1 Oz Great American Mint Morgan Round BU

Nice proof-like collectible round.

Obverse: The profile on the obverse is Lady Liberty. Her liberty cap includes a ribbon inscribed with the word “LIBERTY” and two cotton blossoms and two heads of wheat to represent American agriculture. The thirteen stars around the border represent the original thirteen colonies at the time of the American Revolution. The Latin motto “E PLURIBUS UNUM” stretches above Lady Liberty’s head. It is the unofficial motto of the United States and translates to “Out of many, one.” The mint-mark GA is located below the image where the date would be on the Morgan Dollar.

Reverse: The bird on the reverse side of the coin is an American eagle with outstretched wings. In one talon it holds an olive branch, in the other talon it holds arrows, symbolizing that the United States is a peaceful nation but will defend itself if necessary. The motto (in English) “In God We Trust” is printed above the eagle’s head. Above that is the name of the mint “GREAT AMERICAN MINT” has been inscribed. A laurel wreath is used as decorating underneath the eagle. The purity, weight, and denomination of "ONE TROY OZ .999 FINE SILVER" is inscribed where the denomination of “ONE DOLLAR” would be on the coin.