The 1879-O And 1904-O Morgan Silver Dollar Coins – The First And Last of “The Big Easy’s” Cultural Legacy!
Now you can own a Morgan Silver Dollar, minted from the very first and very last year at the New Orleans Mint, with this fantastic set! “The Big Easy” is the home of Mardi Gras, the French Quarter, soothing, yet exciting jazz and tasty jambalaya and has always been fascinating and colorful and an international port of call. In fact, the Mint itself, which opened in 1838, is located right on the edge of the illustrious French Quarter. President Andrew Jackson urged for the founding of the new mint to incite expansion into the West and to satisfy the needs of the thriving Southern States. These lustrous, over a century old Morgan Dollars are treasured for their hefty weight, size and 90% silver content and are one of the most popular coins today.

The noteworthy New Orleans Mint struck its first Morgan Silver Dollar, named for its designer, George T. Morgan, in 1879 and its last in 1904. There is a great demand for Morgans with the “O” mint mark because many were destroyed in silver melts or damaged in circulation. The 1879-O Morgan is in Extremely Fine condition and the 1904-O coin is in Brilliant Uncirculated condition. To have both the beginning and the ending production dates for these remarkable and dazzling Morgan Silver Dollar coins would be a coup for any collector! Get yours now at GovMint.com! Click here!
