-valuing in grade), SGS takes great efforts to set the opening “Bid” at a value that allows a good deal for the bidder/purchaser. Once a coin is reviewed for its “more-true” elements of Luster & Details, an opening bid is calculated, then SGS reduces that value to assist in paying for the Buyer Premium and at least a portion of the shipping. In this manner, the customer gets a great deal with each purchase. If you bid & win a PCI/Other Graded Coin, you have SGS’s guarantee that the coin will be worth what you pay for it, often times worth more. So review that PCI Graded coin with confidence that you are getting a good deal with a guarantee of the coin’s worth. If at any time a customer proves that the coin they purchased was over-priced, SGS will refund the difference. Beautiful coins deserve consideration, regardless of the grading company someone decided to use long ago, so judge for yourself these beautiful coins.

1886 Morgan Silver Dollar MS-65 + NOTIFICATION: SGS spends numerous hours each week to hand-pick coins of high quality, regardless of the grading company’s MS value printed on each slab. Please review the PCI (as an example) Graded Coins carefully, for although PCI (and others) are known for their inconsistencies in grading levels (often over-valuing in grade), SGS takes great efforts to set the opening “Bid” at a value that allows a good deal for the bidder/purchaser. Once a coin is reviewed for its “more-true” elements of Luster & Details, an opening bid is calculated, then SGS reduces that value to assist in paying for the Buyer Premium and at least a portion of the shipping. In this manner, the customer gets a great deal with each purchase. If you bid & win a PCI/Other Graded Coin, you have SGS’s guarantee that the coin will be worth what you pay for it, often times worth more. So review that PCI Graded coin with confidence that you are getting a good deal with a guarantee of the coin’s worth. If at any time a customer proves that the coin they purchased was over-priced, SGS will refund the difference. Beautiful coins deserve consideration, regardless of the grading company someone decided to use long ago, so judge for yourself these beautiful coins.

1879-S Morgan Silver Dollar MS-66 + (Proof-Like) NOTIFICATION: SGS spends numerous hours each week to hand-pick coins of high quality, regardless of the grading company’s MS value printed on each slab. Please review the PCI (as an example) Graded Coins carefully, for although PCI (and others) are known for their inconsistencies in grading levels (often over-valuing in grade), SGS takes great efforts to set the opening “Bid” at a value that allows a good deal for the bidder/purchaser. Once a coin is reviewed for its “more-true” elements of Luster & Details, an opening bid is calculated, then SGS reduces that value to assist in paying for the Buyer Premium and at least a portion of the shipping. In this manner, the customer gets a great deal with each purchase. If you bid & win a PCI Graded Coin, you have SGS’s guarantee that the coin will be worth what you pay for it, often times worth more. So review that PCI Graded coin with confidence that you are getting a good deal with a guarantee of the coin’s worth. If at any time a customer proves that the coin they purchased was over-priced, SGS will refund the difference. Beautiful coins deserve consideration, regardless of the grading company someone decided to use long ago, so judge for yourself these beautiful coins.

1887 Morgan Silver Dollar MS-65

1887 Morgan Silver Dollar MS-65 Top 5 most trusted Numismatic Grading Companies worldwide; (ANACS) American Numismatic Association Certification, established in 1979. (PCGS) Professional Coin Grading Service, established in 1986. (NGC) Numismatic Guaranty Corporation, established in 1987. (ICG) Independent Coin Graders 1998, established in 1998. (PMG) Paper Money Guaranty, established in 2005.

1898-O Morgan Silver Dollar MS-66 (Stunning Bankroll Edge Toning) NOTIFICATION: SGS spends numerous hours each week to hand-pick coins of high quality, regardless of the grading company’s MS value printed on each slab. Please review the PCI (as an example) Graded Coins carefully, for although PCI (and others) are known for their inconsistencies in grading levels (often over-valuing in grade), SGS takes great efforts to set the opening “Bid” at a value that allows a good deal for the bidder/purchaser. Once a coin is reviewed for its “more-true” elements of Luster & Details, an opening bid is calculated, then SGS reduces that value to assist in paying for the Buyer Premium and at least a portion of the shipping. In this manner, the customer gets a great deal with each purchase. If you bid & win a PCI Graded Coin, you have SGS’s guarantee that the coin will be worth what you pay for it, often times worth more. So review that PCI Graded coin with confidence that you are getting a good deal with a guarantee of the coin’s worth. If at any time a customer proves that the coin they purchased was over-priced, SGS will refund the difference. Beautiful coins deserve consideration, regardless of the grading company someone decided to use long ago, so judge for yourself these beautiful coins.

1880-S Morgan Silver Dollar NS-65 + PL NOTIFICATION: SGS spends numerous hours each week to hand-pick coins of high quality, regardless of the grading company’s MS value printed on each slab. Please review the PCI (as an example) Graded Coins carefully, for although PCI (and others) are known for their inconsistencies in grading levels (often over-valuing in grade), SGS takes great efforts to set the opening “Bid” at a value that allows a good deal for the bidder/purchaser. Once a coin is reviewed for its “more-true” elements of Luster & Details, an opening bid is calculated, then SGS reduces that value to assist in paying for the Buyer Premium and at least a portion of the shipping. In this manner, the customer gets a great deal with each purchase. If you bid & win a PCI/Other Graded Coin, you have SGS’s guarantee that the coin will be worth what you pay for it, often times worth more. So review that PCI Graded coin with confidence that you are getting a good deal with a guarantee of the coin’s worth. If at any time a customer proves that the coin they purchased was over-priced, SGS will refund the difference. Beautiful coins deserve consideration, regardless of the grading company someone decided to use long ago, so judge for yourself these beautiful coins.

1886 Morgan Silver Dollar MS-65 NOTIFICATION: SGS spends numerous hours each week to hand-pick coins of high quality, regardless of the grading company’s MS value printed on each slab. Please review the PCI (as an example) Graded Coins carefully, for although PCI (and others) are known for their inconsistencies in grading levels (often over-valuing in grade), SGS takes great efforts to set the opening “Bid” at a value that allows a good deal for the bidder/purchaser. Once a coin is reviewed for its “more-true” elements of Luster & Details, an opening bid is calculated, then SGS reduces that value to assist in paying for the Buyer Premium and at least a portion of the shipping. In this manner, the customer gets a great deal with each purchase. If you bid & win a PCI Graded Coin, you have SGS’s guarantee that the coin will be worth what you pay for it, often times worth more. So review that PCI Graded coin with confidence that you are getting a good deal with a guarantee of the coin’s worth. If at any time a customer proves that the coin they purchased was over-priced, SGS will refund the difference. Beautiful coins deserve consideration, regardless of the grading company someone decided to use long ago, so judge for yourself these beautiful coins.

1881-S Morgan Silver Dollar MS-65 + PL NOTIFICATION: SGS spends numerous hours each week to hand-pick coins of high quality, regardless of the grading company’s MS value printed on each slab. Please review the PCI (as an example) Graded Coins carefully, for although PCI (and others) are known for their inconsistencies in grading levels (often over-valuing in grade), SGS takes great efforts to set the opening “Bid” at a value that allows a good deal for the bidder/purchaser. Once a coin is reviewed for its “more-true” elements of Luster & Details, an opening bid is calculated, then SGS reduces that value to assist in paying for the Buyer Premium and at least a portion of the shipping. In this manner, the customer gets a great deal with each purchase. If you bid & win a PCI/Other Graded Coin, you have SGS’s guarantee that the coin will be worth what you pay for it, often times worth more. So review that PCI Graded coin with confidence that you are getting a good deal with a guarantee of the coin’s worth. If at any time a customer proves that the coin they purchased was over-priced, SGS will refund the difference. Beautiful coins deserve consideration, regardless of the grading company someone decided to use long ago, so judge for yourself these beautiful coins.

1889 Morgan Silver Dollar MS-66 + NOTIFICATION: SGS spends numerous hours each week to hand-pick coins of high quality, regardless of the grading company’s MS value printed on each slab. Please review the PCI (as an example) Graded Coins carefully, for although PCI (and others) are known for their inconsistencies in grading levels (often over-valuing in grade), SGS takes great efforts to set the opening “Bid” at a value that allows a good deal for the bidder/purchaser. Once a coin is reviewed for its “more-true” elements of Luster & Details, an opening bid is calculated, then SGS reduces that value to assist in paying for the Buyer Premium and at least a portion of the shipping. In this manner, the customer gets a great deal with each purchase. If you bid & win a PCI Graded Coin, you have SGS’s guarantee that the coin will be worth what you pay for it, often times worth more. So review that PCI Graded coin with confidence that you are getting a good deal with a guarantee of the coin’s worth. If at any time a customer proves that the coin they purchased was over-priced, SGS will refund the difference. Beautiful coins deserve consideration, regardless of the grading company someone decided to use long ago, so judge for yourself these beautiful coins.

1886 Morgan Silver Dollar MS-66+ NOTIFICATION: SGS spends numerous hours each week to hand-pick coins of high quality, regardless of the grading company’s MS value printed on each slab. Please review the PCI (as an example) Graded Coins carefully, for although PCI (and others) are known for their inconsistencies in grading levels (often over-valuing in grade), SGS takes great efforts to set the opening “Bid” at a value that allows a good deal for the bidder/purchaser. Once a coin is reviewed for its “more-true” elements of Luster & Details, an opening bid is calculated, then SGS reduces that value to assist in paying for the Buyer Premium and at least a portion of the shipping. In this manner, the customer gets a great deal with each purchase. If you bid & win a PCI/Other Graded Coin, you have SGS’s guarantee that the coin will be worth what you pay for it, often times worth more. So review that PCI Graded coin with confidence that you are getting a good deal with a guarantee of the coin’s worth. If at any time a customer proves that the coin they purchased was over-priced, SGS will refund the difference. Beautiful coins deserve consideration, regardless of the grading company someone decided to use long ago, so judge for yourself these beautiful coins.

1898-O Morgan Silver Dollar MS-65 NOTIFICATION: SGS spends numerous hours each week to hand-pick coins of high quality, regardless of the grading company’s MS value printed on each slab. Please review the PCI (as an example) Graded Coins carefully, for although PCI (and others) are known for their inconsistencies in grading levels (often over-valuing in grade), SGS takes great efforts to set the opening “Bid” at a value that allows a good deal for the bidder/purchaser. Once a coin is reviewed for its “more-true” elements of Luster & Details, an opening bid is calculated, then SGS reduces that value to assist in paying for the Buyer Premium and at least a portion of the shipping. In this manner, the customer gets a great deal with each purchase. If you bid & win a PCI/Other Graded Coin, you have SGS’s guarantee that the coin will be worth what you pay for it, often times worth more. So review that PCI Graded coin with confidence that you are getting a good deal with a guarantee of the coin’s worth. If at any time a customer proves that the coin they purchased was over-priced, SGS will refund the difference. Beautiful coins deserve consideration, regardless of the grading company someone decided to use long ago, so judge for yourself these beautiful coins.

1953 New Zealand Crown MS-65 NOTIFICATION: SGS spends numerous hours each week to hand-pick coins of high quality, regardless of the grading company’s MS value printed on each slab. Please review the PCI (as an example) Graded Coins carefully, for although PCI (and others) are known for their inconsistencies in grading levels (often over-valuing in grade), SGS takes great efforts to set the opening “Bid” at a value that allows a good deal for the bidder/purchaser. Once a coin is reviewed for its “more-true” elements of Luster & Details, an opening bid is calculated, then SGS reduces that value to assist in paying for the Buyer Premium and at least a portion of the shipping. In this manner, the customer gets a great deal with each purchase. If you bid & win a PCI Graded Coin, you have SGS’s guarantee that the coin will be worth what you pay for it, often times worth more. So review that PCI Graded coin with confidence that you are getting a good deal with a guarantee of the coin’s worth. If at any time a customer proves that the coin they purchased was over-priced, SGS will refund the difference. Beautiful coins deserve consideration, regardless of the grading company someone decided to use long ago, so judge for yourself these beautiful coins.

