1. 1946 Morgan Silver Dollar, No Mintmark (Philadelphia):
In Good-4 condition: Approximately $30 - $35
In Fine-12 condition: Approximately $40 - $50
In Very Fine-20 condition: Approximately $60 - $70
In Extremely Fine-40 condition: Approximately $80 - $100
In Uncirculated Mint State-60 (MS-60): Approximately $120 - $150
In Uncirculated Mint State-65 (MS-65): Approximately $200 - $300
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2. 1946 Morgan Silver Dollar, D Mintmark (Denver):
In Good-4 condition: Approximately $35 - $40
In Fine-12 condition: Approximately $45 - $55
In Very Fine-20 condition: Approximately $70 - $80
In Extremely Fine-40 condition: Approximately $90 - $120
In Uncirculated Mint State-60 (MS-60): Approximately $150 - $200
In Uncirculated Mint State-65 (MS-65): Approximately $250 - $400
Please note that exceptional quality, well-preserved 1946 Morgan silver dollars with higher grades, such as MS-66 or MS-67, can command even higher prices, especially if they come from desirable mint sets or have special certifications, like graded proof coins. As always, the true value of any coin is ultimately determined by the market value at the time of sale. If you're interested in acquiring a 1946 silver dollar, it's always advisable to consult a reputable coin dealer who can provide an accurate market appraisal and help you make an informed decision based on your collecting needs.