1878-1904 Morgan Silver Dollar PCGS MS-65 Silver Coin | United States Mint

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The first coins minted after the passing of the Coinage act of 1873, these showstoppers, not only represent a landmark in US coinage history, they also boast an impressive MS-65 PGCS condition grade, which translates as having an above average strike.

The reverse of each coin features a majestic bald eagle, shown with wings spread and arrows and an olive branch in its clutches; a laurel wreath frames the bottom half of the feature.

Also on the reverse, the American legend and its motto, ‘In God We Trust,’ along with the coin’s denominational value and a light, decorative border.

The obverse of the coin features British artist, George Morgan’s unforgettable effigy of Lady Liberty, her head dressed in a Phrygian bonnet, which has the word, Liberty on its band and wheat and cotton tucked into it.

The American motto, E Pluribus Unum also appears on the obverse, along with thirteen stars, the year of issue and a light, dotted border.

George Morgan hired sitter, Anna Willess Williams as a model for Lady Liberty, which took him a total of five sessions to perfect.

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