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Silver Morgan Dollar Tribute

Silver Morgan Dollar tribute, front
Front
Silver Morgan Dollar tribute, back
Back

Tribute reproduction, not legal tender. American Collectors Mint is not affiliated with the United States Government in any way. The United States Government does not sponsor or endorse these products.

A tribute to George T. Morgan's Liberty head design, first minted on the silver dollar from 1878 to 1904 and again in 1921.

  • Silver-tone finish
  • No denomination, not legal tender
  • Protective capsule, gift box and specification card
  • Free shipping on 5 or more tributes (U.S. only)
Our tributes are privately made collectible reproductions of classic American coin designs, with a gold-tone or silver-tone finish. They are not gold or silver coins and are not made of solid gold or silver. They have no denomination, are not legal tender and are not a bullion product or investment. They are made to celebrate the artistry and history of the original designs. American Collectors Mint is not affiliated with the United States Government in any way. The United States Government does not sponsor or endorse these products.
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1 x Silver Morgan Dollar Tribute

1 tribute$24.99
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Sales taxCalculated at checkout
Total before tax$37.98

Free shipping on 5 or more tributes; $12.99 per order on 1 to 4 tributes. Ships within the United States only. Sales tax is calculated from your delivery address before you pay. Shipping charges are not refunded on change-of-mind returns (Returns policy).

Collectible tributes (reproductions) with a gold-tone or silver-tone finish. Not gold or silver coins, no denomination, not legal tender, not a bullion investment. Not affiliated with the United States Government in any way; the U.S. Government does not sponsor or endorse these products.
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The story behind the design

Silver Morgan Dollar


The Morgan dollar is named after George T. Morgan, an English-born engraver who joined the U.S. Mint in 1876. His design was chosen for the new silver dollar authorized in 1878, and it was struck from 1878 to 1904 and again in 1921.

The front shows Liberty in profile, wearing a cap trimmed with cotton and wheat. Morgan wanted an American model rather than a classical Greek face, and he used Anna Willess Williams, a Philadelphia schoolteacher, who agreed to sit for him. The back shows an eagle with outstretched wings holding arrows and an olive branch, framed by a wreath.

Morgan dollars were made at mints in Philadelphia, New Orleans, San Francisco, Carson City and Denver, and they became closely linked with the Old West. Today they are among the most widely collected American coins. For the design's 100th anniversary in 2021, the U.S. Mint issued new Morgan dollars.

Our Silver Morgan Dollar tribute recreates both sides of Morgan's design as a collectible replica with a silver-tone finish.

The original design

The coin that inspired this tribute


2021 Morgan dollar (U.S. Mint centennial reissue), uncirculated, obverse
Front (obverse)
2021 Morgan dollar (U.S. Mint centennial reissue), uncirculated, reverse
Back (reverse)

2021 Morgan dollar (U.S. Mint centennial reissue), uncirculated, shown for reference only. This is not the item you receive: your tribute is a replica with a silver-tone finish, and it has no denomination.

Photos: U.S. Mint, via Wikimedia Commons (public domain).

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