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90. 1895-S: 454
91. 1887/6: 415
92. 1894: 418
93. 1894-O: 396
94. 1896-O: 375
95. 1879-CC Large CC over Small CC: 366
96. 1903-S: 313
97. 1893-O: 311
98. 1887/6-O: 296
99. 1882-O/S: 179
100. 1901: 173
101. 1889-CC: 142
102. 1884-S: 137
103. 1895-O: 59
104. 1892-S: 29
105. 1893-S: 24
The Next Step
Breaking down the population reports by Mint State categories provides much more useful infor-mation. However, still it is the case that low-value dollars are severely under-represented, while highvalue varieties are well represented.
NGC and PCGS MS-60 to MS-62 (in Date Order) (The 1895 Philadelphia Mint dollar is not included in these and following data, as no business strikes have been confirmed to exist.)
Below are the combined totals of Morgan silver dollars in MS-60 to MS-62 grades, in date order, cer-tified by NGC and PCGS as of September 1992.
1878 8 TF: 913 coins certified.
1878 7 TF. Rev. of '78: 881
18787 TF. Rev. of 79: 475
1878 7/0ther TF: 705
1878-CC: 1,616
1878-S: 1,963
1879:785
1879-CC: 410
1879-CC Large CC over Small CC: 210
1879-O: 1,278
1879-S Second Rev. (Rev. of '78): 784
1879-S Third Rev. (Rev. of '79): 2,122
1880:864
1880-CC: 718
1880-CC Rev. of '78: 173
1880-O: 1,190
1880-S: 3,114
1881:626
1881-CC: 752
1881-O: 1,678
1881-S: 6,479
1882:910
1882-CC: 1,310
1882-O: 1,480
1882-O/S: 117
1882-S: 1,566
1883:731
1883-CC: 1,784
1883-O: 4,586
1883-S: 613
1884:686
1884-CC: 1,929
1884-O: 4,816
1884-S: 102
1885: 1,850
1885-CC: 856
1885-O: 3,561
1885-S: 940
1886: 3,107
1886-O: 595
1886-S: 582
1887/6: 180
1887/6-O: 249
1887: 3,076
1887-O: 1,042
1887-S: 809
1888: 1,163
1888-O: 1,026
1888-S: 623
1889: 1,545
1889-CC: 93
1889-O: 580
1889-S: 707
1890: 1,462
1890-CC: 1,013
1890-O: 1,050
1890-S: 895
1891:895
1891-CC: 1,593
1891-O: 629
1891-S: 650
1892:429
1892-CC: 921
1892-O: 687
1892-S: 10
1893:475
1893-CC: 729
1893-O: 231
1893-S: 10
1894:229
1894-O: 200
1894-S: 431
1895-O: 33
1895-S: 177
1896: 1,355
1896-O: 335
1896-S: 261