1921-D S$1

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# 1921-D Morgan Silver Dollar. PCGS MS-66 | Last Year of Morgan Dollar Coinage. This exceptional 1921-D Morgan Silver Dollar represents a pivotal moment in American numismatic history, being the sole Morgan Dollar struck at the Denver Mint and part of the final year of this iconic series. Graded a superb PCGS MS-66, this specimen offers remarkable quality and historical significance. Struck during the final year of Morgan Dollar production under the Pittman Act, this coin emerged from the Denver Mint's first silver dollar production, which began in May 1921. With a substantial original mintage of 20,345,000 pieces, the 1921-D represents a transitional issue in the Morgan Dollar series. The coin displays the characteristic George T. Morgan design with a shallow relief characteristic of 1921 issues, featuring a frosty, lustrous surface typical of this year's production. The population data reveals this coin's exceptional quality, with only 208 specimens graded higher out of 627 total graded by PCGS. Composed of 90% silver and 10% copper, the coin weighs 26.73g and measures 38.1mm in diameter. The tiny Micro D mintmark is a distinctive feature, making this an important specimen for specialized Morgan Dollar collectors. With a Price Guide Value of $1,050, this PCGS MS-66 example represents an outstanding opportunity for the discerning numismatist. PCGS Certification: 57223913. Mint: Denver. Year: 1921. Grade: MS-66