1881-S Morgan Silver Dollar In An Old NGC Fatty Holder Grade MS63 (144858-008). 1881-S Morgan Silver Dollar In An Old NGC Fatty Holder Grade MS63. 26.73 grams net weight. Philadelphia, New Orleans, Carson City, Denver, San Francisco. The coinage law of 1873 made no allocation for the standard silver dollar. During this lapse in coinage of the one dollar denomination, the one dollar gold coin became the standard unit. The reboot of the silver dollar was put into effect by the Act of February 28, 1878. Morgan designed the new dollar design. His initial “M” is found on the truncation of the neck and back side of the coin, on the reverse side of the ribbon left-hand loop. In 1904 the production of the silver dollar was suspended. As demand was low and the supply was drained. Under the Pittman Act of 1918, many of the silver dollars were melted down. In 1921, the production of the silver dollar was resumed. The new “Peace” dollar design was adopted later that year. We appreciate your business! We want you to continue to be our customer, and we always strive for 5 Star ratings. Don’t forget to check out our store for more affordable fine jewelry, flatware, antiques, coins, currency, and misc. Thank you for shopping with us! We take pride in our digital pictures and use a professional photography set up that includes natural flood lighting and neutral back flash strobes. If you need more photos please message us with your request. We guarantee our grades. We are a small family business and appreciate each customer that has helped make our business a success! We only ask that you give us a chance to provide you with excellent customer service. We are only human, mistakes happen, please be fair and honest, and we promise to do the same! Give us a try today! ALL STORE ITEMS ARE SUBJECT TO PRIOR SALE! Items that have been altered or removed from their original packaging are not returnable. Please wait for us to invoice you before paying for multiple items.