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1878-1904 Morgan Silver Dollar – F+
In the twilight of the 19th century, as America's frontier spirit gave way to industrial might, a coin emerged that would become a lasting symbol of the nation's economic ambitions and artistic heritage. The Morgan Silver Dollar, minted from 1878 to 1904, stands as a testament to an era of rapid change and boundless optimism.…
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1878-1904 Morgan Silver Dollar – XF
A Legacy Forged in Silver In the late 19th century, as America emerged from the shadows of the Civil War, a coin was born that would become a symbol of the nation's resilience and ambition. The Morgan Silver Dollar, minted from 1878 to 1904, and again in 1921, stands as a testament to a pivotal…
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1880-CC GSA Morgan Dollar w/Box & COA
In the twilight years of the American frontier, as the nation grappled with the aftermath of the Civil War and the dawn of industrialization, a small mint in the heart of Nevada's silver country was about to make history. The Carson City Mint, established in 1870 to be closer to the famed Comstock Lode, would…
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1921 Morgan Dollar – NGC MS64
The year 1921 marked a pivotal moment in American numismatic history, as the beloved Morgan Silver Dollar made its triumphant return after a 17-year hiatus. This iconic coin, born from the Comstock Lode's silver bounty, had become a symbol of the American West and the nation's economic might. Its resurrection was not merely a continuation…
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1921 Morgan Dollar – NGC MS65
In the twilight of America's Gilded Age, a coin emerged that would become a testament to the nation's resilience and ambition. The 1921 Morgan Dollar, struck in the aftermath of World War I, represents more than just a piece of currency; it embodies the spirit of a country on the cusp of becoming a global…
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1921 Morgan Dollar – PCGS MS64
The Final Chapter of an American Icon In the tumultuous aftermath of World War I, as America was transforming through rapid industrialization and social change, a numismatic legend made its unexpected final appearance. The 1921 Morgan Silver Dollar emerged after a 17-year hiatus, becoming not just a coin but a bridge between America's past and…
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1921 Morgan Dollar – PCGS MS65
The Last Breath of a Numismatic Era In the tumultuous years following World War I, as America grappled with economic transformation and the reshuffling of global order, the U.S. Mint made a historic decision: to revive the Morgan Silver Dollar for one final issuance. This was no mere continuation of tradition—it was a symbolic swan…
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1921 Morgan Silver Dollar – AU
A Numismatic Treasure from a Pivotal Year The 1921 Morgan Silver Dollar stands as a testament to a nation in transition, bridging the gap between two iconic coin designs and marking the end of an era in American numismatics. As the United States emerged from the shadows of World War I, the economic landscape was…
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1921 Morgan Silver Dollar – BU
In the twilight of the 19th century, America stood at a crossroads. The nation, still healing from the wounds of civil war, faced economic turmoil as debates raged over monetary policy. It was in this crucible of change that the Morgan Silver Dollar was born, a coin that would become an enduring symbol of American…
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1921 Morgan Silver Dollar – Cull
In the twilight of the Gilded Age, as America stood on the precipice of a new era, the 1921 Morgan Silver Dollar emerged as a poignant symbol of transition. This iconic coin, born from the ashes of World War I's economic upheaval, tells a tale of resilience, innovation, and the enduring spirit of a nation…
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1921 Morgan Silver Dollar – F+
In the twilight of America’s Gilded Age, as the nation grappled with economic turmoil and the echoes of World War I, a coin emerged that would become a testament to resilience and rebirth. The 1921 Morgan Silver Dollar, born from the ashes of its predecessors, stands as a numismatic bridge between two eras. Its story…
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1983-D $1LA Olympic Silver Commem – BU
The 1983-D $1 Olympic Silver Dollar represents a significant milestone in American numismatic history as part of the first modern U.S. commemorative coin program. Struck to celebrate the 1984 Summer Olympics held in Los Angeles, California, this coin emerged during a fascinating period of Olympic history. The 1984 Los Angeles Olympics came at a tense…
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1984-D $1 LA Olympic Silver Commem – BU
In the summer of 1984, the world’s eyes turned to Los Angeles as it welcomed athletes from across the globe for the XXIII Olympiad—a celebration of unity, achievement, and the enduring Olympic spirit. Against the vibrant backdrop of Southern California, the United States made history not only on the field but also in the world…