1884-O Morgan Silver Dollar MS-65 + NOTIFICATION: SGS spends numerous hours each week to hand-pick coins of high quality, regardless of the grading company’s MS value printed on each slab. Please review the PCI (as an example) Graded Coins carefully, for although PCI (and others) are known for their inconsistencies in grading levels (often over-valuing in grade), SGS takes great efforts to set the opening “Bid” at a value that allows a good deal for the bidder/purchaser. Once a coin is reviewed for its “more-true” elements of Luster & Details, an opening bid is calculated, then SGS reduces that value to assist in paying for the Buyer Premium and at least a portion of the shipping. In this manner, the customer gets a great deal with each purchase. If you bid & win a PCI/Other Graded Coin, you have SGS’s guarantee that the coin will be worth what you pay for it, often times worth more. So review that PCI Graded coin with confidence that you are getting a good deal with a guarantee of the coin’s worth. If at any time a customer proves that the coin they purchased was over-priced, SGS will refund the difference. Beautiful coins deserve consideration, regardless of the grading company someone decided to use long ago, so judge for yourself these beautiful coins.

1885-O Morgan Silver Dollar MS-65 + NOTIFICATION: SGS spends numerous hours each week to hand-pick coins of high quality, regardless of the grading company’s MS value printed on each slab. Please review the PCI (as an example) Graded Coins carefully, for although PCI (and others) are known for their inconsistencies in grading levels (often over-valuing in grade), SGS takes great efforts to set the opening “Bid” at a value that allows a good deal for the bidder/purchaser. Once a coin is reviewed for its “more-true” elements of Luster & Details, an opening bid is calculated, then SGS reduces that value to assist in paying for the Buyer Premium and at least a portion of the shipping. In this manner, the customer gets a great deal with each purchase. If you bid & win a PCI/Other Graded Coin, you have SGS’s guarantee that the coin will be worth what you pay for it, often times worth more. So review that PCI Graded coin with confidence that you are getting a good deal with a guarantee of the coin’s worth. If at any time a customer proves that the coin they purchased was over-priced, SGS will refund the difference. Beautiful coins deserve consideration, regardless of the grading company someone decided to use long ago, so judge for yourself these beautiful coins.

1897 Morgan Silver Dollar MS-66 + NOTIFICATION: SGS spends numerous hours each week to hand-pick coins of high quality, regardless of the grading company’s MS value printed on each slab. Please review the PCI (as an example) Graded Coins carefully, for although PCI (and others) are known for their inconsistencies in grading levels (often over-valuing in grade), SGS takes great efforts to set the opening “Bid” at a value that allows a good deal for the bidder/purchaser. Once a coin is reviewed for its “more-true” elements of Luster & Details, an opening bid is calculated, then SGS reduces that value to assist in paying for the Buyer Premium and at least a portion of the shipping. In this manner, the customer gets a great deal with each purchase. If you bid & win a PCI Graded Coin, you have SGS’s guarantee that the coin will be worth what you pay for it, often times worth more. So review that PCI Graded coin with confidence that you are getting a good deal with a guarantee of the coin’s worth. If at any time a customer proves that the coin they purchased was over-priced, SGS will refund the difference. Beautiful coins deserve consideration, regardless of the grading company someone decided to use long ago, so judge for yourself these beautiful coins.

1880 Morgan Silver Dollar MS-65 PL NOTIFICATION: SGS spends numerous hours each week to hand-pick coins of high quality, regardless of the grading company’s MS value printed on each slab. Please review the PCI (as an example) Graded Coins carefully, for although PCI (and others) are known for their inconsistencies in grading levels (often over-valuing in grade), SGS takes great efforts to set the opening “Bid” at a value that allows a good deal for the bidder/purchaser. Once a coin is reviewed for its “more-true” elements of Luster & Details, an opening bid is calculated, then SGS reduces that value to assist in paying for the Buyer Premium and at least a portion of the shipping. In this manner, the customer gets a great deal with each purchase. If you bid & win a PCI Graded Coin, you have SGS’s guarantee that the coin will be worth what you pay for it, often times worth more. So review that PCI Graded coin with confidence that you are getting a good deal with a guarantee of the coin’s worth. If at any time a customer proves that the coin they purchased was over-priced, SGS will refund the difference. Beautiful coins deserve consideration, regardless of the grading company someone decided to use long ago, so judge for yourself these beautiful coins.

1898 Morgan Silver Dollar MS-66 NOTIFICATION: SGS spends numerous hours each week to hand-pick coins of high quality, regardless of the grading company’s MS value printed on each slab. Please review the PCI (as an example) Graded Coins carefully, for although PCI (and others) are known for their inconsistencies in grading levels (often over-valuing in grade), SGS takes great efforts to set the opening “Bid” at a value that allows a good deal for the bidder/purchaser. Once a coin is reviewed for its “more-true” elements of Luster & Details, an opening bid is calculated, then SGS reduces that value to assist in paying for the Buyer Premium and at least a portion of the shipping. In this manner, the customer gets a great deal with each purchase. If you bid & win a PCI Graded Coin, you have SGS’s guarantee that the coin will be worth what you pay for it, often times worth more. So review that PCI Graded coin with confidence that you are getting a good deal with a guarantee of the coin’s worth. If at any time a customer proves that the coin they purchased was over-priced, SGS will refund the difference. Beautiful coins deserve consideration, regardless of the grading company someone decided to use long ago, so judge for yourself these beautiful coins.

1898-O Morgan Silver Dollar MS-65 + NOTIFICATION: SGS spends numerous hours each week to hand-pick coins of high quality, regardless of the grading company’s MS value printed on each slab. Please review the PCI (as an example) Graded Coins carefully, for although PCI (and others) are known for their inconsistencies in grading levels (often over-valuing in grade), SGS takes great efforts to set the opening “Bid” at a value that allows a good deal for the bidder/purchaser. Once a coin is reviewed for its “more-true” elements of Luster & Details, an opening bid is calculated, then SGS reduces that value to assist in paying for the Buyer Premium and at least a portion of the shipping. In this manner, the customer gets a great deal with each purchase. If you bid & win a PCI/Other Graded Coin, you have SGS’s guarantee that the coin will be worth what you pay for it, often times worth more. So review that PCI Graded coin with confidence that you are getting a good deal with a guarantee of the coin’s worth. If at any time a customer proves that the coin they purchased was over-priced, SGS will refund the difference. Beautiful coins deserve consideration, regardless of the grading company someone decided to use long ago, so judge for yourself these beautiful coins.

1881-S Morgan Silver Dollar MS-66 PL NOTIFICATION: SGS spends numerous hours each week to hand-pick coins of high quality, regardless of the grading company’s MS value printed on each slab. Please review the PCI (as an example) Graded Coins carefully, for although PCI (and others) are known for their inconsistencies in grading levels (often over-valuing in grade), SGS takes great efforts to set the opening “Bid” at a value that allows a good deal for the bidder/purchaser. Once a coin is reviewed for its “more-true” elements of Luster & Details, an opening bid is calculated, then SGS reduces that value to assist in paying for the Buyer Premium and at least a portion of the shipping. In this manner, the customer gets a great deal with each purchase. If you bid & win a PCI Graded Coin, you have SGS’s guarantee that the coin will be worth what you pay for it, often times worth more. So review that PCI Graded coin with confidence that you are getting a good deal with a guarantee of the coin’s worth. If at any time a customer proves that the coin they purchased was over-priced, SGS will refund the difference. Beautiful coins deserve consideration, regardless of the grading company someone decided to use long ago, so judge for yourself these beautiful coins.

1882 Morgan Silver Dollar MS-65 + NOTIFICATION: SGS spends numerous hours each week to hand-pick coins of high quality, regardless of the grading company’s MS value printed on each slab. Please review the PCI (as an example) Graded Coins carefully, for although PCI (and others) are known for their inconsistencies in grading levels (often over-valuing in grade), SGS takes great efforts to set the opening “Bid” at a value that allows a good deal for the bidder/purchaser. Once a coin is reviewed for its “more-true” elements of Luster & Details, an opening bid is calculated, then SGS reduces that value to assist in paying for the Buyer Premium and at least a portion of the shipping. In this manner, the customer gets a great deal with each purchase. If you bid & win a PCI/Other Graded Coin, you have SGS’s guarantee that the coin will be worth what you pay for it, often times worth more. So review that PCI Graded coin with confidence that you are getting a good deal with a guarantee of the coin’s worth. If at any time a customer proves that the coin they purchased was over-priced, SGS will refund the difference. Beautiful coins deserve consideration, regardless of the grading company someone decided to use long ago, so judge for yourself these beautiful coins.

1876-CC Seated Liberty Dime MS-63 Quality

2001-D Silver Buffalo Dollar MS-69

1884-O Morgan Silver Dollar MS-67 NOTIFICATION: SGS presents hand-picked coins of high quality, regardless of the grading company’s MS value printed on each slab, and at a guaranteed “Sold Value”. If at any time a customer presents proof that the coin they purchased was over-priced, based on its current state, then SGS will refund the cost difference. SGS takes great efforts to set the opening “Bid” at a value that allows a good deal for the bidder/purchaser. Once a coin is reviewed for its “more-true” elements of Luster & Details, an opening bid is calculated, then SGS reduces that value to assist in paying for the Buyer Premium and at least a portion of the shipping. In this manner, the customer gets a great deal with each purchase. Beautiful coins deserve consideration, regardless of the grading company someone decided to use long ago, so judge for yourself these beautiful coins.

1885-O Morgan Silver Dollar MS-66 NOTIFICATION: SGS presents hand-picked coins of high quality, regardless of the grading company’s MS value printed on each slab, and at a guaranteed “Sold Value”. If at any time a customer presents proof that the coin they purchased was over-priced, based on its current state, then SGS will refund the cost difference. SGS takes great efforts to set the opening “Bid” at a value that allows a good deal for the bidder/purchaser. Once a coin is reviewed for its “more-true” elements of Luster & Details, an opening bid is calculated, then SGS reduces that value to assist in paying for the Buyer Premium and at least a portion of the shipping. In this manner, the customer gets a great deal with each purchase. Beautiful coins deserve consideration, regardless of the grading company someone decided to use long ago, so judge for yourself these beautiful coins.

1971-S Eisenhower Silver Dollar PR-70 DCAM NOTIFICATION: SGS presents hand-picked coins of high quality, regardless of the grading company’s MS value printed on each slab, and at a guaranteed “Sold Value”. If at any time a customer presents proof that the coin they purchased was over-priced, based on its current state, then SGS will refund the cost difference. SGS takes great efforts to set the opening “Bid” at a value that allows a good deal for the bidder/purchaser. Once a coin is reviewed for its “more-true” elements of Luster & Details, an opening bid is calculated, then SGS reduces that value to assist in paying for the Buyer Premium and at least a portion of the shipping. In this manner, the customer gets a great deal with each purchase. Beautiful coins deserve consideration, regardless of the grading company someone decided to use long ago, so judge for yourself these beautiful coins.

1884-O Morgan Silver Dollar MS-64

1900-O Morgan Silver Dollar MS-65 + NOTIFICATION: SGS presents hand-picked coins of high quality, regardless of the grading company’s MS value printed on each slab, and at a guaranteed “Sold Value”. If at any time a customer presents proof that the coin they purchased was over-priced, based on its current state, then SGS will refund the cost difference. SGS takes great efforts to set the opening “Bid” at a value that allows a good deal for the bidder/purchaser. Once a coin is reviewed for its “more-true” elements of Luster & Details, an opening bid is calculated, then SGS reduces that value to assist in paying for the Buyer Premium and at least a portion of the shipping. In this manner, the customer gets a great deal with each purchase. Beautiful coins deserve consideration, regardless of the grading company someone decided to use long ago, so judge for yourself these beautiful coins.

1881-S Morgan Silver Dollar MS-65 + NOTIFICATION: SGS presents hand-picked coins of high quality, regardless of the grading company’s MS value printed on each slab, and at a guaranteed “Sold Value”. If at any time a customer presents proof that the coin they purchased was over-priced, based on its current state, then SGS will refund the cost difference. SGS takes great efforts to set the opening “Bid” at a value that allows a good deal for the bidder/purchaser. Once a coin is reviewed for its “more-true” elements of Luster & Details, an opening bid is calculated, then SGS reduces that value to assist in paying for the Buyer Premium and at least a portion of the shipping. In this manner, the customer gets a great deal with each purchase. Beautiful coins deserve consideration, regardless of the grading company someone decided to use long ago, so judge for yourself these beautiful coins.

