Last Year Of Issue 1921 Morgan Silver Dollar And Display Box

The world-famous Morgan Silver Dollar was struck for the last time in 1904, but after World War I, everything changed. A booming post-war economy sparked demand for a replacement to the Morgan in 1921, but the new Peace Silver Dollar was not yet ready. The Morgan was destined to return for an encore, and what an impression this redesigned silver coin made. Now, to commemorate the 100 year anniversary of this important moment in coin history, you have a chance to own The Last Year of Issue Morgan Silver Dollar Coin, available in an exclusive presentation from The Bradford Exchange Mint.

Minted in nearly one ounce of 90% fine silver, this rare coin collectible is offered in Very Good (VG) Collector's condition due to extreme scarcity. The obverse side showcases Chief Engraver George T. Morgan's iconic portrait of Lady Liberty, with shallower relief and larger stars specific to the 1921 Morgan Dollar, while the reverse side boasts an eagle clenching both arrows and an olive branch in its talons, to symbolize strength as well as the desire for peace. Arriving secured in a crystal-clear tamper-proof holder, your Silver Dollar includes a museum-quality Deluxe Display Box to protect and showcase your coin. Due to meltdowns, hoarding and the passage of time, it is estimated that only 17% of all Morgan Silver Dollars ever struck survived, making this last year Morgan even harder to find. Intense demand is expected, so DON'T MISS THIS CHANCE. Order now!