New Orleans Morgan Silver Dollar
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Be among a select few to own the silver dollar that won the west!
They called it the "cartwheel," due to its massive size. And in the Wild West, it was the preferred coin of gamblers, pioneers... and bank robbers!
The Morgan Silver Dollar. First minted in 1878 at the historic New Orleans Mint, more than 270 million Morgans were melted down for their silver in 1921, making the surviving coins minted before that date among the rarest, most sought-after of all silver dollars. And the rarest of the rare are those minted in New Orleans.
By acting now, you can be assured of owning a rare, authentic Morgan Silver Dollar, struck in 90% pure silver at the long-gone New Orleans Mint in silver actually mined from the Comstock Lode - the greatest silver discovery in American history!
A mere fraction of all Morgans struck at mints throughout the U.S. have survived to this day. And the rarest of all are those with the "O" mintmark of the New Orleans Mint, which closed its doors for the last time in 1909.
Here is your opportunity to be one of the select few to own a rare Morgan Silver Dollar struck at the New Orleans Mint between 1883 and 1885. Graded by the Numismatic Guaranty Corporation (NGC) as Brilliant Uncirculated, your silver dollar is sonically sealed in a crystal-clear acrylic holder with the NGC security hologram. Also included with your purchase, a handsome cherrywood-finish display case and Certificate of Authenticity bearing the signature mark of Jay W. Johnson, former Director of the U.S. Mint.
Don’t miss your opportunity to own this numismatic treasure. Quantities are limited and demand is sure to be great. Place your order now!
The Historic New Orleans Mint
A national historic landmark, the New Orleans Mint opened its doors for the first time in 1838 and for the following 23 years struck coins of virtually every denomination. It holds the distinction of being the first U.S. minting facility to strike the Morgan Silver Dollar, the coin most commonly associated with the settling of the American West.
The New Orleans Mint closed during the Civil War, reopening in 1879 and continued minting until 1909. In all, it produced nearly 430 million gold and silver coins bearing the famous "O" mintmark sought after by knowledgeable collectors.
An architectural masterpiece, the New Orleans Mint facility has been restored after damage suffered during Hurricane Katrina and today houses an art gallery.
Be among a select few to own the silver dollar that won the west!
They called it the "cartwheel," due to its massive size. And in the Wild West, it was the preferred coin of gamblers, pioneers... and bank robbers!
The Morgan Silver Dollar. First minted in 1878 at the historic New Orleans Mint, more than 270 million Morgans were melted down for their silver in 1921, making the surviving coins minted before that date among the rarest, most sought-after of all silver dollars. And the rarest of the rare are those minted in New Orleans.
By acting now, you can be assured of owning a rare, authentic Morgan Silver Dollar, struck in 90% pure silver at the long-gone New Orleans Mint in silver actually mined from the Comstock Lode - the greatest silver discovery in American history!
A mere fraction of all Morgans struck at mints throughout the U.S. have survived to this day. And the rarest of all are those with the "O" mintmark of the New Orleans Mint, which closed its doors for the last time in 1909.
Here is your opportunity to be one of the select few to own a rare Morgan Silver Dollar struck at the New Orleans Mint between 1883 and 1885. Graded by the Numismatic Guaranty Corporation (NGC) as Brilliant Uncirculated, your silver dollar is sonically sealed in a crystal-clear acrylic holder with the NGC security hologram. Also included with your purchase, a handsome cherrywood-finish display case and Certificate of Authenticity bearing the signature mark of Jay W. Johnson, former Director of the U.S. Mint.
Don’t miss your opportunity to own this numismatic treasure. Quantities are limited and demand is sure to be great. Place your order now!
The Historic New Orleans Mint
A national historic landmark, the New Orleans Mint opened its doors for the first time in 1838 and for the following 23 years struck coins of virtually every denomination. It holds the distinction of being the first U.S. minting facility to strike the Morgan Silver Dollar, the coin most commonly associated with the settling of the American West.
The New Orleans Mint closed during the Civil War, reopening in 1879 and continued minting until 1909. In all, it produced nearly 430 million gold and silver coins bearing the famous "O" mintmark sought after by knowledgeable collectors.
An architectural masterpiece, the New Orleans Mint facility has been restored after damage suffered during Hurricane Katrina and today houses an art gallery.
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