FREE: 1891 S MORGAN SILVER DOLLAR

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RARE AND BEAUTIFUL 1891 S MORGAN SILVER DOLLAR.......90% SILVER
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I get questions about what is the mint mark Where are the mint marks? Well they are located in different places on different coins. Today lets just talk about Morgan silver dollars and Peace silver dollars.
Lets start with the definition: A mint mark is a letter or other symbol that identifies the mint at which a given coin has been made. On most U.S. coins, the mint mark will be a D (for the Denver mint), or an S (for San Francisco.) Sometimes P was used (for Philadelphia), and other marks for historical issues (such as CC = Carson City) The positions of the mint marks on some of the currently circulating U.S. coins are briefly stated below, but keep in mind that if the mint mark is absent, the coin was minted at Philadelphia.The Philadephia mint mark is often omitted. The mint mark on the Morgan Silver Dollar if there is one is usually easy to find and if there is one for example... s will be above and right between the D and O on the word DOLLAR on bottom of the back (reverse) of the silver dollar. The Peace dollar is a little more difficult but can be seen (if there is a mint mark) on the back or reverse. On the back side or reverse you have an eagle perched on rock. On left side near eagle tail and under the word ONE you will find mint mark such as.... s, d, and so on. I am glad to answer questions.