PRODUCT DESCRIPTION

VARIABLE VINTAGES


The vintages of the Morgan Dollar 1 Ounce Silver coins are sent randomly depending on our stocks.

As they are bullion coins and not collector coins, their years of issue or effigies have no impact on their value or resale price.

 

The magnificent Morgan dollar was struck from 1878 through 1904, and one final time in 1921. This silver dollar's obverse (heads side) continues the tradition by displaying the classic Liberty profile first used on America's silver dollars from 1794-1804. The Liberty Head, better known as the Morgan dollar design, replaced the long-running Seated Liberty design.

OBVERSE :

It features the head of Liberty, modeled after Anna Williams, facing left, wearing a Phrygian cap encircled with a ribbon inscribed with LIBERTY. A crown of cotton and wheat, staples of the country, decorate the area above the ribbon. Above Liberty's head on the silver dollar, are the words E PLURIBUS UNUM. There are 13 stars below Liberty's head – 7 to the left of the date and 6 to the right. The Morgan dollar designer's initial, a single M, is at the base of Liberty's neck.

REVERSE :

On the silver dollar's reverse (tails side) is the eagle with its wings spread.
Between the eagle's outstretched wings is IN GOD WE TRUST.
Across the top of the Morgan dollar's reverse is UNITED STATES OF AMERICA. The eagle holds in its claws both an olive branch and 3 arrows, symbolizing peace and readiness for war.
Above the denomination, ONE DOLLAR, is the mint mark and a wreath of laurel.
On the ribbon, which ties the laurel wreath, is another M for the designer George T. Morgan.

BENEFITS

• High liquidity on the market
• Pure Silver
• Ultra popular

IMPORTANT

Our posted buy-back prices are 100% guaranteed for all coins or bars under Godot et Fils seal. Please contact us if you have any questions on this subject.

DELIVERY RATES

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