1964 Morgan Dollar
The coin they said didn’t exist lives as a Non-Circulating Cook Islands’ Legal Tender Morgan Dollar clad in 71 mgs of .999 Pure Silver!
For over 50 years, there have been rumors that a 1964 Morgan Silver Dollar had been struck, contemplated, or at least discussed by the U.S. Government. After all, it was a matter of public record that Congress had authorized resumption of silver dollar minting for the first time, since the 1935 Peace Dollar. Recently, four professional numismatists were allowed to enter the Philadelphia Mint to research and take photos of various historic assets of the Mint that number in the thousands and have never been made public before. Rummaging through a cabinet of trays, one of them found tools for a 1964 Morgan Silver Dollar!
Will they find any minted 1964 Morgans like the one we’ve shown above? I doubt it. But, now we’ve got the next best thing! Now, you can own your own copy of a 1964 Morgan Dollar. Maybe the U.S. Gov’t can’t find the actual strikes even though the coin experts found the tooling, but YOU can have this non-circulating legal tender version with all the design elements of the original U.S. Gov’t Morgan Silver Dollar frosted against a mirrored background and the imprimatur of the Cook Islands. Final issue price was to be $39 but during this special release, this 71 mg .999 pure silver clad masterpiece can be yours for only $9.95. Order now while supplies last!
(Limit: 5)
