While the year 1881 saw substantial production of Morgan Dollars, the majority were minted at other locations, including the prolific Carson City Mint ("CC"). In contrast, the 1881 S was relatively common in terms of mintage, with 12,760,000 coins produced. However, its special significance lies in the fact that it was part of the GSA hoard rediscovery, which unearthed a trove of uncirculated Morgan Dollars, including the 1881 S, and made them available to collectors. This connection to the GSA sales adds a unique dimension to the coin's history and elevates its desirability among collectors and numismatists. Comprising 90% silver and 10% copper, the coin features the iconic Morgan design, with Lady Liberty on the obverse and a majestic eagle on the reverse. The 1881 S GSA Uncirculated Morgan Silver Dollar is a cherished addition to any numismatic collection, not for its rarity, but for its intriguing story of rediscovery and connection to the GSA hoard.