1887 Morgan Silver Dollar MS-64

1921 Morgan Silver Dollar MS-65 Top 4 most trusted Numismatic Grading Companies; (ICG) Independent Coin Graders 1998, established in 1998. (ANACS) American Numismatic Association Certification, established in 1979. (PCGS) Professional Coin Grading Service, established in 1986. (NGC) Numismatic Guaranty Corporation, established in 1987.

1925 Silver Peace Dollar MS-65 Top 4 most trusted Numismatic Grading Companies; (ICG) Independent Coin Graders 1998, established in 1998. (ANACS) American Numismatic Association Certification, established in 1979. (PCGS) Professional Coin Grading Service, established in 1986. (NGC) Numismatic Guaranty Corporation, established in 1987.

1879-S Morgan Silver Dollar MS-65 DMPL NOTIFICATION: SGS spends numerous hours each week to hand-pick coins of high quality, regardless of the grading company’s MS value printed on each slab. Please review the PCI (as an example) Graded Coins carefully, for although PCI (and others) are known for their inconsistencies in grading levels (often over-valuing in grade), SGS takes great efforts to set the opening “Bid” at a value that allows a good deal for the bidder/purchaser. Once a coin is reviewed for its “more-true” elements of Luster & Details, an opening bid is calculated, then SGS reduces that value to assist in paying for the Buyer Premium and at least a portion of the shipping. In this manner, the customer gets a great deal with each purchase. If you bid & win a PCI Graded Coin, you have SGS’s guarantee that the coin will be worth what you pay for it, often times worth more. So review that PCI Graded coin with confidence that you are getting a good deal with a guarantee of the coin’s worth. If at any time a customer proves that the coin they purchased was over-priced, SGS will refund the difference. Beautiful coins deserve consideration, regardless of the grading company someone decided to use long ago, so judge for yourself these beautiful coins.

1936 Long Island Commemorative Half Dollar MS-65 NOTIFICATION: SGS spends numerous hours each week to hand-pick coins of high quality, regardless of the grading company’s MS value printed on each slab. Please review the PCI (as an example) Graded Coins carefully, for although PCI (and others) are known for their inconsistencies in grading levels (often over-valuing in grade), SGS takes great efforts to set the opening “Bid” at a value that allows a good deal for the bidder/purchaser. Once a coin is reviewed for its “more-true” elements of Luster & Details, an opening bid is calculated, then SGS reduces that value to assist in paying for the Buyer Premium and at least a portion of the shipping. In this manner, the customer gets a great deal with each purchase. If you bid & win a PCI Graded Coin, you have SGS’s guarantee that the coin will be worth what you pay for it, often times worth more. So review that PCI Graded coin with confidence that you are getting a good deal with a guarantee of the coin’s worth. If at any time a customer proves that the coin they purchased was over-priced, SGS will refund the difference. Beautiful coins deserve consideration, regardless of the grading company someone decided to use long ago, so judge for yourself these beautiful coins.

1896 Morgan Silver Dollar MS-67 + NOTIFICATION: SGS spends numerous hours each week to hand-pick coins of high quality, regardless of the grading company’s MS value printed on each slab. Please review the PCI (as an example) Graded Coins carefully, for although PCI (and others) are known for their inconsistencies in grading levels (often over-valuing in grade), SGS takes great efforts to set the opening “Bid” at a value that allows a good deal for the bidder/purchaser. Once a coin is reviewed for its “more-true” elements of Luster & Details, an opening bid is calculated, then SGS reduces that value to assist in paying for the Buyer Premium and at least a portion of the shipping. In this manner, the customer gets a great deal with each purchase. If you bid & win a PCI Graded Coin, you have SGS’s guarantee that the coin will be worth what you pay for it, often times worth more. So review that PCI Graded coin with confidence that you are getting a good deal with a guarantee of the coin’s worth. If at any time a customer proves that the coin they purchased was over-priced, SGS will refund the difference. Beautiful coins deserve consideration, regardless of the grading company someone decided to use long ago, so judge for yourself these beautiful coins.

1881-O Morgan Silver Dollar MS-65 NOTIFICATION: SGS spends numerous hours each week to hand-pick coins of high quality, regardless of the grading company’s MS value printed on each slab. Please review the PCI (as an example) Graded Coins carefully, for although PCI (and others) are known for their inconsistencies in grading levels (often over-valuing in grade), SGS takes great efforts to set the opening “Bid” at a value that allows a good deal for the bidder/purchaser. Once a coin is reviewed for its “more-true” elements of Luster & Details, an opening bid is calculated, then SGS reduces that value to assist in paying for the Buyer Premium and at least a portion of the shipping. In this manner, the customer gets a great deal with each purchase. If you bid & win a PCI Graded Coin, you have SGS’s guarantee that the coin will be worth what you pay for it, often times worth more. So review that PCI Graded coin with confidence that you are getting a good deal with a guarantee of the coin’s worth. If at any time a customer proves that the coin they purchased was over-priced, SGS will refund the difference. Beautiful coins deserve consideration, regardless of the grading company someone decided to use long ago, so judge for yourself these beautiful coins.

1885-O Morgan Silver Dollar MS-66 NOTIFICATION: SGS spends numerous hours each week to hand-pick coins of high quality, regardless of the grading company’s MS value printed on each slab. Please review the PCI (as an example) Graded Coins carefully, for although PCI (and others) are known for their inconsistencies in grading levels (often over-valuing in grade), SGS takes great efforts to set the opening “Bid” at a value that allows a good deal for the bidder/purchaser. Once a coin is reviewed for its “more-true” elements of Luster & Details, an opening bid is calculated, then SGS reduces that value to assist in paying for the Buyer Premium and at least a portion of the shipping. In this manner, the customer gets a great deal with each purchase. If you bid & win a PCI Graded Coin, you have SGS’s guarantee that the coin will be worth what you pay for it, often times worth more. So review that PCI Graded coin with confidence that you are getting a good deal with a guarantee of the coin’s worth. If at any time a customer proves that the coin they purchased was over-priced, SGS will refund the difference. Beautiful coins deserve consideration, regardless of the grading company someone decided to use long ago, so judge for yourself these beautiful coins.

1880-S Morgan Silver Dollar MS-67 + NOTIFICATION: SGS spends numerous hours each week to hand-pick coins of high quality, regardless of the grading company’s MS value printed on each slab. Please review the PCI (as an example) Graded Coins carefully, for although PCI (and others) are known for their inconsistencies in grading levels (often over-valuing in grade), SGS takes great efforts to set the opening “Bid” at a value that allows a good deal for the bidder/purchaser. Once a coin is reviewed for its “more-true” elements of Luster & Details, an opening bid is calculated, then SGS reduces that value to assist in paying for the Buyer Premium and at least a portion of the shipping. In this manner, the customer gets a great deal with each purchase. If you bid & win a PCI Graded Coin, you have SGS’s guarantee that the coin will be worth what you pay for it, often times worth more. So review that PCI Graded coin with confidence that you are getting a good deal with a guarantee of the coin’s worth. If at any time a customer proves that the coin they purchased was over-priced, SGS will refund the difference. Beautiful coins deserve consideration, regardless of the grading company someone decided to use long ago, so judge for yourself these beautiful coins.

1889 Morgan Silver Dollar MS-65 NOTIFICATION: SGS spends numerous hours each week to hand-pick coins of high quality, regardless of the grading company’s MS value printed on each slab. Please review the PCI (as an example) Graded Coins carefully, for although PCI (and others) are known for their inconsistencies in grading levels (often over-valuing in grade), SGS takes great efforts to set the opening “Bid” at a value that allows a good deal for the bidder/purchaser. Once a coin is reviewed for its “more-true” elements of Luster & Details, an opening bid is calculated, then SGS reduces that value to assist in paying for the Buyer Premium and at least a portion of the shipping. In this manner, the customer gets a great deal with each purchase. If you bid & win a PCI Graded Coin, you have SGS’s guarantee that the coin will be worth what you pay for it, often times worth more. So review that PCI Graded coin with confidence that you are getting a good deal with a guarantee of the coin’s worth. If at any time a customer proves that the coin they purchased was over-priced, SGS will refund the difference. Beautiful coins deserve consideration, regardless of the grading company someone decided to use long ago, so judge for yourself these beautiful coins.

1901-O Morgan Silver Dollar MS-64+ NOTIFICATION: SGS spends numerous hours each week to hand-pick coins of high quality, regardless of the grading company’s MS value printed on each slab. Please review the PCI (as an example) Graded Coins carefully, for although PCI (and others) are known for their inconsistencies in grading levels (often over-valuing in grade), SGS takes great efforts to set the opening “Bid” at a value that allows a good deal for the bidder/purchaser. Once a coin is reviewed for its “more-true” elements of Luster & Details, an opening bid is calculated, then SGS reduces that value to assist in paying for the Buyer Premium and at least a portion of the shipping. In this manner, the customer gets a great deal with each purchase. If you bid & win a PCI/Other Graded Coin, you have SGS’s guarantee that the coin will be worth what you pay for it, often times worth more. So review that PCI Graded coin with confidence that you are getting a good deal with a guarantee of the coin’s worth. If at any time a customer proves that the coin they purchased was over-priced, SGS will refund the difference. Beautiful coins deserve consideration, regardless of the grading company someone decided to use long ago, so judge for yourself these beautiful coins.

1921 Morgan Silver Dollar MS-65 NOTIFICATION: SGS spends numerous hours each week to hand-pick coins of high quality, regardless of the grading company’s MS value printed on each slab. Please review the PCI (as an example) Graded Coins carefully, for although PCI (and others) are known for their inconsistencies in grading levels (often over-valuing in grade), SGS takes great efforts to set the opening “Bid” at a value that allows a good deal for the bidder/purchaser. Once a coin is reviewed for its “more-true” elements of Luster & Details, an opening bid is calculated, then SGS reduces that value to assist in paying for the Buyer Premium and at least a portion of the shipping. In this manner, the customer gets a great deal with each purchase. If you bid & win a PCI/Other Graded Coin, you have SGS’s guarantee that the coin will be worth what you pay for it, often times worth more. So review that PCI Graded coin with confidence that you are getting a good deal with a guarantee of the coin’s worth. If at any time a customer proves that the coin they purchased was over-priced, SGS will refund the difference. Beautiful coins deserve consideration, regardless of the grading company someone decided to use long ago, so judge for yourself these beautiful coins.

1884-O Morgan Silver Dollar MS-65 NOTIFICATION: SGS spends numerous hours each week to hand-pick coins of high quality, regardless of the grading company’s MS value printed on each slab. Please review the PCI (as an example) Graded Coins carefully, for although PCI (and others) are known for their inconsistencies in grading levels (often over-valuing in grade), SGS takes great efforts to set the opening “Bid” at a value that allows a good deal for the bidder/purchaser. Once a coin is reviewed for its “more-true” elements of Luster & Details, an opening bid is calculated, then SGS reduces that value to assist in paying for the Buyer Premium and at least a portion of the shipping. In this manner, the customer gets a great deal with each purchase. If you bid & win a PCI/Other Graded Coin, you have SGS’s guarantee that the coin will be worth what you pay for it, often times worth more. So review that PCI Graded coin with confidence that you are getting a good deal with a guarantee of the coin’s worth. If at any time a customer proves that the coin they purchased was over-priced, SGS will refund the difference. Beautiful coins deserve consideration, regardless of the grading company someone decided to use long ago, so judge for yourself these beautiful coins.

