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The Morgan Silver Dollar and Peace Silver Dollar are two of the most popular coins from American history, and are two products linked to one another in history. While one is perhaps the most famous silver coins from American history, the other replaced it at a time when the nation sought lasting peace in the world. Right now, JM Bullion offers the chance to purchase Morgan and/or Peace Silver Dollars.
Coin Highlights:
Morgan Silver Dollar coins reintroduced silver dollars into circulation in the United States in 1878 after a five-year hiatus in production. Designed by George T. Morgan, a British national working for the United States Mint, it was the first coin in American history to feature an image of Lady Liberty that broke with the traditional Greek image.
The Morgan Silver Dollar was in regular production from 1878 to 1904, and struck again briefly in 1921. At this point in time, the US Mint was on the tail end of a redesign program for all American currency. The Peace Silver Dollar was designed by Anthony de Francisci as a testament to the lasting peace the world hoped for after World War I.
Francisci’s design featured a refreshed image of Lady Liberty he modeled based upon his wife Teresa. On the reverse was the image of the American bald eagle at rest, its wings at its side and standing atop its arrows and olive branch, rather than clutching them in preparation for war. Peace Silver Dollars were introduced in the latter half of 1921 to replace the Morgan.
The Peace Silver Dollar was not only minted for one of the shortest periods in US history (1921-1928, 1934-35), but it was also the final silver dollars struck by the US Mint.
Each of the coins in this product listing from JM Bullion are in Worse than Cull condition. You can expect to see heavy signs of wear and tear in these products, as well as issues such as holes, slicks, or bends.
If you have questions about this listing, please reach out to JM Bullion at 800-276-6508. You can also contact us through our live chat or email features.
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The Morgan Silver Dollar and Peace Silver Dollar are two of the most popular coins from American history, and are two products linked to one another in history. While one is perhaps the most famous silver coins from American history, the other replaced it at a time when the nation sought lasting peace in the world. Right now, JM Bullion offers the chance to purchase Morgan and/or Peace Silver Dollars.
Coin Highlights:
Morgan Silver Dollar coins reintroduced silver dollars into circulation in the United States in 1878 after a five-year hiatus in production. Designed by George T. Morgan, a British national working for the United States Mint, it was the first coin in American history to feature an image of Lady Liberty that broke with the traditional Greek image.
The Morgan Silver Dollar was in regular production from 1878 to 1904, and struck again briefly in 1921. At this point in time, the US Mint was on the tail end of a redesign program for all American currency. The Peace Silver Dollar was designed by Anthony de Francisci as a testament to the lasting peace the world hoped for after World War I.
Francisci’s design featured a refreshed image of Lady Liberty he modeled based upon his wife Teresa. On the reverse was the image of the American bald eagle at rest, its wings at its side and standing atop its arrows and olive branch, rather than clutching them in preparation for war. Peace Silver Dollars were introduced in the latter half of 1921 to replace the Morgan.
The Peace Silver Dollar was not only minted for one of the shortest periods in US history (1921-1928, 1934-35), but it was also the final silver dollars struck by the US Mint.
Each of the coins in this product listing from JM Bullion are in Worse than Cull condition. You can expect to see heavy signs of wear and tear in these products, as well as issues such as holes, slicks, or bends.
If you have questions about this listing, please reach out to JM Bullion at 800-276-6508. You can also contact us through our live chat or email features.
