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D. The first two pictures are an 1889 Morgan silver dollar, in rough condition with the 'o' signifying mint in new Orleans. The second two photos are of a 1903 Morgan silver dollar in fair condition also with the 'o' inscription.
Asked on May 28, 2024
The first dollar is common and I would value it at about $25 on a good day.
The 1903-O Morgan silver dollar is a different matter. It's a very interesting coin. It was worth hundreds of dollars until the early 60s when a large government hoard of uncirculated coins was found at which point it dropped down to around $10. Yours, if real, is rarer than uncirculated ones, and worth $200-300!
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