Rare 1878 Eight Tail Feather Error Morgan Silver Dollar Coin

Few coins hold the allure of the Morgan Silver Dollar, yet few know that the first 1878 issues were minted with a mistake. Although Mint Engraver George T. Morgan's design featured the customary number of tail feathers (seven) on the eagle reverse, something mysterious happened shortly after mintage began - somehow the eagle had gained an extra tail feather for a total of eight. Now, The First-Ever Error Morgan Silver Dollar Coin is yours to claim in a collector's presentation available ONLY from The Bradford Exchange Mint. This incredibly rare collectible coin features an 1878 Morgan Silver Dollar with the eight-tail feather error on the reverse.

Although the eight-tail feather error was soon noticed and addressed by over-stamping the eagle's tail with seven feathers, the quick fix only created another error: the 7/8 tail feather Morgan. In 1879, the problem was resolved. Since it is estimated that only 17% of all Morgans still exist, you can imagine how rare these first-year, first-month eight tail feather error issues can be. A treasure for history buffs and coin collectors alike, this intriguing Morgan Silver Dollar arrives secured in a crystal-clear, tamper-proof holder along with a museum-quality, deluxe wooden display box with rich mahogany finish and gleaming title plaque. Fervent demand is expected, so don't wait to claim your First-Ever Error Morgan Silver Dollar coin. Order now!