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100 Dollar 1-oz Silver Union NGC Proof
Discovered! Never-Before-Seen Historic Coin Design
Imagine examining artifacts in the Smithsonian Institution and finding a never-before-seen sketch of the largest and highest-denomination American coin ever proposed! That's just what happened to one coin expert when he explored the collection at this celebrated public institution. But as this numismatist discovered, it has more to share than he could ever have imagined.
To his surprise, he had found the original design concept for a hundred-dollar denomination created by George T. Morgan, arguably the greatest American coin designer. These sketches, hidden within an original sketchbook for nearly a century, represent perhaps the grandest American coin ever proposed-the $100 Union. George T. Morgan will always be remembered for his most famous coin-the Morgan Silver Dollar. Until recently, the world knew nothing of Morgan's larger-sized and higher-denomination $100 Union concept design. Who knows what such a magnificent piece would be worth if it had made its way from Morgan's sketchbook to U.S. coinage.
The secret's out! For a limited time, you can secure the world's first and only $100 Union proof struck in 99.9% fine silver. Each comes certified and encapsulated with a Smithsonian Institution velvet pouch and story card. For customers interested in obtaining an exquisite $100 Union Proof in 99.9% fine gold, we suggest the limited-edition Ultra Cameo Proof. It includes a superb custom presentation case that features Morgan's original design concept accompanied by a story card and certificate of authenticity. Call today to secure a piece of American history!
Availability | Out of Stock |
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Country | United States |
Composition | Silver |
Condition | Proof |
Grade | GEM |
Denomination | 100.00 |
Currency Type | Dollar |
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Mint Name | Sunshine Mint |
Coin Weight | 31.1 Grams - g |
Weight | 1 Ounce - oz |
Dimensions | 38.1mm |