1903 S Morgan Silver Dollar VF35 NGC Brown Label

The 1903-S Morgan Silver Dollar is recognized as one of the scarcer issues in the series. Struck at the San Francisco Mint with a mintage of just 1,241,000 coins, it saw widespread use in circulation, leaving relatively few survivors in collectible condition. The coin carries George T. Morgan’s iconic Liberty on the obverse and a bold eagle on the reverse, both designs that define the silver dollar era of the late 19th and early 20th centuries.

1903 S Morgan Silver Dollar VF35 NGC

Graded VF35 by NGC with the Brown Label, this example shows moderate wear but retains strong detail in Liberty’s portrait and the eagle’s feathers. Collectors value the 1903-S for its lower mintage, its San Francisco heritage, and its role as a tougher date within the Morgan Dollar series, especially desirable in solid mid-circulated grades.