Description

Hello and thank you for viewing our listing This 1921 $1 Morgan Silver Dollar Coin is a beautiful addition to any coin collection. It is in magnificent, brilliant uncirculated, extremely high mint state condition with no toning and bright brilliant color and sheen. Distinct cartwheeling and comes safely encased in an Airtite brand clear plastic PVC-free coin capsule. The coin is composed of 0.9 fineness silver and was struck in Philadelphia. It features a business strike type, an ungraded grade, and a bright color. The coin also has a unique cartwheeling and capsule design. Mint: Philadelphia Mintage: 44,690,000 Obverse Designer: George T. Morgan Reverse Designer: George T. Morgan Composition: Silver Fineness: 0.9 Weight: 26.73g ASW: 0.7734oz Diameter: 38.1mm Edge: Reeded This rare and valuable coin is uncirculated and comes with a denomination of $1. It is a perfect investment for any collector or anyone interested in adding a piece of history to their collection. Don't miss the opportunity to own this stunning 1921 $1 Morgan Silver Dollar Coin. Please feel free to message me with any questions. I will consider any offer. Thank you again. Since the first day they were struck in 1878, these big, beautiful Silver Dollars have captured the hearts of American coin collectors. Possible the most coveted design type for all U.S. Coinage. Designed by George T. Morgan, formally a pupil of William Wyon of the Royal Mint in London. Silver Dollar coinage was suspended after 1904, when demand was low and the Bullion supply became exhausted. Under provisions of the Pittman Act of 1918 (270,232,722 Silver Dollars) were melted down, and later in 1921 coinage of the Morgan Silver Dollar resumed. $1 Morgan Silver Dollars were struck in Philadelphia, Carson City, Denver, New Orleans and San Francisco, with numerous different variety types. Morgan Silver Dollars were originally minted from 1878 to 1904. Then minting was suddenly halted and the Morgan series were not struck again until 1921. Each Morgan Silver Dollar contains .77345 troy ounces of pure Silver. In addition, Morgans also contain copper to help harden and preserve the finishes of these coins originally minted as money. Stash away a few while you can at today's low prices.