2024 Silver Morgan Dollar MS-70 PCGS (First Day of Issue)
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Product Highlights:
- Contains .858 oz silver.
- PCGS certification guarantees the flawless MS-70 condition of this coin.
- First Day of Issue designation means these were shipped from the U.S. Mint on the day of release.
- Obverse: Features Liberty in profile wearing a Phrygian cap and crowned with cotton blossoms and ears of wheat, symbolic of American agriculture.
- Reverse: An American eagle with wings spread, clutching an olive branch and a bundle of arrows in its talons. A laurel wreath mostly surrounds the eagle.
- Minted at the Philadelphia Mint with no mint mark.
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Morgan Dollar Series
First introduced in 1878, the Morgan Dollar became one of the most collected vintage U.S. coins. The series honors America’s westward expansion and industrial achievements. The 2024 release continues this legacy for modern collectors.
2024 Silver Morgan Dollar Design
The 2024 Silver Morgan Dollar showcases the U.S. Mint's ongoing tradition of crafting collectible masterpieces. The obverse features the iconic image of Lady Liberty, crowned with agricultural symbols. On the reverse, the majestic American eagle holds an olive branch and arrows, symbolizing both peace and strength.
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