Coin Values Moving with Precious Metals: Up-Dated 2/8/2021: Gold $1813 Silver $26.90
Worth - USA 1 dollar 1921-1935, Peace Dollar in the coin catalog at uCoin.net - International Catalog of World Coins. A key piece of the Pittman Act called for the replacement of all coins melted with new silver dollars. This was the reason that the Morgan dollar was resurrected in 1921. Unfortunately, the Mint had already destroyed the hubs for the Morgan dollar years earlier. Therefore, Morgan had to recreate entirely new master dies for the 1921 issue. Top Quality 1921 Morgan Silver Dollar Value Special in many ways, the coin pictured is one of the finest survivors of all the 1921 silver dollars minted at the Denver mint. Of the over 20 million struck, this coin is one of just an elite few this nice. 1921 P ICG MS64 Morgan Silver Dollar $1 US 1921-P MS-64 PQ Coin! $64.95 + $3.35 shipping. 1921 P ICG MS64 Morgan Dollar $1 US Mint Silver Coin 1921-P MS-64 Super PQ! $72.95 + $3.35 shipping. 1921 P NGC MS64 Morgan Silver Dollar $1 US Mint NGC 1921-P MS-64 PQ Coin!
Pushed higher by bullion prices your 1921 Morgan silver dollar value is a minimum of $24.55 . And of higher value to collectors are those found today in top preservation.
Note: Two designs were used in 1921: if your dollar does not match the image see Peace Dollar Values.
1921 One Dollar Coin Mint Mark
Quality of preservation is the key driver to realizing higher potential with your coin. Although a very old coin, 1921 Morgan dollars are available in large quantities in circulated, worn condition. Today's collectors focus on examples that are in the top range of 'uncirculated' condition.
1921 One Dollar Coin With Sword Fake
Pictured to the right is a gem uncirculated 1921 silver dollar. It is of the quality that commands a significant premium. Lustrous, no wear, few abrasions and eye appeal place it high on collectors want list.
Another consideration is the mint that struck your coin. Mintmarks were used to identify the various mints at the time, each is collected and valued separately. Below the value chart are sections covering both identifying mintmarks and determining condition. Accurate 1921 Morgan silver dollar value relies on these details.
Mintmarks placed on these 1921 dollars indicate the branch mint that struck your coin. Philadelphia the main mint did not use a mintmark, however look on the reverse above the DO in DOLLAR for marks indicating the other mints. San Francisco struck coins using an 'S', and Denver used a 'D' mintmark. Historically; 1921 is the only year the Denver mint produced Morgan silver dollars.
| 1921 Morgan Silver Dollar Values | ||||
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Condition of Coin | ||||
| Date | Good | Fine | Extremely Fine | Uncirculated |
| 1921 Morgan Silver Dollar Values Updated | 2/8/2021 | |||
| 1921 | $24.55 | $25.44 | $28.24 | $45.19 |
| 1921 D | $24.55 | $25.44 | $28.24 | $49.49 |
| 1921 S | $24.55 | $25.44 | $28.24 | $49.49 |
Top Quality 1921 Morgan Silver Dollar Value
Special in many ways, the coin pictured is one of the finest survivors of all the 1921 silver dollars minted at the Denver mint. Of the over 20 million struck, this coin is one of just an elite few this nice. Also notable; it is the only year Morgan dollars were minted at the Denver facility, giving it extra collector appeal.
From a distance the radiating blue and white luster captures the eye highlighting the bold, well defined strike. Adding character, a slight amount of natural deep blue toning has developed along parts of the rim framing Liberty.
Close-up this stunning example displays why it is so special. Virtually no contact marks are seen and only tiny disruptions or abrasions to the delicate luster. A coin with extraordinary handling since the moment it was struck.
Drawing the attention of many collectors and dealers it reached a bid of $1600 at a David Lawrence rare coin auction. A price multiples above other uncirculated 1921 dollars. A special combination of great looks and preservation sets this 1921 Morgan silver dollar value high.
Judge Condition to Accurately Value Your 1921 Morgan Silver Dollar
Follow along with the images and descriptions as a Morgan dollar begins to wear from freshly minted 'Uncirculated' condition, to a very worn example in 'Good' condition. By judging the different stages of wear, a 'Grade' is determined. The greater the detail remaining, the greater your 1921 Morgan silver dollar value.