1902-O Morgan Silver Dollar MS-66 NOTIFICATION: SGS spends numerous hours each week to hand-pick coins of high quality, regardless of the grading company’s MS value printed on each slab. Please review the PCI (as an example) Graded Coins carefully, for although PCI (and others) are known for their inconsistencies in grading levels (often over-valuing in grade), SGS takes great efforts to set the opening “Bid” at a value that allows a good deal for the bidder/purchaser. Once a coin is reviewed for its “more-true” elements of Luster & Details, an opening bid is calculated, then SGS reduces that value to assist in paying for the Buyer Premium and at least a portion of the shipping. In this manner, the customer gets a great deal with each purchase. If you bid & win a PCI Graded Coin, you have SGS’s guarantee that the coin will be worth what you pay for it, often times worth more. So review that PCI Graded coin with confidence that you are getting a good deal with a guarantee of the coin’s worth. If at any time a customer proves that the coin they purchased was over-priced, SGS will refund the difference. Beautiful coins deserve consideration, regardless of the grading company someone decided to use long ago, so judge for yourself these beautiful coins.

1879-O Morgan Silver Dollar MS-64 + NOTIFICATION: SGS spends numerous hours each week to hand-pick coins of high quality, regardless of the grading company’s MS value printed on each slab. Please review the PCI (as an example) Graded Coins carefully, for although PCI (and others) are known for their inconsistencies in grading levels (often over-valuing in grade), SGS takes great efforts to set the opening “Bid” at a value that allows a good deal for the bidder/purchaser. Once a coin is reviewed for its “more-true” elements of Luster & Details, an opening bid is calculated, then SGS reduces that value to assist in paying for the Buyer Premium and at least a portion of the shipping. In this manner, the customer gets a great deal with each purchase. If you bid & win a PCI Graded Coin, you have SGS’s guarantee that the coin will be worth what you pay for it, often times worth more. So review that PCI Graded coin with confidence that you are getting a good deal with a guarantee of the coin’s worth. If at any time a customer proves that the coin they purchased was over-priced, SGS will refund the difference. Beautiful coins deserve consideration, regardless of the grading company someone decided to use long ago, so judge for yourself these beautiful coins.

1902-O Morgan Silver Dollar MS-65 NOTIFICATION: SGS spends numerous hours each week to hand-pick coins of high quality, regardless of the grading company’s MS value printed on each slab. Please review the PCI (as an example) Graded Coins carefully, for although PCI (and others) are known for their inconsistencies in grading levels (often over-valuing in grade), SGS takes great efforts to set the opening “Bid” at a value that allows a good deal for the bidder/purchaser. Once a coin is reviewed for its “more-true” elements of Luster & Details, an opening bid is calculated, then SGS reduces that value to assist in paying for the Buyer Premium and at least a portion of the shipping. In this manner, the customer gets a great deal with each purchase. If you bid & win a PCI/Other Graded Coin, you have SGS’s guarantee that the coin will be worth what you pay for it, often times worth more. So review that PCI Graded coin with confidence that you are getting a good deal with a guarantee of the coin’s worth. If at any time a customer proves that the coin they purchased was over-priced, SGS will refund the difference. Beautiful coins deserve consideration, regardless of the grading company someone decided to use long ago, so judge for yourself these beautiful coins.

1925 Silver Peace Dollar MS-65 Top 4 most trusted Numismatic Grading Companies; (ICG) Independent Coin Graders 1998, established in 1998. (ANACS) American Numismatic Association Certification, established in 1979. (PCGS) Professional Coin Grading Service, established in 1986. (NGC) Numismatic Guaranty Corporation, established in 1987.

1925 Silver Peace Dollar MS-65 Top 4 most trusted Numismatic Grading Companies; (ICG) Independent Coin Graders 1998, established in 1998. (ANACS) American Numismatic Association Certification, established in 1979. (PCGS) Professional Coin Grading Service, established in 1986. (NGC) Numismatic Guaranty Corporation, established in 1987.

1901-O Morgan Silver Dollar MS-66 Obv. Toning NOTIFICATION: SGS spends numerous hours each week to hand-pick coins of high quality, regardless of the grading company’s MS value printed on each slab. Please review the PCI (as an example) Graded Coins carefully, for although PCI (and others) are known for their inconsistencies in grading levels (often over-valuing in grade), SGS takes great efforts to set the opening “Bid” at a value that allows a good deal for the bidder/purchaser. Once a coin is reviewed for its “more-true” elements of Luster & Details, an opening bid is calculated, then SGS reduces that value to assist in paying for the Buyer Premium and at least a portion of the shipping. In this manner, the customer gets a great deal with each purchase. If you bid & win a PCI/Other Graded Coin, you have SGS’s guarantee that the coin will be worth what you pay for it, often times worth more. So review that PCI Graded coin with confidence that you are getting a good deal with a guarantee of the coin’s worth. If at any time a customer proves that the coin they purchased was over-priced, SGS will refund the difference. Beautiful coins deserve consideration, regardless of the grading company someone decided to use long ago, so judge for yourself these beautiful coins.

1881-S Morgan Silver Dollar MS-66 PL NOTIFICATION: SGS spends numerous hours each week to hand-pick coins of high quality, regardless of the grading company’s MS value printed on each slab. Please review the PCI (as an example) Graded Coins carefully, for although PCI (and others) are known for their inconsistencies in grading levels (often over-valuing in grade), SGS takes great efforts to set the opening “Bid” at a value that allows a good deal for the bidder/purchaser. Once a coin is reviewed for its “more-true” elements of Luster & Details, an opening bid is calculated, then SGS reduces that value to assist in paying for the Buyer Premium and at least a portion of the shipping. In this manner, the customer gets a great deal with each purchase. If you bid & win a PCI/Other Graded Coin, you have SGS’s guarantee that the coin will be worth what you pay for it, often times worth more. So review that PCI Graded coin with confidence that you are getting a good deal with a guarantee of the coin’s worth. If at any time a customer proves that the coin they purchased was over-priced, SGS will refund the difference. Beautiful coins deserve consideration, regardless of the grading company someone decided to use long ago, so judge for yourself these beautiful coins.

1881-S Morgan Silver Dollar MS-66 + NOTIFICATION: SGS spends numerous hours each week to hand-pick coins of high quality, regardless of the grading company’s MS value printed on each slab. Please review the PCI (as an example) Graded Coins carefully, for although PCI (and others) are known for their inconsistencies in grading levels (often over-valuing in grade), SGS takes great efforts to set the opening “Bid” at a value that allows a good deal for the bidder/purchaser. Once a coin is reviewed for its “more-true” elements of Luster & Details, an opening bid is calculated, then SGS reduces that value to assist in paying for the Buyer Premium and at least a portion of the shipping. In this manner, the customer gets a great deal with each purchase. If you bid & win a PCI/Other Graded Coin, you have SGS’s guarantee that the coin will be worth what you pay for it, often times worth more. So review that PCI Graded coin with confidence that you are getting a good deal with a guarantee of the coin’s worth. If at any time a customer proves that the coin they purchased was over-priced, SGS will refund the difference. Beautiful coins deserve consideration, regardless of the grading company someone decided to use long ago, so judge for yourself these beautiful coins.

1884-O Morgan Silver Dollar MS-66 + NOTIFICATION: SGS spends numerous hours each week to hand-pick coins of high quality, regardless of the grading company’s MS value printed on each slab. Please review the PCI (as an example) Graded Coins carefully, for although PCI (and others) are known for their inconsistencies in grading levels (often over-valuing in grade), SGS takes great efforts to set the opening “Bid” at a value that allows a good deal for the bidder/purchaser. Once a coin is reviewed for its “more-true” elements of Luster & Details, an opening bid is calculated, then SGS reduces that value to assist in paying for the Buyer Premium and at least a portion of the shipping. In this manner, the customer gets a great deal with each purchase. If you bid & win a PCI/Other Graded Coin, you have SGS’s guarantee that the coin will be worth what you pay for it, often times worth more. So review that PCI Graded coin with confidence that you are getting a good deal with a guarantee of the coin’s worth. If at any time a customer proves that the coin they purchased was over-priced, SGS will refund the difference. Beautiful coins deserve consideration, regardless of the grading company someone decided to use long ago, so judge for yourself these beautiful coins.

1882-S Morgan Silver Dollar MS-66 + PL NOTIFICATION: SGS spends numerous hours each week to hand-pick coins of high quality, regardless of the grading company’s MS value printed on each slab. Please review the PCI (as an example) Graded Coins carefully, for although PCI (and others) are known for their inconsistencies in grading levels (often over-valuing in grade), SGS takes great efforts to set the opening “Bid” at a value that allows a good deal for the bidder/purchaser. Once a coin is reviewed for its “more-true” elements of Luster & Details, an opening bid is calculated, then SGS reduces that value to assist in paying for the Buyer Premium and at least a portion of the shipping. In this manner, the customer gets a great deal with each purchase. If you bid & win a PCI/Other Graded Coin, you have SGS’s guarantee that the coin will be worth what you pay for it, often times worth more. So review that PCI Graded coin with confidence that you are getting a good deal with a guarantee of the coin’s worth. If at any time a customer proves that the coin they purchased was over-priced, SGS will refund the difference. Beautiful coins deserve consideration, regardless of the grading company someone decided to use long ago, so judge for yourself these beautiful coins.

1886 Morgan Silver Dollar MS-66 NOTIFICATION: SGS spends numerous hours each week to hand-pick coins of high quality, regardless of the grading company’s MS value printed on each slab. Please review the PCI (as an example) Graded Coins carefully, for although PCI (and others) are known for their inconsistencies in grading levels (often over-valuing in grade), SGS takes great efforts to set the opening “Bid” at a value that allows a good deal for the bidder/purchaser. Once a coin is reviewed for its “more-true” elements of Luster & Details, an opening bid is calculated, then SGS reduces that value to assist in paying for the Buyer Premium and at least a portion of the shipping. In this manner, the customer gets a great deal with each purchase. If you bid & win a PCI/Other Graded Coin, you have SGS’s guarantee that the coin will be worth what you pay for it, often times worth more. So review that PCI Graded coin with confidence that you are getting a good deal with a guarantee of the coin’s worth. If at any time a customer proves that the coin they purchased was over-priced, SGS will refund the difference. Beautiful coins deserve consideration, regardless of the grading company someone decided to use long ago, so judge for yourself these beautiful coins.

1885-O Morgan Silver Dollar MS-65 PL NOTIFICATION: SGS spends numerous hours each week to hand-pick coins of high quality, regardless of the grading company’s MS value printed on each slab. Please review the PCI (as an example) Graded Coins carefully, for although PCI (and others) are known for their inconsistencies in grading levels (often over-valuing in grade), SGS takes great efforts to set the opening “Bid” at a value that allows a good deal for the bidder/purchaser. Once a coin is reviewed for its “more-true” elements of Luster & Details, an opening bid is calculated, then SGS reduces that value to assist in paying for the Buyer Premium and at least a portion of the shipping. In this manner, the customer gets a great deal with each purchase. If you bid & win a PCI/Other Graded Coin, you have SGS’s guarantee that the coin will be worth what you pay for it, often times worth more. So review that PCI Graded coin with confidence that you are getting a good deal with a guarantee of the coin’s worth. If at any time a customer proves that the coin they purchased was over-priced, SGS will refund the difference. Beautiful coins deserve consideration, regardless of the grading company someone decided to use long ago, so judge for yourself these beautiful coins.

1880-O Morgan Silver Dollar MS-64 NOTIFICATION: SGS spends numerous hours each week to hand-pick coins of high quality, regardless of the grading company’s MS value printed on each slab. Please review the PCI (as an example) Graded Coins carefully, for although PCI (and others) are known for their inconsistencies in grading levels (often over-valuing in grade), SGS takes great efforts to set the opening “Bid” at a value that allows a good deal for the bidder/purchaser. Once a coin is reviewed for its “more-true” elements of Luster & Details, an opening bid is calculated, then SGS reduces that value to assist in paying for the Buyer Premium and at least a portion of the shipping. In this manner, the customer gets a great deal with each purchase. If you bid & win a PCI/Other Graded Coin, you have SGS’s guarantee that the coin will be worth what you pay for it, often times worth more. So review that PCI Graded coin with confidence that you are getting a good deal with a guarantee of the coin’s worth. If at any time a customer proves that the coin they purchased was over-priced, SGS will refund the difference. Beautiful coins deserve consideration, regardless of the grading company someone decided to use long ago, so judge for yourself these beautiful coins.

