Morgan Silver Dollar Almost Uncirculated 1886

This year was a special one for the US. The Statue of Liberty was given as a gift to the US in 1886 and has literally stood firm as a symbol ever since. The statue was created in France and was shipped over as a gift. Little did they know, this gift would create the most patriotic and monumental figure this country as ever seen. US currency has always made a point to include Lady Liberty on any currency. On the Morgan silver dollar, Lady Liberty is depicted in a personal way with just a side profile shot of her delicate face. This portrait of the Lady makes her seem more like a real person than a national symbol. Above her well-dressed head are the Latin words, "E Pluribus Unum," which carries the meaning, "Out of many, one." Your 1886 Morgan Silver dollar is in almost uncirculated condition and is protected by a coin flip during shipment.

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