1878 Morgan Silver Dollar
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- America’S Most Popular Coin
- Struck In Gleaming American Silver
- Legal Tender Silver Dollars
- Extremely Fine Condition
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The 1878 Morgan Silver Dollar features a likeness of Miss Liberty on the obverse and an American bald eagle on the reverse. While Morgan Silver Dollars are technically called Liberty Head silver dollars, they are more widely known by their namesake designer, George T. Morgan. 1878, the first year of the Morgan Silver Dollar series, features a wide array of varieties, many of which are based on the number of tail feathers seen on the eagle.
1878 Morgan Silver Dollar – First-Year Issue, A Piece of Numismatic Legacy (Condition: Extremely Fine to Almost Uncirculated)
Step into History: The 1878 Morgan Silver Dollar marks the beginning of a new era in American coinage. Being the inaugural issue of the Morgan Dollar series, it holds a special place in the annals of U.S. minting history. This coin is a tangible piece of the late 19th century, offering a unique window into the past.
Exquisite Craftsmanship: Designed by the eminent engraver George T. Morgan, this coin features the iconic Liberty portrait on the obverse and a majestic eagle on the reverse. The intricate detailing and artistry are a testament to the skill and precision of the era's minting techniques.
Pristine Quality: Our collection includes 1878 Morgan Silver Dollars in conditions ranging from Extremely Fine to Almost Uncirculated. This means each coin has retained a significant amount of its original luster, with only minimal signs of wear, mostly from limited circulation. It's a coin that has been gently passed through history, witnessing the evolution of a nation.
Collector’s Pride: Ideal for both novice and experienced collectors, this first-year issue Morgan Dollar is a must-have. It's not just a piece of currency; it’s a symbol of American heritage, an artifact that has endured through generations.
Specifications:
- Year of Issue: 1878
- Mint: Philadelphia
- Composition: 90% Silver, 10% Copper
- Diameter: 38.1 mm
- Weight: 26.73 grams
Embrace the Legacy: The 1878 Morgan Silver Dollar is more than a coin; it's a relic of American history. It offers a unique opportunity to hold a piece of the past, to connect with the rich tapestry of American coinage. Perfect for those who value history, artistry, and the legacy of American minting.
*The coin pictured is used strictly to show the design and does not represent the condition of the coin offered here.
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Customer Reviews
Bar*******ung
Good quality coin for the price, though the packaging felt a bit basic for such a valuable item. Still, it's a nice specimen of the 1878 issue and will look great displayed with other early American coins in my collection.
Nath********ell
I collect challenge coins and this is a great addition to that collection! 45
Aust********rson
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Isab********ner
Excelente moneda conmemorativa digno de tener en una colección
Jam******rk
The coin arrived safely and looks great. There was minor wear on the edges, but nothing unexpected for a collectible of this age. A solid addition to any numismatist's collection, especially those focused on early U.S. currency.
Nat******oss
My children will love this and be able to save it for years to come. Hopefully it will be a good investment for them.
Zach********man
Good price,and received it quickly will order again
Dyl******es
My father is very happy and satisfied with the purchases that he’s done. Thank you😊keep up the good work
Dav*******pson
As a collector, getting the 1878 Morgan Silver Dollar was a dream come true. The coin is in excellent condition and has a beautiful patina that adds to its historical charm. It's amazing to hold a piece from the first-year issue of such an iconic series.
Lil******ins
Collecting coins is a very meaningful thing. It is a respect for history. The glory belongs to the United States! ! !
