Buy Morgan Silver Dollars in New Jersey
The Morgan Silver Dollar is one of the most beloved coins in American history, struck mostly from 1878 to 1904 and again in 1921 in 90% silver with the Liberty head design by George T. Morgan. It carries appeal on two fronts at once: a heavy slug of 90% silver for the stacker, and genuine collectible value for the date, mint mark, and condition for the hobbyist. We sell Morgan Dollars across central New Jersey at fair prices anchored to the live silver spot market, with collectible pieces priced on their own merits. Walk into any of our six stores, look the coin over in person, and take it home the same day.
Why buy your Morgan Dollars from us
- Pricing anchored to the live silver spot market for the metal, with collectible pieces valued on date, mint mark, and condition
- Genuine classic US dollars struck in 90% silver, the historic Morgan design from the late 1800s and 1921
- Walk-in, same-day pickup at six central NJ stores, no shipping and no waiting
- Buy and sell in the same place, so you always have a local market for your coins later
We also buy Morgan Silver Dollars
Have Morgan Dollars to sell, common date or key date? We buy them at fair rates tied to the live silver spot price for bullion-grade coins and priced on their collectible value when warranted, examined and quoted in front of you with same-day cash.
Sell to UsBuy Morgan Silver Dollars near you
Visit any of our six central New Jersey stores. Same-day pickup, subject to inventory. Call ahead for the day's quote and availability.
Frequently asked questions
What is a Morgan Silver Dollar made of?
It is struck in 90% silver and 10% copper, the standard US silver alloy of its era. Each coin carries a substantial amount of silver, and we can show you the weight and quote in person before you buy.
Are Morgan Dollars worth more than their silver?
Often, yes. Common dates trade close to their silver content, while scarcer dates, mint marks, and high-grade examples carry collectible value above the metal. We value each coin on its own merits and explain the quote.
When were Morgan Dollars made?
They were struck mostly from 1878 through 1904 and again for one year in 1921. You can inspect the date and mint mark on any coin in person at our stores before you decide.
Will you buy my Morgan Dollars back later?
Yes. We buy and sell in the same six stores, so you always have a local market. We examine and quote your coins in front of you, tied to live silver spot for bullion grades and on collectible value when it applies.
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