1889 Morgan Silver Dollar $1 From the New York Bank Hoard NGC MS64 VAM-18A

Why add the 1889 Morgan Silver Dollar From the New York Bank Hoard NGC MS64 VAM-18A to your collection?

This beautiful 1889 Morgan Silver Dollar achieved the solidly collectible Mint State 64 (MS64) grade from experts at Numismatic Guaranty Corporation (NGC). This example was struck at the Philadelphia branch of the U.S. Mint. The coin contains .7734 oz. of silver, struck on a 90% pure planchet. It was sonically sealed with a label bearing the collectible New York Bank Hoard pedigree and Morgan VAM-18A attribution.

Iconic American Symbols 

The obverse of this silver dollar features the allegorical depiction of Liberty. She is depicted wearing a crown and has agricultural details in her hair reflecting the agrarian nature of 19th Century America's economy. The coin's classic reverse features a male Bald Eagle with his wings spread. He holds an olive branch and arrows. The VAM-18A consists of a die chip on Liberty's cap and doubling on her ear.

High Quality Uncirculated VAM with Pedigree

Mint State 64 coins are known to be sought after specimens. These coins typically have excellent mint luster and above average eye appeal. Coins with the New York Bank Hoard pedigree sat undisturbed, untouched and unseen in their original U.S. Treasury bags in a Wall Street bank vault since the mid sixties.

This remarkable NGC MS64 New York Bank Hoard 1889 Morgan Silver Dollar featuring the coveted VAM-18A attribution would be a cherished gift or welcome addition to any high quality collection.