1921-P Morgan Silver Dollar NGC MS64

Why add the 1921 Morgan Silver Dollar NGC Mint State 64 to your collection?

This 1921 Morgan Silver Dollar was graded at the desirable Mint State 64 level by the experts at Numismatic Guaranty Corporation (NGC). The coin was struck at the Philadelphia branch of the United States Mint in this final year of issue for one of the most iconic series ever produced in U.S. coinage. The series was struck on 90% pure silver planchets that contain .7736 oz. Actual Silver Weight. The U.S. Government was required by 1918 Pittman Act to melt and sell up to 350 million Morgan dollars that were in bank vaults. The act also required the striking of up to 350 million silver dollars as replacements for those melted, which were needed by the U.S. Treasury to back the paper Silver Certificates in circulation. The mintage of this issue is a whopping 44,690,000.

George T. Morgan's masterful design, one last time

The obverse of the coin features the classic depiction of Liberty as modeled by Anna Williams, a schoolteacher. The reverse features a Heraldic Eagle surrounded by a laurel wreath.

Beautiful Mint State 64 example

This lovely coin would be an excellent and affordable example for a type collection. Mint State 64 coins are well-struck examples with excellent Mint luster and spectacular eye appeal. Distractions will be present in the grade but are often minor.

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