The end of an era: Last call for America's most-collected coin

The Morgan Silver Dollar is the most famous--and collected--U.S. silver coin of all time. It's estimated that as few as 15% of all Morgans have survived for today's avid collectors.

In 1921, a single Morgan Silver Dollar in your pocket gave you real buying power – over 12 times more than today’s paper singles. Just one Morgan was good for nearly four gallons of gasoline. And, if you were really in the money, 325 of these hefty silver coins could put you behind the wheel of a brand new automobile! But, after a span of 43 years, 1921 would mark the end of the line for America’s most famous and collected U.S. silver coin.

While they last, you can now own a 1921 Morgan Silver Dollar in About Uncirculated (AU) condition, struck 100 years ago at the Philadelphia Mint. Morgan Dollars were struck in 90% silver content with a net weight of .773 ounce of silver each, mined from Nevada’s legendary Comstock Lode, and are known as a “Silver Cartwheel,” because of how light reflects off the surface, when mint state coins are turned. 

In today’s coin market, finding any quantity of Morgans is a stroke of luck. While they were produced in massive quantities between 1878 and 1921, millions were melted down whenever silver prices soared. It’s estimated that as few as 15% of all Morgans have survived for today’s avid collectors. Take this opportunity to secure this historic last-year issue of the Morgan Silver Dollar. With millions of collectors in the U.S. alone, these coins will go fast. Don’t let this piece of classic Americana slip through your fingers. Order yours today.

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