The Morgan Dollar is presented with an MS63 graded by the Numismatic Guaranty Corporation (NGC) and minted by the US Mint.
The 1921 Morgan Silver Dollars were minted for only one year following the restoration of silver bullion. Since the original dies for the Morgan Dollar were destroyed in 1910, the US Mint made entirely new dies for the 1921 Morgan Silver Dollar. The 1921 Morgan Dollar is graded as MS63 by the Numismatic Guaranty Corporation (NGC) and is now available for online purchase at BOLD Precious Metals!
The obverse of the coin depicts Lady Liberty’s design by George T. Morgan, hence the moniker. The depiction of Lady is modeled by Anna Willess Williams, a teacher and Philosophical writer. This portrayal includes the Lady in a left profile wearing the classic Liberty cap with a decorated hair band reading “LIBERTY.” The obverse also includes the inscriptions of the motto of the US, “E PLURIBUS UNUM,” and the year of issue, which varies by availability.
The reverse of the 1921 Morgan Silver Dollar coin displays the coat of arms of the United States of America, the heraldic eagle. The eagle is the symbol of strength, freedom, immortality, and courage. The eagle holds an olive branch and a bundle of arrows that represent the ability of the US to opt for peace or war. The display includes the inscriptions of “In God we trust”, the motto of the US, and “UNITED STATES OF AMERICA ONE DOLLAR” for the country of issue and face value.
One of the biggest reasons for the popularity of the 1921 Morgan Dollar is that it was the last year that silver coins were minted until 1935. These coins are also important because they were released during the great economic turmoil in the US. Furthermore, the Gold Reserve Act of 1933 caused many people to convert their money into silver, contributing to the popularity of the 1921 Morgan Silver Dollar.
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