MS 62 graded silver dollar coins offer collectors and enthusiasts a unique blend of historical appeal and certified quality. Each coin in this category has been professionally graded as Mint State 62, signifying a well-preserved example with moderate marks or abrasions visible under magnification. These coins often attract interest for their balance of eye appeal and affordability, making them a popular choice among those seeking to add authenticated pieces to their collections. With origins that span significant eras of American coinage, MS 62 graded silver dollar coins continue to capture attention for their tangible connection to the past and trusted third-party certification.
MS 62 Graded Silver Dollar Coins
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MS 62 Graded Silver Dollar Coins
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MS 62 is a Mint State grade assigned by professional grading services to coins that have never been circulated and show no wear, but may display several noticeable marks, hairlines, or abrasions. While these coins are uncirculated, their strike and eye appeal are considered average for the grade.
Morgan Silver Dollars (minted from 1878 to 1921) and Peace Silver Dollars (minted from 1921 to 1935) are the most frequently encountered series in MS 62. Both series are popular among collectors for their design, historical context, and the range of dates and mint marks available.
Collectors often appreciate MS 62 silver dollars for their balance of affordability and uncirculated status. These coins allow enthusiasts to own genuine Mint State examples from iconic series, with enough original detail and luster to showcase the artistry of their era, while still being accessible for a wide range of collectors.
Toning and luster can significantly influence a coin’s visual appeal. Original toning may range from subtle hues to vibrant colors, while strong cartwheel luster can enhance the coin’s attractiveness. Coins with exceptional eye appeal for the grade are sometimes referred to as 'PQ' (Premium Quality) and may be especially desirable to collectors.
The date and mint mark play a major role in a coin’s historical significance and desirability. Certain years and mints, such as Carson City, produced fewer coins, making them rarer and often more sought after by collectors. Even within the same grade, key dates and mint marks can command greater interest among numismatists.


