1878–1921 US Morgan Gold Dollar Replica
1878–1921 US Morgan Gold Dollar Replica
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Step back into American history with this 1878–1921 United States Morgan Gold Dollar Replica, inspired by one of the most iconic and recognizable coin designs in U.S. numismatic history.
The Morgan Dollar was issued during the late 19th and early 20th centuries and is well known for its elegant portrait of Lady Liberty on the obverse and the powerful American eagle on the reverse. This replica recreates the classic appearance of the historic coin in a durable copper construction, making it a great addition to display collections and historical coin collections.
Classic Morgan Dollar Design
The obverse features a detailed portrait of Lady Liberty, surrounded by stars and traditional United States inscriptions.
The reverse showcases the famous American eagle with outstretched wings, accompanied by the traditional wreath and inscriptions found on the classic Morgan Dollar design.
The detailed relief and vintage-inspired appearance give this replica the look and character of a historic American coin while keeping it suitable for everyday collecting and display.
Product Specifications
- Product Type: Morgan Gold Dollar Replica
- Inspired Years: 1878–1921
- Country: United States
- Material: Copper
- Diameter: 38 mm (1.50 inches)
- Design: Lady Liberty & American Eagle
- Condition: New collectible replica
- Purpose: Collection, display, education, and decoration
Perfect For
- American coin collectors
- Morgan Dollar enthusiasts
- Historical coin replica collections
- Vintage-style displays
- Educational and historical projects
- Unique gifts for coin enthusiasts
Important Notice
This is a modern replica inspired by the U.S. Morgan Silver Dollar design from 1878–1921. It is not an authentic U.S. Mint-issued Morgan Dollar.
The coin is made of copper and does not contain genuine silver or gold. It is not legal tender and has no monetary value as an authentic historical U.S. coin.
This item is intended for collecting, historical study, educational purposes, display, and decoration only.
