• First & Final Strikes: Own both the first (1879-O) and last (1904-O) Morgan Dollars ever minted at the historic New Orleans Mint—a powerful pairing that bookends a key era in U.S. coinage.

• Over a Century of Preservation: Graded in AU to BU condition, these coins retain stunning detail and luster—rare survivors that offer both collector value and visual appeal.

• Minted in a Reborn South: Struck at a mint reopened after the Civil War, these coins reflect a transformative period in American history, with each bearing the storied "O" mintmark.

Step into the pages of American history with this captivating two-coin set of Morgan Silver Dollars, minted at one of the most storied facilities in U.S. coinage—the New Orleans Mint. Struck in 1879 and 1904, these coins represent not only the beginning and the end of Morgan Dollar production in New Orleans, but also the rise and quiet fade of a mint shaped by war, recovery, and change.

After closing during the Civil War, the New Orleans Mint roared back to life in 1879 with the striking of its first Morgan Silver Dollar—an unmistakable symbol of economic renewal and Southern resilience. Decades later, in 1904, the last Morgan to bear the coveted “O” mintmark would roll off the press, closing a chapter in American coinage just five years before the mint would shut its doors for good.

This set includes both the 1879-O and 1904-O Morgan Dollars, presented in AU to BU condition, maintaining the brilliant details of George T. Morgan’s timeless design—from Lady Liberty’s proud profile to the fierce eagle guarding the nation’s ideals. Each coin tells a story of transition, of beginnings and ends, and of a mint that stood as a symbol of both Southern craftsmanship and American determination.

Whether you're a seasoned numismatist or a history lover just beginning your journey, this is more than a coin set—it's a silver time capsule that lets you hold the bookends of an era in your hands.