Morgan Silver Dollars: 1 ibook

Americans have long cherished the Morgan silver dollar, one of the most beautiful and historic coins in U.S. history. No other coin captures the romance, adventure, and spirit of America quite like this classic $1 piece. In the expanded eighth edition of Morgan Silver Dollars, the original entry in Whitman's acclaimed Red Book Series, collectors will find a richly detailed portrait of the nation's most popular classic coin.

The eighth edition is fully updated with current retail pricing from Red Book Quarterly, thorough market analysis for each date and mintmark in the series, convenient Greysheet ID (GSID) catalog numbers for quick coin identification, and an all-new foreword by Publisher John Feigenbaum, making this volume the definitive guide to Morgan silver dollars and an essential addition to any coin collector's library.

The eighth edition is fully updated with current retail values from Red Book Quarterly, convenient Greysheet ID (GSID) catalog numbers for quick coin identification, and an all-new foreword by Publisher John Feigenbaum, making this volume the definitive guide to Morgan silver dollars and an essential addition to any coin collector's library.

Inside you'll find:

• Updated market values in nine grades per coin, including Prooflike (PL) and Deep Mirror Prooflike (DMPL) conditions
• More than 300 unique Greysheet ID (GSID) numbers
• Circulation- and proof-strike mintages
• Expert tips on how to grade your coins
• Hundreds of detailed color photos
• Treasury releases, major hoards, and other historical discoveries
• Patterns and die varieties
• Historical background
• And much more!

"No American numismatic library is complete without the latest edition of Morgan Silver Dollars." - Jeff Garrett, Senior Editor of A Guide Book of United States Coins (Red Book)

Immerse yourself in the fascinating world of the most popular classic coin with the all-new eight edition of Morgan Silver Dollars, part of Whitman's renowned Red Book Series. This acclaimed series spans nearly 30 volumes, each providing in-depth coverage of specific U.S. coin types and programs featured in the Official Red Book.