Set of 5/10/25 Morgan Dollars Brilliant Uncirculated
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$429 Set of 5: |
$799 Set of 10: |
$1995 Set of 25: |
After acquiring a large amount of Brilliant Uncirculated Morgan Dollars in the Great American Silver Dollar Hoard, Rick and Jack have established a limited amount of rare sets. Today, we are offering three diverse sets of Morgan Silver Dollars. Each of the iconic Morgan Silver Dollars in these magnificent sets has a different year or mintmark, ensuring that you receive a diverse group of Morgan Dollars! The first set contains five coins including the 1884-O, 1887-P, and 1881-S, for the low price of $429. If you desire an even rarer set of Morgan Silver Dollars, our set of 10 includes all of the already mentioned coins as well as iconic dates like the 1904-O, which is the final year that the New Orleans Mint struck Morgan Dollars, and the 1921-P which is the final year of issue for the entire series, all for $799! And as the best deal we are offering today, we have our set of twenty five stunning Morgan Silver Dollars! That’s over 25% of the entire Morgan Dollar series! This remarkable set contains every coin mentioned so far, the 1878-S first year of issue and the 1888-O, 1883-P, and 1898-P, which are the three rarest coins we are offering today! All twenty five of these rare Brilliant Uncirculated Morgan Silver Dollars can be added to your numismatic collection today for just $1,995!
The Morgan Silver Dollar was put into production due to the Bland-Allison Act of 1878, which required the U.S. Treasury to purchase two to four million dollars of silver every month. This silver was all to be used in order to strike new silver coinage. The Bland-Allison Act was initially passed in order to make use of the enormous quantities of silver that were found in deposits out west, such as the famous Comstock Lode.
The Morgan Silver Dollar, designed by George T. Morgan, was minted from 1878 to 1904 and was struck for one final year in 1921. Morgan felt that the previous images of Liberty did not have qualities reminiscent of American women. As a result of this belief, he asked school teacher, Anna Williams to model for the obverse of his famous coin. The reverse of the coin depicts Morgan’s victorious rendition of a heraldic eagle. Although at the time of striking the Morgan Dollar was not popular, it has since become America’s most popular silver coin to collect!
