Morgan Silver Dollar Almost Uncirculated 1904

Since the Morgan contains 90% silver, it took the government many bills and repeals to afford to produce tons of silver dollars. Reaching into their silver reserves, the government reauthorized the minting of these Morgans to completion. The Morgan dollar was in production from 1878-1904, then one last production in 1921 and shared this date with the Peace silver dollar. The marvelous Morgan silver dollar design was named after its designer: George T. Morgan. Morgan, born and raised in England, learned and mastered all of the ways of an engraver. Morgan worked at the mint for almost 40 years before earning the position of chief engraver when Barber died. Your 1904 silver Morgan was minted in Philadelphia and does not contain a mint-mark. Your Morgan displays the attributes of almost uncirculated condition, with bag marks or surface abrasions to be expected but still contains 3/4's of its original luster.

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• Year: 1904
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