1898 Morgan Silver Dollar MS-65 +

1890 Morgan Silver Dollar MS-65

1888 Morgan Silver Dollar MS-66 + NOTIFICATION: SGS spends numerous hours each week to hand-pick coins of high quality, regardless of the grading company’s MS value printed on each slab. Please review the PCI (as an example) Graded Coins carefully, for although PCI (and others) are known for their inconsistencies in grading levels (often over-valuing in grade), SGS takes great efforts to set the opening “Bid” at a value that allows a good deal for the bidder/purchaser. Once a coin is reviewed for its “more-true” elements of Luster & Details, an opening bid is calculated, then SGS reduces that value to assist in paying for the Buyer Premium and at least a portion of the shipping. In this manner, the customer gets a great deal with each purchase. If you bid & win a PCI/Other Graded Coin, you have SGS’s guarantee that the coin will be worth what you pay for it, often times worth more. So review that PCI Graded coin with confidence that you are getting a good deal with a guarantee of the coin’s worth. If at any time a customer proves that the coin they purchased was over-priced, SGS will refund the difference. Beautiful coins deserve consideration, regardless of the grading company someone decided to use long ago, so judge for yourself these beautiful coins.

1886 Morgan Silver Dollar MS-66 + Obv. Toning NOTIFICATION: SGS spends numerous hours each week to hand-pick coins of high quality, regardless of the grading company’s MS value printed on each slab. Please review the PCI (as an example) Graded Coins carefully, for although PCI (and others) are known for their inconsistencies in grading levels (often over-valuing in grade), SGS takes great efforts to set the opening “Bid” at a value that allows a good deal for the bidder/purchaser. Once a coin is reviewed for its “more-true” elements of Luster & Details, an opening bid is calculated, then SGS reduces that value to assist in paying for the Buyer Premium and at least a portion of the shipping. In this manner, the customer gets a great deal with each purchase. If you bid & win a PCI/Other Graded Coin, you have SGS’s guarantee that the coin will be worth what you pay for it, often times worth more. So review that PCI Graded coin with confidence that you are getting a good deal with a guarantee of the coin’s worth. If at any time a customer proves that the coin they purchased was over-priced, SGS will refund the difference. Beautiful coins deserve consideration, regardless of the grading company someone decided to use long ago, so judge for yourself these beautiful coins.

1879 Morgan Silver Dollar MS-65 NOTIFICATION: SGS spends numerous hours each week to hand-pick coins of high quality, regardless of the grading company’s MS value printed on each slab. Please review the PCI (as an example) Graded Coins carefully, for although PCI (and others) are known for their inconsistencies in grading levels (often over-valuing in grade), SGS takes great efforts to set the opening “Bid” at a value that allows a good deal for the bidder/purchaser. Once a coin is reviewed for its “more-true” elements of Luster & Details, an opening bid is calculated, then SGS reduces that value to assist in paying for the Buyer Premium and at least a portion of the shipping. In this manner, the customer gets a great deal with each purchase. If you bid & win a PCI/Other Graded Coin, you have SGS’s guarantee that the coin will be worth what you pay for it, often times worth more. So review that PCI Graded coin with confidence that you are getting a good deal with a guarantee of the coin’s worth. If at any time a customer proves that the coin they purchased was over-priced, SGS will refund the difference. Beautiful coins deserve consideration, regardless of the grading company someone decided to use long ago, so judge for yourself these beautiful coins.

1886 Morgan Silver Dollar MS-66 + NOTIFICATION: SGS spends numerous hours each week to hand-pick coins of high quality, regardless of the grading company’s MS value printed on each slab. Please review the PCI (as an example) Graded Coins carefully, for although PCI (and others) are known for their inconsistencies in grading levels (often over-valuing in grade), SGS takes great efforts to set the opening “Bid” at a value that allows a good deal for the bidder/purchaser. Once a coin is reviewed for its “more-true” elements of Luster & Details, an opening bid is calculated, then SGS reduces that value to assist in paying for the Buyer Premium and at least a portion of the shipping. In this manner, the customer gets a great deal with each purchase. If you bid & win a PCI/Other Graded Coin, you have SGS’s guarantee that the coin will be worth what you pay for it, often times worth more. So review that PCI Graded coin with confidence that you are getting a good deal with a guarantee of the coin’s worth. If at any time a customer proves that the coin they purchased was over-priced, SGS will refund the difference. Beautiful coins deserve consideration, regardless of the grading company someone decided to use long ago, so judge for yourself these beautiful coins.

1923 Silver Peace Dollar MS-65

1900-O Morgan Silver Dollar MS-65 Top 5 most trusted Numismatic Grading Companies worldwide; (ANACS) American Numismatic Association Certification, established in 1979. (PCGS) Professional Coin Grading Service, established in 1986. (NGC) Numismatic Guaranty Corporation, established in 1987. (ICG) Independent Coin Graders 1998, established in 1998. (PMG) Paper Money Guaranty, established in 2005.

1900-O Morgan Silver Dollar MS-65 Top 5 most trusted Numismatic Grading Companies worldwide; (ANACS) American Numismatic Association Certification, established in 1979. (PCGS) Professional Coin Grading Service, established in 1986. (NGC) Numismatic Guaranty Corporation, established in 1987. (ICG) Independent Coin Graders 1998, established in 1998. (PMG) Paper Money Guaranty, established in 2005.

1884-O Morgan Silver Dollar MS-65 Top 5 most trusted Numismatic Grading Companies worldwide; (ANACS) American Numismatic Association Certification, established in 1979. (PCGS) Professional Coin Grading Service, established in 1986. (NGC) Numismatic Guaranty Corporation, established in 1987. (ICG) Independent Coin Graders 1998, established in 1998. (PMG) Paper Money Guaranty, established in 2005.

1884-O Morgan Silver Dollar MS-65 Top 5 most trusted Numismatic Grading Companies worldwide; (ANACS) American Numismatic Association Certification, established in 1979. (PCGS) Professional Coin Grading Service, established in 1986. (NGC) Numismatic Guaranty Corporation, established in 1987. (ICG) Independent Coin Graders 1998, established in 1998. (PMG) Paper Money Guaranty, established in 2005.

1904-O Morgan Silver Dollar MS-63 Top 5 most trusted Numismatic Grading Companies worldwide; (ANACS) American Numismatic Association Certification, established in 1979. (PCGS) Professional Coin Grading Service, established in 1986. (NGC) Numismatic Guaranty Corporation, established in 1987. (ICG) Independent Coin Graders 1998, established in 1998. (PMG) Paper Money Guaranty, established in 2005.

1954 Washington-Carver Commemorative Half Dollar MS-66

1936-D Texas Half Dollar Commemorative MS-66

1899-O Morgan Silver Dollar MS-66 + NOTIFICATION: SGS spends numerous hours each week to hand-pick coins of high quality, regardless of the grading company’s MS value printed on each slab. Please review the PCI (as an example) Graded Coins carefully, for although PCI (and others) are known for their inconsistencies in grading levels (often over-valuing in grade), SGS takes great efforts to set the opening “Bid” at a value that allows a good deal for the bidder/purchaser. Once a coin is reviewed for its “more-true” elements of Luster & Details, an opening bid is calculated, then SGS reduces that value to assist in paying for the Buyer Premium and at least a portion of the shipping. In this manner, the customer gets a great deal with each purchase. If you bid & win a PCI/Other Graded Coin, you have SGS’s guarantee that the coin will be worth what you pay for it, often times worth more. So review that PCI Graded coin with confidence that you are getting a good deal with a guarantee of the coin’s worth. If at any time a customer proves that the coin they purchased was over-priced, SGS will refund the difference. Beautiful coins deserve consideration, regardless of the grading company someone decided to use long ago, so judge for yourself these beautiful coins.

1881-S Morgan Silver Dollar MS-66 PL NOTIFICATION: SGS spends numerous hours each week to hand-pick coins of high quality, regardless of the grading company’s MS value printed on each slab. Please review the PCI (as an example) Graded Coins carefully, for although PCI (and others) are known for their inconsistencies in grading levels (often over-valuing in grade), SGS takes great efforts to set the opening “Bid” at a value that allows a good deal for the bidder/purchaser. Once a coin is reviewed for its “more-true” elements of Luster & Details, an opening bid is calculated, then SGS reduces that value to assist in paying for the Buyer Premium and at least a portion of the shipping. In this manner, the customer gets a great deal with each purchase. If you bid & win a PCI/Other Graded Coin, you have SGS’s guarantee that the coin will be worth what you pay for it, often times worth more. So review that PCI Graded coin with confidence that you are getting a good deal with a guarantee of the coin’s worth. If at any time a customer proves that the coin they purchased was over-priced, SGS will refund the difference. Beautiful coins deserve consideration, regardless of the grading company someone decided to use long ago, so judge for yourself these beautiful coins.

1881-S Morgan Silver Dollar MS-66 NOTIFICATION: SGS spends numerous hours each week to hand-pick coins of high quality, regardless of the grading company’s MS value printed on each slab. Please review the PCI (as an example) Graded Coins carefully, for although PCI (and others) are known for their inconsistencies in grading levels (often over-valuing in grade), SGS takes great efforts to set the opening “Bid” at a value that allows a good deal for the bidder/purchaser. Once a coin is reviewed for its “more-true” elements of Luster & Details, an opening bid is calculated, then SGS reduces that value to assist in paying for the Buyer Premium and at least a portion of the shipping. In this manner, the customer gets a great deal with each purchase. If you bid & win a PCI/Other Graded Coin, you have SGS’s guarantee that the coin will be worth what you pay for it, often times worth more. So review that PCI Graded coin with confidence that you are getting a good deal with a guarantee of the coin’s worth. If at any time a customer proves that the coin they purchased was over-priced, SGS will refund the difference. Beautiful coins deserve consideration, regardless of the grading company someone decided to use long ago, so judge for yourself these beautiful coins.

1884-O Morgan Silver Dollar MS-66 + NOTIFICATION: SGS spends numerous hours each week to hand-pick coins of high quality, regardless of the grading company’s MS value printed on each slab. Please review the PCI (as an example) Graded Coins carefully, for although PCI (and others) are known for their inconsistencies in grading levels (often over-valuing in grade), SGS takes great efforts to set the opening “Bid” at a value that allows a good deal for the bidder/purchaser. Once a coin is reviewed for its “more-true” elements of Luster & Details, an opening bid is calculated, then SGS reduces that value to assist in paying for the Buyer Premium and at least a portion of the shipping. In this manner, the customer gets a great deal with each purchase. If you bid & win a PCI/Other Graded Coin, you have SGS’s guarantee that the coin will be worth what you pay for it, often times worth more. So review that PCI Graded coin with confidence that you are getting a good deal with a guarantee of the coin’s worth. If at any time a customer proves that the coin they purchased was over-priced, SGS will refund the difference. Beautiful coins deserve consideration, regardless of the grading company someone decided to use long ago, so judge for yourself these beautiful coins.

1879-S Morgan Silver Dollar MS-65 + PL NOTIFICATION: SGS spends numerous hours each week to hand-pick coins of high quality, regardless of the grading company’s MS value printed on each slab. Please review the PCI (as an example) Graded Coins carefully, for although PCI (and others) are known for their inconsistencies in grading levels (often over-valuing in grade), SGS takes great efforts to set the opening “Bid” at a value that allows a good deal for the bidder/purchaser. Once a coin is reviewed for its “more-true” elements of Luster & Details, an opening bid is calculated, then SGS reduces that value to assist in paying for the Buyer Premium and at least a portion of the shipping. In this manner, the customer gets a great deal with each purchase. If you bid & win a PCI/Other Graded Coin, you have SGS’s guarantee that the coin will be worth what you pay for it, often times worth more. So review that PCI Graded coin with confidence that you are getting a good deal with a guarantee of the coin’s worth. If at any time a customer proves that the coin they purchased was over-priced, SGS will refund the difference. Beautiful coins deserve consideration, regardless of the grading company someone decided to use long ago, so judge for yourself these beautiful coins.

