The Complete San Francisco Mint Morgan Silver Dollars Collection

An unprecedented collection of five hard-to-find classic silver dollars beautifully presented in gold-toned holders!
The Morgan Silver Dollar is one of America’s greatest coins, and the most treasured of all Morgans were struck over a century ago in the heart of the Wild West at the San Francisco Mint. These stunning silver dollars uniquely embody the excitement and adventure of the Wild West era, but they are scarcer now than ever before — and it is harder with every passing day to find even a single coin, let alone a meaningful collection spanning the five decades of issue.

You have the rare opportunity to acquire an impressive collection that includes five spectacular Morgan Silver Dollars from the San Francisco Mint — one coin from each of the five decades they were struck there, from the first in the 1870s to the last in 1921. Presenting…The Complete San Francisco Mint Morgan Silver Dollars Collection, available exclusively from the Danbury Mint. Each coin is housed in a magnificent custom-designed gold-toned frame, and the collection is presented in a deluxe wooden display case at no additional charge.

Morgan Silver Dollars were introduced over 140 years ago in 1878 following the discovery of the Comstock Lode in Nevada, which was America’s greatest silver strike. Each massive coin was struck in 90% silver and contains over three-quarters of a troy ounce of solid silver, making it the biggest and most important silver coin of its era. It was so large that it was known as a “cartwheel”!

Almost immediately, the San Francisco Mint — nicknamed the “Granite Lady” — became renowned for the beauty and exceptional strikes of its Morgan Silver Dollars. These were the silver dollars that fueled the Wild West era…prized by intrepid settlers, roaming cowboys, pioneering silver and gold miners and ruthless outlaws alike. Incredibly, this collection includes a genuine Morgan Silver Dollar from each of the five decades it was struck in San Francisco: 1870s, 1880s, 1890s, 1900s and the final, unexpected coin that was made in 1921 after a 17-year hiatus.

Most Morgan Silver Dollars were worn out and damaged in circulation in the 1800s and early 1900s or were melted for their precious silver content when the price of silver skyrocketed in the late 1900s and early 2000s. Despite their age and scarcity, each coin in this remarkable set is presented in collectible circulated condition with most major design details visible. To enhance their history and beauty, each coin is encapsulated in a crystal-clear holder and is placed in an ornately detailed, gold-toned zinc alloy frame that perfectly complements the artistry of the Morgan Silver Dollar while enhancing its beauty and significance. Also included at no additional charge is a custom-crafted wooden display case that showcases the complete five-coin collection in a museum-quality setting. Best of all, the case will be shipped at no additional charge at about the same time as your second coin shipment.