This $1 coin dates from the last year of production—1921.

Morgan dollars were minted in U.S. mints between 1878 and 1904, and again in 1921. The coin’s common name comes from the designer, George T. Morgan. The mintage depended on the current demand of the U.S. market and ranged from several thousand to tens of millions of coins.

The coin shown here dates from 1921—the last year of Morgan dollar production, after which they were replaced by the Peace dollars. The coin is made of 0.900 fine silver and weighs 26.73 g. The reverse features an image of an eagle with its wings spread wide. On the obverse, we find the left-facing profile of Liberty—the American personification of freedom.

The coin shown is a circulation coin and may show signs of wear, such as scratches, discoloration, or scuffs. We rate the coin’s condition as GOOD. The photos are for illustrative purposes only—the coin you receive may have a different year of issue and a different condition.