• First Year of Issue (1878): The inaugural Morgan Dollar, struck in 90% silver and representing the beginning of one of America’s most beloved coin series.

• Elusive Reverse of 1878 Design: Features the short-lived variety with a flat-breasted eagle, shallow arrows, and rare 7 tail feathers—used only briefly before the 1879 redesign.

• Certified MS62 by NGC or PCGS: Nearly 150 years old and still in Mint State condition, offering brilliant detail, historic appeal, and enduring collector value.

Step back into the very first chapter of America’s most iconic silver dollar with the 1878 Morgan Silver Dollar – 7 Tail Feathers, Reverse of 1878, graded MS62 by NGC or PCGS. This is no ordinary coin—it's a first-year-of-issue piece and a highly sought-after design variant, struck in 90% silver with sharp, brilliant detail that has stood the test of nearly 150 years.

What sets this Morgan apart is its elusive “Reverse of 1878”—a fleeting design used for just a short time before the 1879 redesign. You'll notice the flat-breasted eagle, shallower arrows in the talons, and the rare 7 tail feathers, a distinct feature that replaced the even shorter-lived 8-tail feather version. This transitional variety is a critical piece of Morgan Dollar history, capturing a moment of rapid evolution in U.S. Mint engraving.

Despite its age, this coin still boasts original mint luster and strong detail, earning it a solid MS62 Mint State grade. Authenticated and sealed by the most respected names in numismatics—NGC or PCGS—you can be confident in its quality and historical value.

Whether you're a seasoned collector or a history buff with an eye for rare silver, this 1878 Morgan Silver Dollar tells a story worth preserving. Secure yours today—coins of this caliber and age are only getting harder to find.