The 1920s One-Dollar Silver Coin and Currency Set
The 1920s One-Dollar Silver Coin and Currency Set
£119
per shipment
You will receive a shipment, containing either a dollar or a certificate, every other month.
Century-old Silver Certificates paired with the coins for which they could be redeemed!
- Included are the last large-size $1 Silver Certificate (1923), first small-size $1 Silver Certificate (1928), last Morgan Silver Dollar (1921) and first full year of issue of the Peace Silver Dollar (1922).
- Both silver dollars were minted more than 100 years ago in 90% silver.
- Each coin and certificate is presented in gently circulated condition with all major design details intact.
- Both the silver dollars and certificates are protectively encased in crystal-clear holders.
- FREE: A custom-crafted wooden Display Chest will be sent free of charge with the second shipment.
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Product Details
Item #:UK-UDCS
A century ago in the 1920s, each $1 Silver Certificate could be traded in at the U.S. Treasury for a newly minted Morgan or Peace Silver Dollar. In fact, both the last large-size note from 1923 and the first small-size note from 1928 contain the U.S. government’s guarantee that each was backed by a genuine Silver Dollar. Now you can acquire two of these magnificent silver certificates along with a pair of 90% silver dollars for which they could be redeemed. You collection will include:
- The 1923 $1 Silver Certificate - The last large-size $1 Silver Certificate. About 40 percent larger than today’s currency, it was known as a “horse blanket” because of its extraordinary size.
- The 1928 $1 Silver Certificate - The first small-size Silver Certificate and the last that could be redeemed for a Morgan or Peace Silver Dollar instead of silver bullion.
- The 1921 Morgan Silver Dollar - Minted over a century ago in 90% silver, it was the last coin in the legendary series, treasured in the Wild West era for its large size and hefty silver weight.
- The 1922 Peace Silver Dollar – Made in 90% silver and featuring a spectacular Art Deco design, it was the first full year of issue, celebrating peace following the end of World War I.
The collection comes with a deluxe wooden Display Chest and a Collector’s Guide, both of which will be sent at no extra charge with your second shipment.
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