1882-S Morgan Silver Dollar MS-66 NOTIFICATION: SGS spends numerous hours each week to hand-pick coins of high quality, regardless of the grading company’s MS value printed on each slab. Please review the PCI (as an example) Graded Coins carefully, for although PCI (and others) are known for their inconsistencies in grading levels (often over-valuing in grade), SGS takes great efforts to set the opening “Bid” at a value that allows a good deal for the bidder/purchaser. Once a coin is reviewed for its “more-true” elements of Luster & Details, an opening bid is calculated, then SGS reduces that value to assist in paying for the Buyer Premium and at least a portion of the shipping. In this manner, the customer gets a great deal with each purchase. If you bid & win a PCI/Other Graded Coin, you have SGS’s guarantee that the coin will be worth what you pay for it, often times worth more. So review that PCI Graded coin with confidence that you are getting a good deal with a guarantee of the coin’s worth. If at any time a customer proves that the coin they purchased was over-priced, SGS will refund the difference. Beautiful coins deserve consideration, regardless of the grading company someone decided to use long ago, so judge for yourself these beautiful coins.

1881-S Morgan Silver Dollar MS-66 + NOTIFICATION: SGS spends numerous hours each week to hand-pick coins of high quality, regardless of the grading company’s MS value printed on each slab. Please review the PCI (as an example) Graded Coins carefully, for although PCI (and others) are known for their inconsistencies in grading levels (often over-valuing in grade), SGS takes great efforts to set the opening “Bid” at a value that allows a good deal for the bidder/purchaser. Once a coin is reviewed for its “more-true” elements of Luster & Details, an opening bid is calculated, then SGS reduces that value to assist in paying for the Buyer Premium and at least a portion of the shipping. In this manner, the customer gets a great deal with each purchase. If you bid & win a PCI/Other Graded Coin, you have SGS’s guarantee that the coin will be worth what you pay for it, often times worth more. So review that PCI Graded coin with confidence that you are getting a good deal with a guarantee of the coin’s worth. If at any time a customer proves that the coin they purchased was over-priced, SGS will refund the difference. Beautiful coins deserve consideration, regardless of the grading company someone decided to use long ago, so judge for yourself these beautiful coins.

1884-O Morgan Silver Dollar MS-66 NOTIFICATION: SGS spends numerous hours each week to hand-pick coins of high quality, regardless of the grading company’s MS value printed on each slab. Please review the PCI (as an example) Graded Coins carefully, for although PCI (and others) are known for their inconsistencies in grading levels (often over-valuing in grade), SGS takes great efforts to set the opening “Bid” at a value that allows a good deal for the bidder/purchaser. Once a coin is reviewed for its “more-true” elements of Luster & Details, an opening bid is calculated, then SGS reduces that value to assist in paying for the Buyer Premium and at least a portion of the shipping. In this manner, the customer gets a great deal with each purchase. If you bid & win a PCI/Other Graded Coin, you have SGS’s guarantee that the coin will be worth what you pay for it, often times worth more. So review that PCI Graded coin with confidence that you are getting a good deal with a guarantee of the coin’s worth. If at any time a customer proves that the coin they purchased was over-priced, SGS will refund the difference. Beautiful coins deserve consideration, regardless of the grading company someone decided to use long ago, so judge for yourself these beautiful coins.

1880-S Morgan Silver Dollar MS-67 PL NOTIFICATION: SGS spends numerous hours each week to hand-pick coins of high quality, regardless of the grading company’s MS value printed on each slab. Please review the PCI (as an example) Graded Coins carefully, for although PCI (and others) are known for their inconsistencies in grading levels (often over-valuing in grade), SGS takes great efforts to set the opening “Bid” at a value that allows a good deal for the bidder/purchaser. Once a coin is reviewed for its “more-true” elements of Luster & Details, an opening bid is calculated, then SGS reduces that value to assist in paying for the Buyer Premium and at least a portion of the shipping. In this manner, the customer gets a great deal with each purchase. If you bid & win a PCI/Other Graded Coin, you have SGS’s guarantee that the coin will be worth what you pay for it, often times worth more. So review that PCI Graded coin with confidence that you are getting a good deal with a guarantee of the coin’s worth. If at any time a customer proves that the coin they purchased was over-priced, SGS will refund the difference. Beautiful coins deserve consideration, regardless of the grading company someone decided to use long ago, so judge for yourself these beautiful coins.

1897 Morgan Silver Dollar MS-66 + NOTIFICATION: SGS spends numerous hours each week to hand-pick coins of high quality, regardless of the grading company’s MS value printed on each slab. Please review the PCI (as an example) Graded Coins carefully, for although PCI (and others) are known for their inconsistencies in grading levels (often over-valuing in grade), SGS takes great efforts to set the opening “Bid” at a value that allows a good deal for the bidder/purchaser. Once a coin is reviewed for its “more-true” elements of Luster & Details, an opening bid is calculated, then SGS reduces that value to assist in paying for the Buyer Premium and at least a portion of the shipping. In this manner, the customer gets a great deal with each purchase. If you bid & win a PCI/Other Graded Coin, you have SGS’s guarantee that the coin will be worth what you pay for it, often times worth more. So review that PCI Graded coin with confidence that you are getting a good deal with a guarantee of the coin’s worth. If at any time a customer proves that the coin they purchased was over-priced, SGS will refund the difference. Beautiful coins deserve consideration, regardless of the grading company someone decided to use long ago, so judge for yourself these beautiful coins.

1898 Morgan Silver Dollar MS-66 NOTIFICATION: SGS spends numerous hours each week to hand-pick coins of high quality, regardless of the grading company’s MS value printed on each slab. Please review the PCI (as an example) Graded Coins carefully, for although PCI (and others) are known for their inconsistencies in grading levels (often over-valuing in grade), SGS takes great efforts to set the opening “Bid” at a value that allows a good deal for the bidder/purchaser. Once a coin is reviewed for its “more-true” elements of Luster & Details, an opening bid is calculated, then SGS reduces that value to assist in paying for the Buyer Premium and at least a portion of the shipping. In this manner, the customer gets a great deal with each purchase. If you bid & win a PCI/Other Graded Coin, you have SGS’s guarantee that the coin will be worth what you pay for it, often times worth more. So review that PCI Graded coin with confidence that you are getting a good deal with a guarantee of the coin’s worth. If at any time a customer proves that the coin they purchased was over-priced, SGS will refund the difference. Beautiful coins deserve consideration, regardless of the grading company someone decided to use long ago, so judge for yourself these beautiful coins.

1885-O Morgan Silver Dollar MS-65 + NOTIFICATION: SGS spends numerous hours each week to hand-pick coins of high quality, regardless of the grading company’s MS value printed on each slab. Please review the PCI (as an example) Graded Coins carefully, for although PCI (and others) are known for their inconsistencies in grading levels (often over-valuing in grade), SGS takes great efforts to set the opening “Bid” at a value that allows a good deal for the bidder/purchaser. Once a coin is reviewed for its “more-true” elements of Luster & Details, an opening bid is calculated, then SGS reduces that value to assist in paying for the Buyer Premium and at least a portion of the shipping. In this manner, the customer gets a great deal with each purchase. If you bid & win a PCI/Other Graded Coin, you have SGS’s guarantee that the coin will be worth what you pay for it, often times worth more. So review that PCI Graded coin with confidence that you are getting a good deal with a guarantee of the coin’s worth. If at any time a customer proves that the coin they purchased was over-priced, SGS will refund the difference. Beautiful coins deserve consideration, regardless of the grading company someone decided to use long ago, so judge for yourself these beautiful coins.

1886 Morgan Silver Dollar MS-66 NOTIFICATION: SGS spends numerous hours each week to hand-pick coins of high quality, regardless of the grading company’s MS value printed on each slab. Please review the PCI (as an example) Graded Coins carefully, for although PCI (and others) are known for their inconsistencies in grading levels (often over-valuing in grade), SGS takes great efforts to set the opening “Bid” at a value that allows a good deal for the bidder/purchaser. Once a coin is reviewed for its “more-true” elements of Luster & Details, an opening bid is calculated, then SGS reduces that value to assist in paying for the Buyer Premium and at least a portion of the shipping. In this manner, the customer gets a great deal with each purchase. If you bid & win a PCI/Other Graded Coin, you have SGS’s guarantee that the coin will be worth what you pay for it, often times worth more. So review that PCI Graded coin with confidence that you are getting a good deal with a guarantee of the coin’s worth. If at any time a customer proves that the coin they purchased was over-priced, SGS will refund the difference. Beautiful coins deserve consideration, regardless of the grading company someone decided to use long ago, so judge for yourself these beautiful coins.

1923-D Silver Peace Dollar MS-65 NOTIFICATION: SGS spends numerous hours each week to hand-pick coins of high quality, regardless of the grading company’s MS value printed on each slab. Please review the PCI (as an example) Graded Coins carefully, for although PCI (and others) are known for their inconsistencies in grading levels (often over-valuing in grade), SGS takes great efforts to set the opening “Bid” at a value that allows a good deal for the bidder/purchaser. Once a coin is reviewed for its “more-true” elements of Luster & Details, an opening bid is calculated, then SGS reduces that value to assist in paying for the Buyer Premium and at least a portion of the shipping. In this manner, the customer gets a great deal with each purchase. If you bid & win a PCI/Other Graded Coin, you have SGS’s guarantee that the coin will be worth what you pay for it, often times worth more. So review that PCI Graded coin with confidence that you are getting a good deal with a guarantee of the coin’s worth. If at any time a customer proves that the coin they purchased was over-priced, SGS will refund the difference. Beautiful coins deserve consideration, regardless of the grading company someone decided to use long ago, so judge for yourself these beautiful coins.

1887 Morgan Silver Dollar MS-66 NOTIFICATION: SGS spends numerous hours each week to hand-pick coins of high quality, regardless of the grading company’s MS value printed on each slab. Please review the PCI (as an example) Graded Coins carefully, for although PCI (and others) are known for their inconsistencies in grading levels (often over-valuing in grade), SGS takes great efforts to set the opening “Bid” at a value that allows a good deal for the bidder/purchaser. Once a coin is reviewed for its “more-true” elements of Luster & Details, an opening bid is calculated, then SGS reduces that value to assist in paying for the Buyer Premium and at least a portion of the shipping. In this manner, the customer gets a great deal with each purchase. If you bid & win a PCI/Other Graded Coin, you have SGS’s guarantee that the coin will be worth what you pay for it, often times worth more. So review that PCI Graded coin with confidence that you are getting a good deal with a guarantee of the coin’s worth. If at any time a customer proves that the coin they purchased was over-priced, SGS will refund the difference. Beautiful coins deserve consideration, regardless of the grading company someone decided to use long ago, so judge for yourself these beautiful coins.

1923-D Silver Peace Dollar MS-65 + NOTIFICATION: SGS spends numerous hours each week to hand-pick coins of high quality, regardless of the grading company’s MS value printed on each slab. Please review the PCI (as an example) Graded Coins carefully, for although PCI (and others) are known for their inconsistencies in grading levels (often over-valuing in grade), SGS takes great efforts to set the opening “Bid” at a value that allows a good deal for the bidder/purchaser. Once a coin is reviewed for its “more-true” elements of Luster & Details, an opening bid is calculated, then SGS reduces that value to assist in paying for the Buyer Premium and at least a portion of the shipping. In this manner, the customer gets a great deal with each purchase. If you bid & win a PCI/Other Graded Coin, you have SGS’s guarantee that the coin will be worth what you pay for it, often times worth more. So review that PCI Graded coin with confidence that you are getting a good deal with a guarantee of the coin’s worth. If at any time a customer proves that the coin they purchased was over-priced, SGS will refund the difference. Beautiful coins deserve consideration, regardless of the grading company someone decided to use long ago, so judge for yourself these beautiful coins.

