2021 Morgan Peace Dollar First Releases NGC MS70 6-pc Complete Set

Hard to find and highly popular Morgan Peace Dollar set in First Releases. The key date among the 2021 MS70 coins is the 2021-D Morgan dollar. The U.S. Mint reported the 2021-D was most likely to have imperfections that had occurred during production. Because of this, much less made it to MS70 status, leaving less MS70 graded coins than the others. This makes graded complete sets harder to complete. The D coins are currently selling by themselves for over $1000! Do not miss out!

2021 Morgan Peace Dollar First Releases NGC MS70 100th Anniversary Complete Set Includes:

2021-CC $1 Morgan Dollar Carson City Privy Mark First Releases NGC MS70
2021-D $1 Morgan Dollar First Releases NGC MS70 (high in demand and hard to find)
2021-O $1 Morgan Dollar New Orleans Privy Mark First Releases NGC MS70
2021-S $1 Morgan Dollar First Releases NGC MS70
2021-P $1 Morgan Dollar First Releases NGC MS70 (No Mint Mark)
2021 Peace Silver Dollar High Relief First Releases NGC MS70

Small mintage making each example in this set a rarity. This is a must have set for your collection!

• Only 175,000 of the Morgan Dollar Struck
• 200,000 of the Peace Dollar Struck
• Label Features Special Edition Label 100th Anniversary Label only available for this exact release!
• The 2021 Morgan and Peace dollars will be struck on the same .999 fine silver planchets that are currently used for commemorative silver dollars.

History of the Morgan Dollar:

The Iconic Morgan Dollar is a United States dollar coin and it was the first standard silver dollar minted since the passage of the Coinage Act of 1873. The coin was named after its designer, U.S. Mint Engraver George T. Morgan. It contained 90% of pure silver, with the remaining being copper. The obverse depicts a profile portrait representing Liberty, modeled by Anna Williams and the reverse depicts an eagle with wings open.

Coins struck in 2021 will recognize the 100th anniversary of the United States Mint's transition of production from the Morgan dollar to the Peace dollar. To mark the centennial the U.S. Mint will strike a minimum of six different coins, combined, of the two designs, at three different production facilities. Denver and San Francisco Mint issues will bear their respective D and S Mint marks on the reverse below the eagle’s tail feathers, while the Philadelphia Mint coins will carry no Mint mark, as was the case with the 1921 Morgan dollars. The Philadelphia Mint will also strike two additional Morgan dollars exhibiting privy marks that pay homage to the output of the series at the branch Mints in Carson City, Nevada, and New Orleans, Louisiana.

*The coins pictured is only a representation of the coins you will receive, not the exact coins (serial numbers will vary).