Any Year - Morgan Dollar Circulated (No Grade)

For a very long time, the Morgan Silver Dollar has been a very popular currency. Because of its rarity and exquisite design, collectors like this coin. Enjoy the charm of the past with the Utah Gold Buyer-exclusive Almost Uncirculated 1921 Morgan Dollar. These famous silver coins preserve the early 20th-century economic and cultural environment and provide a window into America's past.

Coin Highlights

• $1 US dollars is the face value.
• Made up of 90% silver and 10% copper
• Metal Weight: 0.77344 ounces of silver for every $1 face value, about 1.5 inches (38.1 mm) in diameter
• Contains an actual silver content of.7734 Troy oz.
• Excellent, uncirculated state
• The US government fully backs the $1 (USD) face value.
• Liberty's left-profile portrait is on the reverse.
• The American Bald Eagle is featured on the reverse.
• Rim: reeded Minting Facilities:
  • Denver Mint (D), San Francisco Mint (S), and Philadelphia Mint (P or no mint mark).
    • Philadelphia Mint: 44,690,000 pieces minted.
    •  Denver Mint: 20,345,000 pieces made.
    • San Francisco Mint: 21,695,000 pieces made.
• Availability: Collectors and investors can now acquire a piece of American numismatic history with Nearly Uncirculated 1921 Morgan Dollars, a testimony to their enduring significance.

Note: The quality of these coins is regarded as nearly uncirculated. The coins haven't been accurately graded, though. Utah Gold Buyers will be the only entity to assess the coins' condition if there isn't a professional grade.

Overview of History

There was a time when people thought the Morgan design was lost for good. The few that remained were in extremely poor condition. A collective sigh of relief was felt in 1921 when they agreed to restore the design for the silver dollars that were once again in production. Up to the design's replacement in 1922, the mints produced more than 87 million coins with the Morgan design. Since these were the original coins, they are even more valuable than the ones from 1921. Furthermore, it's a mystery how many are still in existence today. These coins have all the brilliance of an uncirculated coin and show no discernible signs of wear because they are in brilliant uncirculated condition. 

The Any Year - Morgan Dollar Circulated (No Grade) available here are all in BU condition and are dated before to 1921. The mint markings, which can originate from any of the mints that produced coins during that time—Philadelphia, Carson City, San Francisco, New Orleans, and Denver—will differ based on availability. The coin's obverse side features an image of Lady Liberty wearing a phrygian cap while facing left. Thirteen stars surround her picture, signifying the first thirteen colonies. 1921 is below her, and 'E PLURIBUS UNUM' is over her head.

The original minting period for this coin was 1978–1904. When silver started to run out, production stopped. All of the silver dollars that were available at that time were the coins that were in use until 1921. They were highly prized for their silver content. In 1921, they were brought back for a year until a new design was chosen. These are in brilliant uncirculated (BU) condition and are from the original run, which ran from 1978 to 1904 (depending on stock on hand).

Condition

These coins are in nearly uncirculated condition, which means that very little wear has affected them and that most of their original shine and detail have been retained. Every coin preserves its historical value for future generations by serving as a window into a bygone era. 

Design

The Any Year - Morgan Dollar Circulated (No Grade), created by British-born engraver George T. Morgan, has an alluring appearance that appeals to investors and collectors both. The figure of Lady Liberty on the obverse is accompanied by a Liberty crown made of wheat and cotton, signifying the country's agricultural past. She also dons a Phrygian cap, a symbol of freedom and liberty. The reverse features an American bald eagle holding arrows in its talons and an olive branch, signifying peace and readiness for defense.

Investment Opportunity

Any Year - Morgan Dollar Circulated (No Grade) are a wise investment in addition to having historical value. These coins have collection value in addition to silver melt value because of their intrinsic silver content and numismatic appeal. Don't pass up the opportunity to own these outstanding examples of American numismatic history. To add the Any Year - Morgan Dollar Circulated (No Grade) to your collection or investment portfolio, get in touch with Utah Gold Buyer right now.

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