Copper 1 oz Morgan Round (Golden State Mint)

Copper 1 oz Morgan Round (Golden State Mint)

Introducing the exquisite Copper 1 oz Morgan Round from Golden State Mint. This round is a tribute to the iconic Morgan dollar, a renowned United States coin minted between 1878 and 1904, and again in 1921. With meticulous attention to detail, Golden State Mint captures the essence of the Morgan dollar's design in copper bullion.

Key Features

• Copper 1 oz Morgan Round from Golden State Mint.
• Celebrate numismatic heritage with this tribute to the classic Morgan dollar.
• Contains 1 AVDP ounce of .999 fine copper.
• The obverse features Lady Liberty wearing a Phrygian cap with "LIBERTY" inscribed in the headband.
• The reverse depicts an eagle with outstretched wings and "IN GOD WE TRUST" inscribed above.
• Golden State Mint's device appears at the bottom, with the round's weight and purity stamped on the sides.

A Nod to American Legacy

Step into the legacy of the Morgan dollar with the Copper 1 oz Morgan Round from Golden State Mint. This round echoes the design of the historic coin, a symbol of American heritage. Lady Liberty graces the obverse with a Phrygian cap and the inspiring word "LIBERTY" etched in the headband. On the reverse, an eagle soars with wings spread, carrying the motto "IN GOD WE TRUST."

These privately minted rounds are a direct purchase from Golden State Mint, bypassing intermediaries associated with sovereign minted coins. Invest wisely and add this iconic design to your collection. The Copper Morgan Round is a testament to the enduring charm of American numismatic history.

Interesting Facts about the United States Morgan Dollar

The Morgan Dollar, designed by George T. Morgan, was born from controversy. The eagle on the reverse was originally designed with eight tail feathers, but this caused objections from the public who believed it symbolized a heraldic error. The design was changed to feature seven tail feathers, creating the famous "seven over eight" variety highly sought after by collectors today. This historical coin not only played a vital role in commerce but also carries numismatic intrigue that continues to captivate collectors.