Uncirculated: To reach 'uncirculated' condition all original, as minted detail must remain. None has been removed due to wear. OK are nicks and abrasions from contact with other coins, this is normal due to the minting and storage process of silver dollars. Confirming the uncirculated grade is mint luster remaining on the entire surface, including her chin, neck line and hair below and above the ear. These areas are the first to wear and exhibit a dull and smooth texture once in circulation.
Extremely Fine: Once silver dollars begin to show slight wear their condition is graded as 'extremely fine.' Noticeable within the hair above Liberty's forehead and behind her neck, flattening is evident. Wear and loss of roundness also shows atop the folds of her cap. Your coin in this condition is still very sharp and crisp.
Fine: Circulation has now reduced most of the finer design detail to the point of merging. Clearly visible, moderate wear describes silver dollars in 'fine' condition. Liberty's hair both above and below the ear is noticeably worn with wide flat spots now replacing the original fine lines. Turning to the reverse, the leaves in the wreath are now very flat, most feathers in the eagle's neck have merged and the very tip of the wings lack any detail.
Good: Noticeable, heavy wear has reduced the entire design to just a few elements. A silver dollar with extensive wear is designated as 'good' condition. Wear has removed most detail leaving Liberty as an outline in low relief. Remaining are a few and now flattened hair curls showing behind her neck and ear. However the eagle on the reverse does show a few feathers close to the legs. In this condition your 1884 Morgan silver dollar value is tied mostly to bullion silver price.
Coin Values CoinStudy Articles
Date by Date
In Depth Morgan Silver Dollar Value
1878 to 1921
1878 | 1885 | 1892 | 1899 |
1879 | 1886 | 1893 | 1900 |
1880 | 1887 | 1894 | 1901 |
1881 | 1888 | 1895 | 1902 |
1882 | 1889 | 1896 | 1903 |
1883 | 1890 | 1897 | 1904 |
1884 | 1891 | 1898 | 1921 |
Many rare and valuable dates and mintmark combinations are found throughout the entire 1878 through 1921 history of Morgan silver dollars. With a minimum value of $24.55 and rising from there, accurately determine how much your rare silver coins are worth.
No surprise here, the large size and classic designs insure Silver Dollars are one of the favorites with collectors. Each series is covered in detail, with values listed for all dates and mintmarks, including more on your 1921 Morgan silver dollar value. Compare your coins to images in the sections 'How to grade Silver Dollars' and accurately discover how much your old dollars are worth.
★Coin Values Discovery finds... 1921 Morgan Silver Dollar Value and...
Today there is a wide range of common to rare coin values found in your box of old coins. From your old pennies to gold coins, all US coin series are covered. Check value charts, identify mintmark locations and judge condition using grading images… all combine to accurately discover the value of your old coins.
Preparing to Sell Silver Coins
Silver dollars, the Morgan and Peace series, are in demand by dealers. These old coins are very liquid in the coin collecting market. There are always buyers interested in purchasing your coins. Receive the highest price by separating the collectable from the bullion priced pieces. For more info see the Sell Silver Coins article.
- 1921 Peace Dollar
Coin Info
In 1921, The United States Mint struck two types of silver dollars – the Morgan silver dollar (also referred to as the Liberty Head silver dollar) and the Peace dollar. Peace silver dollars were designed by an Italian-American sculptor named Anthony de Francisci. He enlisted his wife, Teresa Cafarelli de Francisci, to serve as the model for the head of Miss Liberty, who is seen on the obverse of the Peace dollar with wind-blown hair and a crown, a depiction that very much resembles the head on the Statue of Liberty.
The first Peace dollars were struck with a high-relief design, though the excessive pressure required to bring up the details on the high-relief Peace dollar ended up damaging the coin’s dies very quickly. This problem would be resolved in 1922 with a lower-relief version of the Peace dollar, which would be struck until the end of the coin series in 1935.
In all, only 1,006,473 Peace dollars were struck in 1921, some of which were struck in a matte proof version. 1921 Peace dollars are quite popular with coin collectors as a first-year type coin, and thus are in high demand in all grades. Values range from around $125 for VF-20 1921 Peace dollar up to $300 for one grading MS-60. In the upper circulated grades, values can reach into the thousands. Proof 1921 Peace dollars command a hefty $50,000-plus.
