American 1885-O Morgan Dollar Silver Coin, NGC Brilliant, Uncirculated, Original Bag Fragment

 This is a Morgan dollar silver coin issued by the New Orleans Mint in 1885. The obverse features a profile of the Statue of Liberty, and the reverse depicts an American eagle with outstretched wings, making it a popular design representative of 19th-century American silver coins. This item comes in an NGC "Original Bag Series" holder, and the label reads "ORIGINAL BAG FRAGMENT," "1885 $1," and "BRILLIANT UNCIRCULATED."

 This particular coin is a brilliantly unsaturated piece that retains its near-mint condition shine, showcasing the powerful design characteristic of Morgan dollars and the bright luster unique to silver coins. Furthermore, it comes in a special holder that incorporates a fragment from the original storage bag into the label, giving it a collectible value that sets it apart from typical authenticated coins.

 Coin specifications

 This coin was issued in the United States in 1885, with a face value of $1. The mint mark is "O," indicating that it was manufactured at the New Orleans Mint. It is made of silver, with a purity of .900, weighs approximately 26.73g, and has a diameter of approximately 38.1mm. The obverse features the Statue of Liberty, the words "E PLURIBUS UNUM," and the year "1885," while the reverse features an American eagle and the inscriptions "UNITED STATES OF AMERICA," "ONE DOLLAR," and "IN GOD WE TRUST."

 This product comes in an NGC holder, and the grade is indicated as "BRILLIANT UNCIRCULATED" rather than a numerical grade. The certification number can be seen on the label as "8156166-144". In addition to the appeal of a regular Morgan dollar, the special label design of the Original Bag Series is also a highlight.

 Historical background

 The Morgan Dollar is a large, iconic American silver coin issued between 1878 and 1921, named after its designer, George T. Morgan. Symbolizing the silver mines of the American West, the silver standard, and the economic development of the late 19th century, it remains highly sought after by collectors worldwide.

 The 1885-O is a Morgan dollar manufactured at the New Orleans Mint. The "O" mint mark of the New Orleans Mint is popular as an element that evokes the history of the American South and the history of minting. Many Morgan dollars were stored in Treasury bags for long periods of time, and the Original Bag Series is a special series that allows you to feel that historical storage background.

 FAQ

 Is this coin genuine?
 This item is sealed in an NGC holder, and the label reads "1885 O $1," "BRILLIANT UNCIRCULATED," and "Original Bag Series." Authenticated and in its holder, it's an easy addition to any collection.

 What is "Original Bag Fragment"?
 The "Original Bag Fragment" label is a special label designation that signifies a fragment derived from the original bag in which the Morgan dollar was stored. Unlike regular authentication labels, this series allows you to enjoy the historical context of its storage.

 What does "Brilliant Uncirculated" mean?
 "Brilliant Uncirculated" indicates a coin in near-uncirculated condition, showing no wear from circulation. While not a numerical grade, it describes a condition where you can appreciate the original luster and intricate details of the silver coin's design.

 What does the "O" mint mark mean?
 The "O" indicates that it was manufactured at the New Orleans Mint. Morgan dollars from the New Orleans Mint are a popular mint mark that evokes the history of the American South.

 Is this coin a silver coin?
 Yes, the Morgan dollar is a large silver coin with a silver purity of .900. It weighs approximately 26.73g and has the substantial feel typical of 19th-century American silver coins.

 What kind of collector would you recommend this to?
 This is recommended for collectors of Morgan dollars, large American silver coins, New Orleans Mint coins, and NGC special label items. The Original Bag Series holder adds a different kind of collectibility compared to regular items.

 Will I receive the product shown in the picture?
 You will receive the NGC coin in the holder shown on this page. The holder may have minor scratches or reflections due to storage, so please check the condition in the photos.