1921-S Morgan Dollar PCGS MS64

The 1921-S Morgan Silver Dollar, graded PCGS MS64, is a well-preserved and desirable coin from the last year of the Morgan dollar series, minted at the San Francisco Mint. The 1921 Morgan dollar is significant for marking the end of the series, which had a long hiatus after 1904, and the 1921-S is particularly noteworthy due to the often weaker strikes seen from the San Francisco Mint that year.

In MS64 condition, this coin displays sharp details, good luster, and minimal contact marks, making it an excellent example for the grade. The obverse showcases George T. Morgan’s classic depiction of Lady Liberty, while the reverse features the iconic heraldic eagle with outstretched wings.

Collectors seek the 1921-S Morgan dollar due to its historical significance, being part of the last year of Morgan dollar production. This coin in MS64 condition offers a balance of quality, rarity, and eye appeal, making it a valuable addition to any Morgan dollar or U.S. silver dollar collection.