American Dollar and Silver Coins

The 1895 O is often seen in the circulated grades and among higher level pieces. AU-50 is the optimal collecting grade; AU is examples that encountered with frequently. Most are casually if not lightly struck and have dull insipid luster. The 1895 O is emerged as the single circulation strike variety that is not known to have been a part of any Treasury releases bags. The striking is usually below average and not often sharp. The high grade pieces are usually show attractive and satiny luster. The Au-50 is attractive and original with bronze iridescence toward the rim and with frosty luster especially in the peripheries. The reverse is medium to deeply tone with plum and midnight blue iridescence in the protected areas. This 1895 O is designed by George T. Morgan. It is 38.1 millimeter in diameter and it is weight of 26.73 grams. It is consist of metal which is 90 percent of silver and 10 percent of copper. It is minted in New Orleans; the mint mark “O” that beneath the bow in the reverse. There are 100,000 or more were placed into the circulation in or near the year of mintage. Some went into the storage. There are also several dies varieties are known from five pairs of dies. None are shows dramatic differences.

Mintage: 450,000
VF-20: 625 Dollars
EF-40: 800 Dollars
AU-50: 1,600 Dollars
MS-60: 19,000 Dollars
MS-63: 57,500 Dollars
MS-64: 95,000 Dollars
MS-65: 400,000 Dollars