1891 $1 Morgan Silver Dollar
The 1891 Morgan Silver Dollar is a classic example of one of the most iconic coins ever produced by the United States Mint. Part of the legendary Morgan Dollar series struck from 1878 to 1904 and again in 1921, this historic silver dollar contains .900 fine silver and features the timeless artwork of George T. Morgan. The 1891 issue remains a popular date among collectors for its age, history, and enduring appeal.
Key Features
- Historic U.S. Coinage – Struck by the United States Mint in 1891 during the height of America’s silver dollar era.
- .900 Fine Silver – Contains 0.7734 troy ounces of silver, combining intrinsic metal value with numismatic significance.
- Classic Morgan Design
- Obverse: Profile of Lady Liberty wearing a Phrygian cap, designed by George T. Morgan.
- Reverse: A powerful American eagle with outstretched wings, clutching arrows and an olive branch.
- $1 Face Value – Issued as legal tender of the United States.
- Over a Century Old – A genuine 19th‑century silver coin with lasting historical relevance.
Why the 1891 Morgan Dollar Is Desirable
Morgan Dollars are among the most collected U.S. coins, and late‑19th‑century dates like 1891 are especially appealing due to their age, craftsmanship, and connection to America’s silver‑backed monetary system. This date is suitable for both type collectors and those building year‑by‑year Morgan sets.
Why Morgan Dollars Endure
Few coins capture the spirit of American expansion, industrial growth, and minting excellence like the Morgan Silver Dollar. Associated with the Comstock Lode and the nation’s silver boom, Morgans remain a cornerstone of U.S. numismatics and a favorite entry point for new collectors.
Perfect For:
- Collectors of classic U.S. silver dollars
- Building Morgan Dollar date or type sets
- Silver buyers seeking historical coins
- Gifts, displays, and long‑term collections
Add the 1891 $1 Morgan Silver Dollar to your collection today and own a timeless piece of American monetary and numismatic history.
- SKU: MSD1891