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1986-S $1 Statue of Liberty Silver Commem – Proof
Honoring a Century of Welcome: The Centennial of Liberty Enlightening the World In 1986, the United States stood at the crossroads of memory and promise, celebrating a century since the arrival of Liberty Enlightening the World—the Statue of Liberty—on American shores. As fireworks lit up the skies and ships filled New York Harbor, the nation…
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1989-D $1 Congressional Silver Commem – BU
The year 1989 marked a pivotal moment in American history—the bicentennial celebration of the United States Congress, the cornerstone of American democracy established two centuries earlier. In commemoration of this significant milestone, the U.S. Mint released a special series of coins, including the magnificent 1989-D $1 Congressional Silver Dollar struck at the Denver Mint. This…
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1990-P $1 Eisenhower Silver Commem – Proof
In January 1990, dignitaries and coin enthusiasts gathered at Dwight D. Eisenhower’s historic Gettysburg home for a momentous occasion: the unveiling of a coin designed to embody both a lifetime of military triumphs and presidential leadership. Far more than a mere numismatic artifact, the Eisenhower Centennial Silver Commemorative stands as a testament to a century…
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1990-W $1 Eisenhower Silver Commem – BU
The 1990-W $1 Eisenhower Silver Commemorative Dollar stands as a remarkable tribute to one of America's most distinguished leaders, Dwight D. Eisenhower, marking the centennial of his birth. This historic silver dollar carries special significance as it represents the first silver dollar-sized coin ever struck at the West Point Mint, bearing the distinctive "W" mint…
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1991-D $1 Korean War Silver Commem – BU
The 1991-D $1 Korean War Silver Commemorative Dollar stands as a powerful tribute to one of America's most significant yet often overlooked conflicts. This meticulously crafted silver dollar marks the 38th anniversary of the Korean War, a symbolic choice reflecting the division between North and South Korea at the 38th parallel. Authorized by Congress and…
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1991-D $1 USO Silver Commem – BU
The year 1991 marked a significant milestone for one of America's most beloved service organizations. As the United Service Organizations (USO) celebrated its 50th anniversary, the United States Mint commemorated this momentous occasion by issuing a special silver dollar that would honor five decades of boosting morale and providing support to U.S. military personnel and…
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1991-P $1 Korean War Silver Commem – Proof
The Korean War, often referred to as "The Forgotten War," stands as a pivotal moment in 20th-century history. Caught between the shadows of World War II and the Vietnam War, this conflict marked America's first major engagement in the Cold War era. When the armistice was signed in 1953, it established the now-famous 38th parallel…
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1991-P $1 Mt. Rushmore Silver Commem – BU
Across the windswept heights of South Dakota’s Black Hills, an American epic was etched in granite—four colossal visages staring out across history, carved against all odds during the turbulence of the early 20th century. Mount Rushmore began as sculptor Gutzon Borglum’s audacious vision to immortalize the ideals of liberty, leadership, and unity. By 1941, after…
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1991-S $1 Mt. Rushmore Silver Commem – Proof
The 1991-S $1 Mt. Rushmore Silver Commem – Proof stands as a magnificent tribute to one of America's most iconic national monuments. As the chisel of Gutzon Borglum carved the faces of four revered presidents into the granite of South Dakota's Black Hills, so too did the United States Mint immortalize this achievement in 90%…
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1992-D $1 Columbus Silver Commem – BU
In the spring of 1992, as America prepared to commemorate half a millennium since Columbus's historic voyage, the United States Mint unveiled a remarkable tribute – the 1992-D Columbus Quincentenary Silver Dollar. This exceptional piece, struck at the Denver Mint, was part of a comprehensive commemorative program celebrating 500 years since Columbus's arrival in the…
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1992-D $1 Olympic Silver Commem – BU
In 1992, the world was gripped by Olympic fever as Barcelona hosted the Summer Games—a celebration renowned not only for its pageantry but for uniting nations through the pursuit of excellence. That same year, the United States Mint paid tribute to this global spectacle with a silver dollar strikingly intertwined with American sporting legend. The…
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1992-D $1 White House Silver Commem – BU
The gleaming 1992-D $1 White House Silver Commemorative coin represents a pivotal moment in American architectural history—the bicentennial of the White House. When the cornerstone was laid on October 13, 1792, few could have imagined the enduring legacy this building would create over the following two centuries. By November 1, 1800, it had become the…
