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Bring home Out of the Melting Pot: The Last Morgan Silver Dollar Coin, showcased in an exclusive presentation from The Bradford Exchange Mint, and become part of an historic tale that continues to unfold to this very day. The story begins with The 1918 Pittman Act. This legislation authorized the meltdown of over 270 million Morgan Silver Dollars struck between 1878 and 1904. The silver was sold to the British at a profit, and in 1920 Great Britain repaid its wartime obligation. Every melted Morgan was required to be replaced with a new coin, struck with American silver purchased at above market prices.So, in 1921, with the new Peace Dollar still under discussion, the Morgan Silver Dollar returned, struck from the dies recreated by George T. Morgan, but for less than a year. Due to the destruction of the original dies, it featured a new, slightly refined design with shallower relief and larger stars. Few were released until the 1960s and 70s, when rising silver prices sent many of the last remaining Morgans to the melting pot once again. But now one of the scarce, nearly-a-century-old survivors can be yours! Offered in Brilliant Uncirculated condition with a Mint State 63 (MS 63) grade, your 90% silver coin arrives secured in a proprietary PCGS (Professional Coin Grading Service) holder and a label with bar code affirming the authenticity. The state-of-the-art holder is made to preserve your coveted Morgan coin's beauty for years to come. Your genuine 1921 Morgan Silver Dollar also arrives with a museum-quality mahogany-finished wooden Deluxe Display Box, perfect for showing off such an important collectible coin. Intense demand is expected for this exclusive presentation of The Last Morgan Silver Dollar Coin, so do not delay. Order now!
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