Random Pre-1921 Morgan Dollar in Good/Very Good or Better Condition Grade:Good/Very Good KM# 260 Denomination Dollar Country 8

Name: Random Pre-1921 Morgan Dollar in Good/Very Good or Better Condition Grade:Good/Very Good KM# 260 Denomination Dollar Country 8
Brand: brettburlison.com
SKU: 9636035312
Price: 34.95 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.828 (23 reviews)

SKU 9636035312 ★ 4.8

USD34.95 USD65.95

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Random Pre 1921 Morgan Dollar in Good Very Good or Better Condition Grade:Good Very Good KM# 260 Denomination Dollar Country 8 KM# 260 Denomination Dollar Country Australia Government Commonwealth of Australia Ruler Elizabeth II Coinage Type Bullion Kookaburra Composition Silver Fineness 0 We have priced the piece at just $150 over its melt value @ $1270 gold As our inventory of circulated silver dollars changes over time I adjust this offering by grade and type the pricing is very competitive

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