Morgan Dollar

A silver one dollar coin struck continuously by the US mints from 1878-1904 and again in 1921. Due to their large size, abundance, appealing design, and the nostalgia from when these coins circulated in commerce, Morgan Dollars are very popular today with collectors.

The Morgan Dollars struck by the Carson City branch mint in Nevada are especially appealing due to being somewhat rarer and representing the "wild west"

The key dates, which are coins that have a rare date and/or mint mark and sell for robust premiums are the 1889-CC, 1893-S and 1895.

Commemorative Morgan Dollar coins were struck at the US mints in 2021 to commemorate 100 years since the design's discontinuation.

A woman went to her local coin dealer to sell her father's old coin collection, which consisted mostly of Morgan Dollars