1923-D Silver Peace Dollar MS-65 + NOTIFICATION: SGS spends numerous hours each week to hand-pick coins of high quality, regardless of the grading company’s MS value printed on each slab. Please review the PCI (as an example) Graded Coins carefully, for although PCI (and others) are known for their inconsistencies in grading levels (often over-valuing in grade), SGS takes great efforts to set the opening “Bid” at a value that allows a good deal for the bidder/purchaser. Once a coin is reviewed for its “more-true” elements of Luster & Details, an opening bid is calculated, then SGS reduces that value to assist in paying for the Buyer Premium and at least a portion of the shipping. In this manner, the customer gets a great deal with each purchase. If you bid & win a PCI/Other Graded Coin, you have SGS’s guarantee that the coin will be worth what you pay for it, often times worth more. So review that PCI Graded coin with confidence that you are getting a good deal with a guarantee of the coin’s worth. If at any time a customer proves that the coin they purchased was over-priced, SGS will refund the difference. Beautiful coins deserve consideration, regardless of the grading company someone decided to use long ago, so judge for yourself these beautiful coins.

1889 Morgan Silver Dollar MS-64 + NOTIFICATION: SGS spends numerous hours each week to hand-pick coins of high quality, regardless of the grading company’s MS value printed on each slab. Please review the PCI (as an example) Graded Coins carefully, for although PCI (and others) are known for their inconsistencies in grading levels (often over-valuing in grade), SGS takes great efforts to set the opening “Bid” at a value that allows a good deal for the bidder/purchaser. Once a coin is reviewed for its “more-true” elements of Luster & Details, an opening bid is calculated, then SGS reduces that value to assist in paying for the Buyer Premium and at least a portion of the shipping. In this manner, the customer gets a great deal with each purchase. If you bid & win a PCI/Other Graded Coin, you have SGS’s guarantee that the coin will be worth what you pay for it, often times worth more. So review that PCI Graded coin with confidence that you are getting a good deal with a guarantee of the coin’s worth. If at any time a customer proves that the coin they purchased was over-priced, SGS will refund the difference. Beautiful coins deserve consideration, regardless of the grading company someone decided to use long ago, so judge for yourself these beautiful coins.

1881-S Morgan Silver Dollar MS-65 PL NOTIFICATION: SGS spends numerous hours each week to hand-pick coins of high quality, regardless of the grading company’s MS value printed on each slab. Please review the PCI (as an example) Graded Coins carefully, for although PCI (and others) are known for their inconsistencies in grading levels (often over-valuing in grade), SGS takes great efforts to set the opening “Bid” at a value that allows a good deal for the bidder/purchaser. Once a coin is reviewed for its “more-true” elements of Luster & Details, an opening bid is calculated, then SGS reduces that value to assist in paying for the Buyer Premium and at least a portion of the shipping. In this manner, the customer gets a great deal with each purchase. If you bid & win a PCI/Other Graded Coin, you have SGS’s guarantee that the coin will be worth what you pay for it, often times worth more. So review that PCI Graded coin with confidence that you are getting a good deal with a guarantee of the coin’s worth. If at any time a customer proves that the coin they purchased was over-priced, SGS will refund the difference. Beautiful coins deserve consideration, regardless of the grading company someone decided to use long ago, so judge for yourself these beautiful coins.

1887 Morgan Silver Dollar MS-66 NOTIFICATION: SGS spends numerous hours each week to hand-pick coins of high quality, regardless of the grading company’s MS value printed on each slab. Please review the PCI (as an example) Graded Coins carefully, for although PCI (and others) are known for their inconsistencies in grading levels (often over-valuing in grade), SGS takes great efforts to set the opening “Bid” at a value that allows a good deal for the bidder/purchaser. Once a coin is reviewed for its “more-true” elements of Luster & Details, an opening bid is calculated, then SGS reduces that value to assist in paying for the Buyer Premium and at least a portion of the shipping. In this manner, the customer gets a great deal with each purchase. If you bid & win a PCI/Other Graded Coin, you have SGS’s guarantee that the coin will be worth what you pay for it, often times worth more. So review that PCI Graded coin with confidence that you are getting a good deal with a guarantee of the coin’s worth. If at any time a customer proves that the coin they purchased was over-priced, SGS will refund the difference. Beautiful coins deserve consideration, regardless of the grading company someone decided to use long ago, so judge for yourself these beautiful coins.

1886 Morgan Silver Dollar MS-65 Top 5 most trusted Numismatic Grading Companies worldwide; (ANACS) American Numismatic Association Certification, established in 1979. (PCGS) Professional Coin Grading Service, established in 1986. (NGC) Numismatic Guaranty Corporation, established in 1987. (ICG) Independent Coin Graders 1998, established in 1998. (PMG) Paper Money Guaranty, established in 2005.

1936 Long Island 50C Silver Commemorative MS-65

1897 Morgan Silver Dollar MS-65 + Rim Toning NOTIFICATION: SGS spends numerous hours each week to hand-pick coins of high quality, regardless of the grading company’s MS value printed on each slab. Please review the PCI (as an example) Graded Coins carefully, for although PCI (and others) are known for their inconsistencies in grading levels (often over-valuing in grade), SGS takes great efforts to set the opening “Bid” at a value that allows a good deal for the bidder/purchaser. Once a coin is reviewed for its “more-true” elements of Luster & Details, an opening bid is calculated, then SGS reduces that value to assist in paying for the Buyer Premium and at least a portion of the shipping. In this manner, the customer gets a great deal with each purchase. If you bid & win a PCI/Other Graded Coin, you have SGS’s guarantee that the coin will be worth what you pay for it, often times worth more. So review that PCI Graded coin with confidence that you are getting a good deal with a guarantee of the coin’s worth. If at any time a customer proves that the coin they purchased was over-priced, SGS will refund the difference. Beautiful coins deserve consideration, regardless of the grading company someone decided to use long ago, so judge for yourself these beautiful coins.

1882-O Morgan Silver Dollar MS-65 + NOTIFICATION: SGS spends numerous hours each week to hand-pick coins of high quality, regardless of the grading company’s MS value printed on each slab. Please review the PCI (as an example) Graded Coins carefully, for although PCI (and others) are known for their inconsistencies in grading levels (often over-valuing in grade), SGS takes great efforts to set the opening “Bid” at a value that allows a good deal for the bidder/purchaser. Once a coin is reviewed for its “more-true” elements of Luster & Details, an opening bid is calculated, then SGS reduces that value to assist in paying for the Buyer Premium and at least a portion of the shipping. In this manner, the customer gets a great deal with each purchase. If you bid & win a PCI/Other Graded Coin, you have SGS’s guarantee that the coin will be worth what you pay for it, often times worth more. So review that PCI Graded coin with confidence that you are getting a good deal with a guarantee of the coin’s worth. If at any time a customer proves that the coin they purchased was over-priced, SGS will refund the difference. Beautiful coins deserve consideration, regardless of the grading company someone decided to use long ago, so judge for yourself these beautiful coins.

1886 Morgan Silver Dollar MS-65 Rim Toning NOTIFICATION: SGS spends numerous hours each week to hand-pick coins of high quality, regardless of the grading company’s MS value printed on each slab. Please review the PCI (as an example) Graded Coins carefully, for although PCI (and others) are known for their inconsistencies in grading levels (often over-valuing in grade), SGS takes great efforts to set the opening “Bid” at a value that allows a good deal for the bidder/purchaser. Once a coin is reviewed for its “more-true” elements of Luster & Details, an opening bid is calculated, then SGS reduces that value to assist in paying for the Buyer Premium and at least a portion of the shipping. In this manner, the customer gets a great deal with each purchase. If you bid & win a PCI/Other Graded Coin, you have SGS’s guarantee that the coin will be worth what you pay for it, often times worth more. So review that PCI Graded coin with confidence that you are getting a good deal with a guarantee of the coin’s worth. If at any time a customer proves that the coin they purchased was over-priced, SGS will refund the difference. Beautiful coins deserve consideration, regardless of the grading company someone decided to use long ago, so judge for yourself these beautiful coins.

1921 Morgan Silver Dollar MS-65 + Obv. Toning

1882 Morgan Silver Dollar MS-66 Rim Toning NOTIFICATION: SGS spends numerous hours each week to hand-pick coins of high quality, regardless of the grading company’s MS value printed on each slab. Please review the PCI (as an example) Graded Coins carefully, for although PCI (and others) are known for their inconsistencies in grading levels (often over-valuing in grade), SGS takes great efforts to set the opening “Bid” at a value that allows a good deal for the bidder/purchaser. Once a coin is reviewed for its “more-true” elements of Luster & Details, an opening bid is calculated, then SGS reduces that value to assist in paying for the Buyer Premium and at least a portion of the shipping. In this manner, the customer gets a great deal with each purchase. If you bid & win a PCI/Other Graded Coin, you have SGS’s guarantee that the coin will be worth what you pay for it, often times worth more. So review that PCI Graded coin with confidence that you are getting a good deal with a guarantee of the coin’s worth. If at any time a customer proves that the coin they purchased was over-priced, SGS will refund the difference. Beautiful coins deserve consideration, regardless of the grading company someone decided to use long ago, so judge for yourself these beautiful coins.

1881-S Morgan Silver Dollar MS-66 + PL Obv. Toning NOTIFICATION: SGS spends numerous hours each week to hand-pick coins of high quality, regardless of the grading company’s MS value printed on each slab. Please review the PCI (as an example) Graded Coins carefully, for although PCI (and others) are known for their inconsistencies in grading levels (often over-valuing in grade), SGS takes great efforts to set the opening “Bid” at a value that allows a good deal for the bidder/purchaser. Once a coin is reviewed for its “more-true” elements of Luster & Details, an opening bid is calculated, then SGS reduces that value to assist in paying for the Buyer Premium and at least a portion of the shipping. In this manner, the customer gets a great deal with each purchase. If you bid & win a PCI/Other Graded Coin, you have SGS’s guarantee that the coin will be worth what you pay for it, often times worth more. So review that PCI Graded coin with confidence that you are getting a good deal with a guarantee of the coin’s worth. If at any time a customer proves that the coin they purchased was over-priced, SGS will refund the difference. Beautiful coins deserve consideration, regardless of the grading company someone decided to use long ago, so judge for yourself these beautiful coins.

1880-S Morgan Silver Dollar MS-65 Rim Toning NOTIFICATION: SGS spends numerous hours each week to hand-pick coins of high quality, regardless of the grading company’s MS value printed on each slab. Please review the PCI (as an example) Graded Coins carefully, for although PCI (and others) are known for their inconsistencies in grading levels (often over-valuing in grade), SGS takes great efforts to set the opening “Bid” at a value that allows a good deal for the bidder/purchaser. Once a coin is reviewed for its “more-true” elements of Luster & Details, an opening bid is calculated, then SGS reduces that value to assist in paying for the Buyer Premium and at least a portion of the shipping. In this manner, the customer gets a great deal with each purchase. If you bid & win a PCI/Other Graded Coin, you have SGS’s guarantee that the coin will be worth what you pay for it, often times worth more. So review that PCI Graded coin with confidence that you are getting a good deal with a guarantee of the coin’s worth. If at any time a customer proves that the coin they purchased was over-priced, SGS will refund the difference. Beautiful coins deserve consideration, regardless of the grading company someone decided to use long ago, so judge for yourself these beautiful coins.

1921 Morgan Silver Dollar MS-65 + Rim Toning NOTIFICATION: SGS spends numerous hours each week to hand-pick coins of high quality, regardless of the grading company’s MS value printed on each slab. Please review the PCI (as an example) Graded Coins carefully, for although PCI (and others) are known for their inconsistencies in grading levels (often over-valuing in grade), SGS takes great efforts to set the opening “Bid” at a value that allows a good deal for the bidder/purchaser. Once a coin is reviewed for its “more-true” elements of Luster & Details, an opening bid is calculated, then SGS reduces that value to assist in paying for the Buyer Premium and at least a portion of the shipping. In this manner, the customer gets a great deal with each purchase. If you bid & win a PCI/Other Graded Coin, you have SGS’s guarantee that the coin will be worth what you pay for it, often times worth more. So review that PCI Graded coin with confidence that you are getting a good deal with a guarantee of the coin’s worth. If at any time a customer proves that the coin they purchased was over-priced, SGS will refund the difference. Beautiful coins deserve consideration, regardless of the grading company someone decided to use long ago, so judge for yourself these beautiful coins.

