American Silver Dollar – Cull (Random Year and Coin)

American Silver Dollar – Cull (Random Year and Coin)

.7734 oz Fine Silver • Historical Circulated Coin • Great Value Buy

These American Silver Dollar Cull Coins are genuine U.S. silver dollars that circulated many decades ago and show their age with visible wear, marks, or toning. Each piece still retains its intrinsic silver value and its place in American history, making them a perfect entry point for collectors and investors alike.

Each coin contains approximately .7734 troy ounces of .900 fine silver and may feature either the beloved Morgan Dollar or Peace Dollar design — chosen randomly based on current stock. The most common issues are from 1921 Morgan Dollars, struck at the Philadelphia, Denver, or San Francisco Mints.

While these coins may have heavy circulation wear or imperfections, they still represent tangible pieces of American monetary history — once used in everyday transactions across a rapidly developing nation.

A Glimpse into America’s Past

The Morgan Silver Dollar was first minted in 1878 following the Bland-Allison Act and quickly became a cornerstone of U.S. coinage. Designed by George T. Morgan, Lady Liberty wears a cap adorned with wheat and cotton — symbols of agricultural prosperity. The eagle on the reverse, clutching both olive branch and arrows, represents America’s readiness for peace or defense.

After a nearly 20-year hiatus, the Morgan Dollar returned for one final issue in 1921, shortly before the Peace Dollar replaced it as a symbol of post–World War I renewal. These Cull Dollars capture that rich history in every well-worn surface.

Each American Silver Dollar – Cull is a genuine U.S. Mint coin containing .7734 troy ounces of silver. Years and mint marks will vary and are determined by available stock.

Own an authentic, well-circulated piece of American history — add a Cull Silver Dollar to your MintBuilder collection today.