A piece of coin history is now available at Silver.com that will excite both investors and coin collectors. Produced by the U. S. Mint between 1878 and 1904, the 1921 Morgan Silver Dollar (in VG “very good” to XF “extra fine” condition) was re-minted for only one year in 1921 only and now represents a highly collectable coin. Composed of 10 percent copper and 90 percent silver (.7734 troy ounces of silver), the 1921 Morgan Silver Dollar is named after George T. Morgan, one of its several engravers. Individual coins ship in plastic flips, multiples of 10 – 20 ship in tubes.
A vintage coin featuring the impressive image of an eagle with wings fully extended, the 1921 Morgan Silver Dollar exhibits modern craftsmanship and fine detail not seen in other coins of the day. Above the bold, iconic eagle reads an inscription we are all know and cherish: “In God We Trust”.
Turn the coin over and you will see Lady Liberty’s inspiring profile, the most recognizable symbol representing the enduring spirit of the U.S. A coronet sits regally on Lady Liberty’s head, inscribed with one, powerful word–liberty. Valued for its aesthetic appeal as well as well as for investment purposes, the 1921 Morgan Silver Dollar would be a great enhancement to any coin collection or the perfect gift for all occasion.
Silver.com inspects each individual shipment before they are sent to ensure their security during transit. Customers ordering coins in sets of 20, 40, 60, etc. will receive their coins in sturdy, wrapped tubes. In addition, we insure all packages in case they are damaged during the shipping process.
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Ordered 10 of these and they were great. Will buy again.
Heather and I just purchased 45 of these gorgeous coins! Even though we were a week off of a slightly cheaper silver price, we believe we bought at an excellent time. The very goods were great, and the VG+ were fabulous! Thanks again, Silver.com.