1921 Morgan Silver Dollar NGC MS65

Why add this 1921 Morgan Silver Dollar NGC MS65 to your collection?

This 1921 Morgan Silver Dollar is a great option for collectors looking for a beautiful Morgan. Although 1921 saw the highest production of Morgans, finding ones that have good eye appeal can prove difficult, as they dies were not properly polished and the Mint placed a higher priority on producing quantity rather than quality. This piece received a grade of MS65 from the Numismatic Guaranty Corporation (NGC). That grade is an indication that the coin retains high quality luster and strike for the date, though there may be one or two large contact marks along with some smaller ones. Even so, the coin was deemed to have very strong eye appeal. Designer George T. Morgan based his design for Liberty off of Anna Willess Williams, marking a departure from previous Liberty models, who had Greek appearances. Her long hair falls to cover the back of her neck, and she wears a ribbon and Phrygian cap atop her head. The eagle design on the reverse lacks a shield, a fixture on most American coins. It is also distinguishable by the wreath of laurel that surrounds it. This coin is .900 pure silver and has .7734 Troy oz. of silver. Pick up this affordable, beautiful Morgan today.