2025-S Morgan and Peace Silver Dollar Proof 2-Coin Set NGC PF 69 ER (Morgan/Peace)

Bring home two of America’s most celebrated silver dollar designs with the 2025-S Morgan and Peace Silver Dollar Proof 2-Coin Set, certified PF 69 Early Releases by NGC. Struck in .999 fine silver at the San Francisco Mint, each coin contains 0.859 troy ounces, combining to deliver 1.718 troy ounces of pure silver in near-perfect proof condition. With the “S” mintmark and elegant frosted devices over mirror-like fields, this set represents the pinnacle of U.S. Mint artistry and quality.

The Morgan Dollar, introduced in 1878, was designed by George T. Morgan during an era of westward expansion and industrial progress. It became a defining coin of the late 19th century, widely circulated and cherished for its bold Liberty portrait and eagle reverse.

In 1921, following World War I, the Peace Dollar debuted, created by Anthony de Francisci to symbolize national renewal and international peace. Its radiant Liberty and perched eagle embody hope and resilience during a pivotal period in American history.

Both designs were revived in 2021 to mark their centennial anniversaries, with annual collector issues continuing to honor their legacy. The 2025 Proof Set extends this tradition, offering modern precision while preserving the timeless artistry of two beloved coinage icons.

• NGC-graded Proof 69 Early Releases – Morgan & Peace Silver Dollars
• Each coin contains 0.859 troy oz of .999 fine silver (1.718 troy oz total)
• Minted at the San Francisco Mint with the “S” mintmark
• Legal tender face value of $1, backed by the U.S. government
• Housed in official NGC holders with a Morgan/Peace dual label
• Morgan Dollar: Obverse shows Liberty in profile with inscriptions “LIBERTY,” “E PLURIBUS UNUM,” and the date. Reverse displays an eagle with outstretched wings encircled by inscriptions including “UNITED STATES OF AMERICA” and “ONE DOLLAR.”
• Peace Dollar: Obverse features Lady Liberty crowned with rays of light. Reverse presents an eagle at rest on a rock, clutching an olive branch with inscriptions “UNITED STATES OF AMERICA,” “E PLURIBUS UNUM,” and “ONE DOLLAR.