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Lot 237:
2019 Smithsonian 1879 Morgan Schoolgirl Dollar Gem Proof NGC
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Image 1:
Smithsonian Collection
1879-2019 Silver 1oz
Morgan Schoolgirl Dollar
Private Issue Struck 2019
GEM PROOF
5764632-024
Smithsonian Institution
NGC®
UNUM
E PLURIBUS
Smithsonian
Collection
1879-2019
Silver
Morgan
Schoolgirl
Dollar
Private
Issue
Struck
2019
GEM
PROOF
5764632-024
Smithsonian
Institution
NGC®
UNUM
E
PLURIBUS
Image 2:
Numismatic Guaranty Corporation
The Official Grading
Numismatic
Guaranty
Corporation
NGCcoin
The
Official
Grading
Service
of the
NI
GEORGE
AMERICA
OF
STATES
Image 3:
Schoolgirl Silver Dollar
Pattern Coin
America has always been the
"Land of Opportunity" and for
George T. Morgan that meant a job
as an assistant engraver at the U.S. Mint.
The 30-year-old
designer
came highly in recommended 1876 from take sculptor on England’s the and coin Royal Mint
challenges that
and arrived
eager to
Instead,
with
he
was
Smithsonian 1879-2019
awaited
Philadelphia.
a cold shoulder him in from then-U.S. Mint Chief Engraver
Morgan Schoolgirl Dollar
William Barber and his son Charles. Told there was no
room for him at the Mint, Morgan was forced to work
from his
Morgan
Legendary
Schoolgirl
Silver
Dollar
Pattern
Coin
America
has
always
been
the
"Land
and
for
George
T.
Morgan
that
meant
a
job
as
an
assistant
engraver
at
the
U.S.
Mint.
The
30-year-old
designer
came
highly
in
1876
from
take
sculptor
on
England’s
the
and
coin
Royal
Mint
challenges
that
and
arrived
eager
to
Instead,
with
he
was
Smithsonian
1879-2019
awaited
Philadelphia.
a
shoulder
him
in
from
then-U.S.
Mint
Chief
Engraver
Morgan
Schoolgirl
Dollar
William
Barber
and
his
son
Charles.
Told
there
was
no
room
for
him
at
the
Mint,
Morgan
was
forced
to
work
from
his
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