Lot 363

1921 Morgan Silver Dollar San Francisco

Sold December 12, 2025

Price realized
$38

Price realized is the winning bid (hammer price) and excludes buyer’s premium.

About this lot

Estimated Value: $200-400

Origin: United States

Denomination: One Dollar

Year: 1921

Mint: San Francisco

Grade/Condition: Estimated: MS

Metal: Silver

Weight (+/- 0.2g): 26.7 Grams

Additional Description: The 1921 Silver Morgan Dollar from the San Francisco Mint represents the final chapter in the Morgan Dollar series and the last production of George T. Morgan’s iconic design. Liberty is depicted in profile, her hair crowned with wheat and cotton to symbolize the nation’s agricultural and industrial foundations. The reverse features the American eagle with wings outstretched, clutching arrows and an olive branch, embodying strength tempered by peace.

A small *S* mintmark beneath the wreath identifies its San Francisco origin, a mint known for its precision and quality. Struck in 90 percent silver and 10 percent copper from newly re-engraved dies, the 1921 issue exhibits slightly higher relief and crisper detail than earlier Morgans.

The 1921 San Francisco Morgans display bright luster and sharp detail, serving as the final testament to the Morgan design before the introduction of the Peace Dollar later that same year.

Lot details

Lot
363
Closed
December 12, 2025

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