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1992-P $1 Columbus Silver Commem – Proof
In 1992, as the world marked the 500th anniversary of Christopher Columbus's historic voyage to the Americas, the United States Mint released a commemorative silver dollar that would capture both the spirit of exploration and the bridging of worlds. This stunning silver piece was crafted as part of the Columbus Quincentenary celebration, authorized by Congress…
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1992-W $1 White House Silver Commem – Proof
In the earliest days of the American republic, the fledgling nation sought to define itself not only through its ideals but also in its architecture—a visible symbol of its aspirations and unity. The White House, completed at the turn of the 19th century, stands as a testament to this ambition. Its cornerstone was laid in…
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1993-D $1 Bill Rights, Madison Silver Commem – BU
In 1791, amidst the birth pangs of a nascent nation, James Madison stood before his peers not simply as a Founding Father, but as the vigilant architect of individual liberty. The Bill of Rights—ten amendments enshrined in the U.S. Constitution—was Madison’s answer to a nation wary of tyranny yet fiercely hopeful for the cause of…
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1993-D $1 World War II Silver Commem – BU
Commemorating Courage: A Legacy Forged at Normandy On June 6, 1944, as dawn broke over the cold waters of the English Channel, waves of Allied soldiers pressed forward onto the fortified sands of Normandy. Known to history as D-Day, this pivotal operation marked the opening of the Western Front in World War II, heralding the…
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1993-P $1 Jefferson Silver Commem – BU
In 1993, numismatists and history enthusiasts alike witnessed the United States Mint issue a tribute to one of America’s founding visionaries: Thomas Jefferson. Marking the 250th anniversary of Jefferson’s birth, this commemorative coin is far more than a mere monetary artifact—it is a doorway to the Enlightenment era, echoing the ideals that shaped a nation.…
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1993-P Bicentennial Silver Medal NGC PF69
In 1993, as the United States Mint celebrated its bicentennial, a remarkable silver medal was struck to commemorate two centuries of American coinage excellence. This exquisite piece, minted in Philadelphia, pays homage to the rich numismatic heritage that has shaped the nation’s economic and cultural landscape since the early days of the Republic. The story…
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1993-P Bicentennial Silver Medal PCGS PR69
The year 1993 marked a significant milestone in American numismatic history—the bicentennial of the United States Mint. For two centuries, this institution had been crafting the nation's currency, steadfastly maintaining its role as guardian of America's monetary heritage. To commemorate this momentous occasion, the Philadelphia Mint created a special medal that would capture the essence…
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1993-P Proof Bicentennial Silver Medal
In 1993, as the United States Mint celebrated its bicentennial, a remarkable silver medal was struck to commemorate two centuries of numismatic excellence. This proof medal, minted in Philadelphia, stands as a testament to the rich history and enduring legacy of America’s oldest federal agency. The story of the U.S. Mint is interwoven with the…
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1993-S $1 Bill of Rights, Madison Silver Commem – Proof
On June 8, 1789, James Madison rose before the First Congress and introduced a series of amendments destined to become the cornerstone of American liberty—the Bill of Rights. In the turbulent wake of revolution, Madison was a voice of calm intellect, determined that the freedoms fought for on colonial battlegrounds would be enshrined in ink,…
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1993-W $1 World War II Silver Commem – Proof
The dawn broke cold and gray on June 6, 1944, as Allied forces stormed the beaches of Normandy in what would become one of the most pivotal moments of World War II. The courage displayed during Operation Overlord marked the beginning of the end for Nazi Germany and forever changed the course of history. It…
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1994-D $1 Capitol Silver Commem – BU
In 1794, as the young American republic was finding its footing, construction began on what would become one of the most iconic symbols of democracy in the world – the United States Capitol. Two hundred years later, the United States Mint created a magnificent commemorative silver dollar to honor this architectural and political milestone. The…
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1994-D $1 World Cup Silver Commem – BU
The 1994-D $1 World Cup Silver Commemorative coin stands as a gleaming testament to a pivotal moment in American sports history. When the United States hosted the FIFA World Cup in 1994, it marked the first time this global sporting spectacle graced American soil, forever changing the landscape of soccer in a nation where the…
