The Morgan Silver Dollar is a classic U.S. silver dollar struck in 90% silver and designed by George T. Morgan. Its Liberty portrait and heraldic eagle reverse, along with broad date and mintmark variety, have made the series a long-standing favorite among American coin collectors.
Craftsmanship: The Morgan Silver Dollar was first minted in 1878 and produced through 1904, with a final classic issue in 1921. Struck in 90% silver, the large silver-dollar format gave the U.S. Mint ample space to present George T. Morgan’s detailed Liberty and eagle designs.
Design Details: George T. Morgan’s obverse features Liberty in profile surrounded by stars, the date, and “E PLURIBUS UNUM.” The reverse shows a heraldic eagle with outstretched wings, a wreath, and national inscriptions, creating the distinctive design that defines the classic Morgan dollar series.
Investment & Legacy: The Morgan Silver Dollar combines 90% silver content with one of the most recognized designs in U.S. coinage. Its long date range, multiple mintmarks, and broad condition spectrum create substantial collector variety while retaining the tangible appeal of a classic silver dollar.
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