1921-D Morgan Dollar MS-66 PCGS

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The year 1921 marked a significant moment for United States coinage, bringing the return of a classic silver dollar design. This specific piece was struck at the Denver Mint, bearing the 'D' mint mark. Out of a total mintage of 20,345,000 for this issue, finding an example preserved in such an elite state of conservation is a noteworthy discovery for any numismatic enthusiast. This specimen is graded Mint State 66 (MS-66), indicating an extraordinary level of preservation. At this grade, the coin retains its original mint luster and displays remarkably clean surfaces, free from the heavy marks or wear typically seen on circulating silver dollars of the era. Composed of 90 percent silver with a precious metal content of 0.7734 troy ounces, it stands as a brilliant representative of early twentieth-century American minting craftsmanship.