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Coins/ Dollars / Morgan Dollars/ 1878 8TF
FINENESS .900ASW 0.77344 OZT38.1 MM
Issue RecordCOND.Philadelphia90% Silver1 of 97 issues

1878 8TF Morgan Dollar

First design; P-mint 1878 total 10,508,800 across all varieties

1878 8TF · Morgan Dollar
1878 8TFPhotography pending
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The numbers, and what kind of numbers they are

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DELIVERED IN 1878
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What the mint delivered to the Treasurer during that calendar year. The Mint counted deliveries, not dates — a coin delivered in January could have been struck the previous December.
DATED ATTRIBUTION
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What the trade assigns to coins bearing this date. A modern allocation by an outside authority, not a federal record.
ESTIMATED SURVIVORS
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AUCTION RECORD
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The highest public sale on record for this issue. One coin, one night — a ceiling, not a market.
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Specifications

SpecificationValue
DENOMINATIONDollar
DESIGNERGeorge T. Morgan
COMPOSITION90% silver, 10% copper
WEIGHT26.73 g
SILVER CONTENT0.77344 ozt
DIAMETER38.1 mm
EDGEReeded
MINTPhiladelphia (none), New Orleans (O), San Francisco (S), Carson City (CC), Denver (D, 1921 only)
MINT MARKReverse, below the wreath bow, above the DO of DOLLAR
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