1887 Morgan Silver Dollar MS-65 + Rim Toning NOTIFICATION: SGS spends numerous hours each week to hand-pick coins of high quality, regardless of the grading company’s MS value printed on each slab. Please review the PCI (as an example) Graded Coins carefully, for although PCI (and others) are known for their inconsistencies in grading levels (often over-valuing in grade), SGS takes great efforts to set the opening “Bid” at a value that allows a good deal for the bidder/purchaser. Once a coin is reviewed for its “more-true” elements of Luster & Details, an opening bid is calculated, then SGS reduces that value to assist in paying for the Buyer Premium and at least a portion of the shipping. In this manner, the customer gets a great deal with each purchase. If you bid & win a PCI/Other Graded Coin, you have SGS’s guarantee that the coin will be worth what you pay for it, often times worth more. So review that PCI Graded coin with confidence that you are getting a good deal with a guarantee of the coin’s worth. If at any time a customer proves that the coin they purchased was over-priced, SGS will refund the difference. Beautiful coins deserve consideration, regardless of the grading company someone decided to use long ago, so judge for yourself these beautiful coins.

1887 Morgan Silver Dollar MS-65 + Rim Toning NOTIFICATION: SGS spends numerous hours each week to hand-pick coins of high quality, regardless of the grading company’s MS value printed on each slab. Please review the PCI (as an example) Graded Coins carefully, for although PCI (and others) are known for their inconsistencies in grading levels (often over-valuing in grade), SGS takes great efforts to set the opening “Bid” at a value that allows a good deal for the bidder/purchaser. Once a coin is reviewed for its “more-true” elements of Luster & Details, an opening bid is calculated, then SGS reduces that value to assist in paying for the Buyer Premium and at least a portion of the shipping. In this manner, the customer gets a great deal with each purchase. If you bid & win a PCI/Other Graded Coin, you have SGS’s guarantee that the coin will be worth what you pay for it, often times worth more. So review that PCI Graded coin with confidence that you are getting a good deal with a guarantee of the coin’s worth. If at any time a customer proves that the coin they purchased was over-priced, SGS will refund the difference. Beautiful coins deserve consideration, regardless of the grading company someone decided to use long ago, so judge for yourself these beautiful coins.

1886 Morgan Silver Dollar MS-66 DMPL Rim Toning NOTIFICATION: SGS spends numerous hours each week to hand-pick coins of high quality, regardless of the grading company’s MS value printed on each slab. Please review the PCI (as an example) Graded Coins carefully, for although PCI (and others) are known for their inconsistencies in grading levels (often over-valuing in grade), SGS takes great efforts to set the opening “Bid” at a value that allows a good deal for the bidder/purchaser. Once a coin is reviewed for its “more-true” elements of Luster & Details, an opening bid is calculated, then SGS reduces that value to assist in paying for the Buyer Premium and at least a portion of the shipping. In this manner, the customer gets a great deal with each purchase. If you bid & win a PCI/Other Graded Coin, you have SGS’s guarantee that the coin will be worth what you pay for it, often times worth more. So review that PCI Graded coin with confidence that you are getting a good deal with a guarantee of the coin’s worth. If at any time a customer proves that the coin they purchased was over-priced, SGS will refund the difference. Beautiful coins deserve consideration, regardless of the grading company someone decided to use long ago, so judge for yourself these beautiful coins.

1889 Morgan Silver Dollar MS-65 + Rim Toning NOTIFICATION: SGS spends numerous hours each week to hand-pick coins of high quality, regardless of the grading company’s MS value printed on each slab. Please review the PCI (as an example) Graded Coins carefully, for although PCI (and others) are known for their inconsistencies in grading levels (often over-valuing in grade), SGS takes great efforts to set the opening “Bid” at a value that allows a good deal for the bidder/purchaser. Once a coin is reviewed for its “more-true” elements of Luster & Details, an opening bid is calculated, then SGS reduces that value to assist in paying for the Buyer Premium and at least a portion of the shipping. In this manner, the customer gets a great deal with each purchase. If you bid & win a PCI/Other Graded Coin, you have SGS’s guarantee that the coin will be worth what you pay for it, often times worth more. So review that PCI Graded coin with confidence that you are getting a good deal with a guarantee of the coin’s worth. If at any time a customer proves that the coin they purchased was over-priced, SGS will refund the difference. Beautiful coins deserve consideration, regardless of the grading company someone decided to use long ago, so judge for yourself these beautiful coins.

1898 Morgan Silver Dollar MS-65 Rim Toning

1882-O Morgan Silver Dollar MS-65 + Rim Toning

1896 Morgan Silver Dollar MS-65 + Full Toning NOTIFICATION: SGS spends numerous hours each week to hand-pick coins of high quality, regardless of the grading company’s MS value printed on each slab. Please review the PCI (as an example) Graded Coins carefully, for although PCI (and others) are known for their inconsistencies in grading levels (often over-valuing in grade), SGS takes great efforts to set the opening “Bid” at a value that allows a good deal for the bidder/purchaser. Once a coin is reviewed for its “more-true” elements of Luster & Details, an opening bid is calculated, then SGS reduces that value to assist in paying for the Buyer Premium and at least a portion of the shipping. In this manner, the customer gets a great deal with each purchase. If you bid & win a PCI/Other Graded Coin, you have SGS’s guarantee that the coin will be worth what you pay for it, often times worth more. So review that PCI Graded coin with confidence that you are getting a good deal with a guarantee of the coin’s worth. If at any time a customer proves that the coin they purchased was over-priced, SGS will refund the difference. Beautiful coins deserve consideration, regardless of the grading company someone decided to use long ago, so judge for yourself these beautiful coins.

1889 Morgan Silver Dollar MS-66 Rim Toning NOTIFICATION: SGS spends numerous hours each week to hand-pick coins of high quality, regardless of the grading company’s MS value printed on each slab. Please review the PCI (as an example) Graded Coins carefully, for although PCI (and others) are known for their inconsistencies in grading levels (often over-valuing in grade), SGS takes great efforts to set the opening “Bid” at a value that allows a good deal for the bidder/purchaser. Once a coin is reviewed for its “more-true” elements of Luster & Details, an opening bid is calculated, then SGS reduces that value to assist in paying for the Buyer Premium and at least a portion of the shipping. In this manner, the customer gets a great deal with each purchase. If you bid & win a PCI/Other Graded Coin, you have SGS’s guarantee that the coin will be worth what you pay for it, often times worth more. So review that PCI Graded coin with confidence that you are getting a good deal with a guarantee of the coin’s worth. If at any time a customer proves that the coin they purchased was over-priced, SGS will refund the difference. Beautiful coins deserve consideration, regardless of the grading company someone decided to use long ago, so judge for yourself these beautiful coins.

1902-O Morgan Silver Dollar MS-65 + Rim Toning NOTIFICATION: SGS spends numerous hours each week to hand-pick coins of high quality, regardless of the grading company’s MS value printed on each slab. Please review the PCI (as an example) Graded Coins carefully, for although PCI (and others) are known for their inconsistencies in grading levels (often over-valuing in grade), SGS takes great efforts to set the opening “Bid” at a value that allows a good deal for the bidder/purchaser. Once a coin is reviewed for its “more-true” elements of Luster & Details, an opening bid is calculated, then SGS reduces that value to assist in paying for the Buyer Premium and at least a portion of the shipping. In this manner, the customer gets a great deal with each purchase. If you bid & win a PCI/Other Graded Coin, you have SGS’s guarantee that the coin will be worth what you pay for it, often times worth more. So review that PCI Graded coin with confidence that you are getting a good deal with a guarantee of the coin’s worth. If at any time a customer proves that the coin they purchased was over-priced, SGS will refund the difference. Beautiful coins deserve consideration, regardless of the grading company someone decided to use long ago, so judge for yourself these beautiful coins.

1886 Morgan Silver Dollar MS-65 + Closed 6 VAM 1 Rim Toning NOTIFICATION: SGS spends numerous hours each week to hand-pick coins of high quality, regardless of the grading company’s MS value printed on each slab. Please review the PCI (as an example) Graded Coins carefully, for although PCI (and others) are known for their inconsistencies in grading levels (often over-valuing in grade), SGS takes great efforts to set the opening “Bid” at a value that allows a good deal for the bidder/purchaser. Once a coin is reviewed for its “more-true” elements of Luster & Details, an opening bid is calculated, then SGS reduces that value to assist in paying for the Buyer Premium and at least a portion of the shipping. In this manner, the customer gets a great deal with each purchase. If you bid & win a PCI/Other Graded Coin, you have SGS’s guarantee that the coin will be worth what you pay for it, often times worth more. So review that PCI Graded coin with confidence that you are getting a good deal with a guarantee of the coin’s worth. If at any time a customer proves that the coin they purchased was over-priced, SGS will refund the difference. Beautiful coins deserve consideration, regardless of the grading company someone decided to use long ago, so judge for yourself these beautiful coins.

1880-O Morgan Silver Dollar MS-64 Rim Toning NOTIFICATION: SGS spends numerous hours each week to hand-pick coins of high quality, regardless of the grading company’s MS value printed on each slab. Please review the PCI (as an example) Graded Coins carefully, for although PCI (and others) are known for their inconsistencies in grading levels (often over-valuing in grade), SGS takes great efforts to set the opening “Bid” at a value that allows a good deal for the bidder/purchaser. Once a coin is reviewed for its “more-true” elements of Luster & Details, an opening bid is calculated, then SGS reduces that value to assist in paying for the Buyer Premium and at least a portion of the shipping. In this manner, the customer gets a great deal with each purchase. If you bid & win a PCI/Other Graded Coin, you have SGS’s guarantee that the coin will be worth what you pay for it, often times worth more. So review that PCI Graded coin with confidence that you are getting a good deal with a guarantee of the coin’s worth. If at any time a customer proves that the coin they purchased was over-priced, SGS will refund the difference. Beautiful coins deserve consideration, regardless of the grading company someone decided to use long ago, so judge for yourself these beautiful coins.

1881-S Morgan Silver Dollar MS-66 DMPL Rim Toning NOTIFICATION: SGS spends numerous hours each week to hand-pick coins of high quality, regardless of the grading company’s MS value printed on each slab. Please review the PCI (as an example) Graded Coins carefully, for although PCI (and others) are known for their inconsistencies in grading levels (often over-valuing in grade), SGS takes great efforts to set the opening “Bid” at a value that allows a good deal for the bidder/purchaser. Once a coin is reviewed for its “more-true” elements of Luster & Details, an opening bid is calculated, then SGS reduces that value to assist in paying for the Buyer Premium and at least a portion of the shipping. In this manner, the customer gets a great deal with each purchase. If you bid & win a PCI/Other Graded Coin, you have SGS’s guarantee that the coin will be worth what you pay for it, often times worth more. So review that PCI Graded coin with confidence that you are getting a good deal with a guarantee of the coin’s worth. If at any time a customer proves that the coin they purchased was over-priced, SGS will refund the difference. Beautiful coins deserve consideration, regardless of the grading company someone decided to use long ago, so judge for yourself these beautiful coins.

1900 Morgan Silver Dollar MS-67 Toning NOTIFICATION: SGS spends numerous hours each week to hand-pick coins of high quality, regardless of the grading company’s MS value printed on each slab. Please review the PCI (as an example) Graded Coins carefully, for although PCI (and others) are known for their inconsistencies in grading levels (often over-valuing in grade), SGS takes great efforts to set the opening “Bid” at a value that allows a good deal for the bidder/purchaser. Once a coin is reviewed for its “more-true” elements of Luster & Details, an opening bid is calculated, then SGS reduces that value to assist in paying for the Buyer Premium and at least a portion of the shipping. In this manner, the customer gets a great deal with each purchase. If you bid & win a PCI/Other Graded Coin, you have SGS’s guarantee that the coin will be worth what you pay for it, often times worth more. So review that PCI Graded coin with confidence that you are getting a good deal with a guarantee of the coin’s worth. If at any time a customer proves that the coin they purchased was over-priced, SGS will refund the difference. Beautiful coins deserve consideration, regardless of the grading company someone decided to use long ago, so judge for yourself these beautiful coins.

1880-S Morgan Silver Dollar MS-66 + DMPL Rim Toning