1899 Morgan Silver Dollar PCGS MS65

Why add this Mint State 1899 Morgan Silver Dollar to your collection of precious metals?

The United States Mint issued the Morgan Silver Dollar for a total of twenty-eight years following its introduction in 1878. The series is named for its designer George T. Morgan, who was hired by the Mint as assistant engraver in 1876. Morgan's career at the Mint culminated with his appointment as seventh Chief Engraver in 1917.

• This 1899 Morgan Silver Dollar is a product of the Philadelphia Mint (no Mint mark).
• The 38.1 mm diameter coin is struck from 0.7734 Troy oz. of .900 fine silver.
• Final mintage is reported to be only 330,000 coins, a relatively low mintage in the Morgan Dollar series.

Beautiful Silver Dollar Design

Obverse: Lady Liberty is depicted on the obverse in a left facing pose, wearing a Phrygian cap, a traditional symbol referencing the pursuit of liberty. The cap's headband is inscribed with the word "LIBERTY," and ornamented with a garland of cotton, oak and wheat clippings. The image is encircled by thirteen stars, "E PLURIBUS UNUM" and "1899."

Reverse: An eagle adorns the reverse, with three arrows and an olive branch clasped in its talons. Inscriptions include "IN GOD WE TRUST," "ONE DOLLAR" and "UNITED STATES OF AMERICA."

Breathtaking Mint State 65

This 1899 Morgan Silver Dollar has been judged to be in magnificent Mint State 65 condition by the Professional Coin Grading Service (PCGS). Expect the uncirculated coin to feature a sharp strike, an exceptionally high degree of original Mint luster, and fantastic eye appeal. The silver dollar is sonically sealed in a protective holder, accompanied by a PCGS certification label.

Make this final 19th century Philadelphia Mint release of the U.S. Mint's Morgan Silver Dollar series a part of your collection now!