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The Certified Morgan Silver Dollar 1921-D MS62 NGC stands as a testament to the final chapter of one of America's most iconic coin series. Minted during the closing year of production for the Morgan Silver Dollar, this coin holds historical significance and numismatic appeal that transcends its metal value.
The Morgan Silver Dollar, designed by George T. Morgan, debuted in 1878 and quickly became a symbol of American economic prowess. Its iconic design features Lady Liberty on the obverse, with a proud eagle clutching arrows and an olive branch on the reverse. This design captured the spirit of a nation forging its identity on the world stage.
The 1921-D Morgan Silver Dollar was struck at the Denver Mint, indicated by the "D" mint mark on the reverse. The Denver Mint, established in 1906, played a crucial role in minting coins to support the expanding economy of the American West.
In 1921, the United States Mint produced Morgan Silver Dollars for the final time. The 1921-D issue was part of this last production run, marking the end of an era in American coinage.
With a mintage of approximately 20.3 million coins, the 1921-D Morgan Silver Dollar is relatively common compared to earlier dates in the series. However, finding examples in uncirculated condition can be challenging due to the widespread circulation and subsequent wear of many coins.
This particular coin has been certified MS62 by NGC, a leading third-party grading service in the numismatic industry. The MS62 grade indicates that the coin is in uncirculated condition with minor imperfections consistent with its age and handling. It retains its original mint luster and detail, with only slight abrasions or bag marks present.
As a certified example of the 1921-D Morgan Silver Dollar, this coin appeals to both collectors and enthusiasts. Its historical significance, combined with its well-preserved condition, makes it a valuable addition to any collection.