The 1904-P Morgan Silver Dollar holds a special place in American coinage history as the final issue of the series before its long hiatus. Struck at the Philadelphia Mint, this piece is celebrated as the “last Morgan Dollar before the break,” making it a must-have for collectors seeking a complete set. Its rarity and historical importance ensure its lasting appeal.

This Almost Uncirculated example retains strong details and much of its original mint luster. Light wear from minimal circulation only adds to its authenticity while preserving its striking eye appeal. Collectors prize these coins for their balance of affordability and condition, as they showcase both beauty and history.

Designed by George T. Morgan, the obverse features a stately portrait of Lady Liberty wearing a Phrygian cap crowned with wheat and cotton. The reverse depicts a powerful eagle with outstretched wings, grasping arrows and an olive branch—timeless symbols of America’s strength and peace. This artistry remains a defining element of classic U.S. coinage.

Owning this 1904-P Morgan Dollar is like holding a piece of American heritage. As the last Morgan Dollar issued before production resumed in 1921, it represents both an end and a turning point in U.S. minting history. Its Almost Uncirculated condition makes it an ideal centerpiece for any collection.

Key Features:

• Final Morgan Dollar struck before the 17-year hiatus

• Philadelphia Mint issue (no mintmark)

• Almost Uncirculated condition with strong detail and luster

• Classic George T. Morgan design featuring Liberty and an eagle

Secure this 1904-P Morgan Silver Dollar today and add a historic final-year issue to your collection.