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1994-P $1 Prisoner of War Silver Commem – Proof
In the annals of American history, few stories are as poignant and powerful as those of prisoners of war. The 1994-P $1 Prisoner of War Silver Commemorative Proof coin stands as a testament to the indomitable spirit of those who endured captivity in service of their nation. This remarkable piece not only honors the sacrifices…
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1994-P $1 Vietnam Vets Silver Commem – Proof
In the heart of Washington, D.C., a somber black wall stretches across the landscape, etched with the names of over 58,000 American service members who made the ultimate sacrifice during the Vietnam War. This poignant memorial, dedicated in 1982, stands as a testament to the courage and sacrifice of those who served in one of…
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1994-P $1 Women in Military Silver Commem – Proof
In the annals of American military history, the contributions of women have often been overlooked. Yet, their service and sacrifice have been integral to the nation's defense since its inception. The 1994-P $1 Women in Military Silver Commemorative Proof coin stands as a testament to this legacy, honoring the countless women who have served in…
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1994-S $1 Capitol Silver Commem – Proof
In 1793, as the United States bravely undertook the construction of its new Capitol atop Jenkins Hill, the young nation was forging not just marble and iron, but an enduring democratic identity. Two centuries later, the 1994-S Capitol Silver Commemorative Proof pays homage to this monumental journey, embodying both the visionary spirit and the storied…
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1994-S $1 World Cup Silver Commem – Proof
A Milestone in American Soccer History The 1994-S $1 World Cup Silver Commemorative Proof coin stands as a gleaming testament to a pivotal moment in American sports history. In the summer of 1994, the United States hosted its first-ever FIFA World Cup, an event that would forever change the landscape of soccer in the nation.…
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1994-W $1 Prisoner of War Silver Commem – BU
Commemorating Unyielding Resolve: The Story Behind a Silver Tribute In the tapestry of American history, few threads are as poignant and enduring as the stories of prisoners of war. The 1994-W $1 Prisoner of War Silver Commemorative coin stands as a gleaming testament to the more than 800,000 Americans whose spirit remained unbroken in captivity.…
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1994-W $1 Vietnam Vets Silver Commem – BU
At dawn in the heart of Washington, D.C., the Vietnam Veterans Memorial emerges quietly from the landscape—a solemn granite wall inscribed with over 58,000 names. It is more than stone and etched letters; it is an enduring testament to sacrifice, remembrance, and healing. In 1994, on the tenth anniversary of this iconic landmark, the United…
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1994-W $1 Women in Military Silver Commem – BU
The 1994-W $1 Women in Military Silver Commemorative coin stands as a powerful tribute to the countless women who have served in America's armed forces throughout history. Issued during a time when the nation was beginning to more fully recognize the contributions of women in military service, this commemorative dollar played a crucial role in…
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1995-D $1 Blind Runner Silver Commem – BU
In the summer of 1996, the world gathered in Atlanta, Georgia, for the Centennial Olympic Games—an event that not only celebrated athletic excellence but also amplified the voices and stories of athletes who overcame extraordinary challenges. Among the most poignant commemorative tributes to emerge from this momentous occasion is the 1995-D $1 Blind Runner Silver…
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1995-D $1 Gymnast Silver Commem – BU
The 1995-D $1 Gymnast Silver Commemorative coin stands as a lasting tribute to the grace, strength, and athletic prowess showcased during the 1996 Atlanta Olympic Games. This stunning silver dollar was part of an ambitious commemorative program launched by the United States Mint to celebrate America's hosting of this prestigious international sporting event. The coin…
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1995-D $1 Olympic Cycling Silver Commem – BU
In the crisp lead-up to the 1996 Centennial Olympic Games, the United States Mint embarked on an ambitious series of commemorative coins, each capturing the essence of athletic prowess and global unity. Among these standout releases, the 1995-D Olympic Cycling Silver Dollar tells a story of determination, teamwork, and the relentless pursuit of excellence—a fitting…
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1995-D $1 Track & Field Silver Commem – BU
In 1996, the world’s attention turned to Atlanta, Georgia, as the city played host to the Centennial Olympic Games—an event steeped in both global history and the spirit of athletic achievement. This monumental occasion marked 100 years since the revival of the modern Olympics, a testament to the enduring ideals of unity, perseverance, and fair…
