Morgan Peace Dollars – Rare Advance Release Designation signed by two U.S. Mint Directors

Morgan Peace Dollars – Rare Advance Release Designation signed by two U.S. Mint Directors
 
This complete six-piece typeset was issued for the 100th anniversary of both the iconic Morgan Silver Dollar and the Peace Silver Dollar, two classic and historic coins that were minted in 1921. This rare low mintage set features five Morgan Silver Dollars issued using original mint parameters from the Philadelphia, Denver, San Francisco, Carson City, and New Orleans mints. The sixth coin that completes the set is a Peace Dollar stuck in high relief. Only 175,000 Morgan and 200,000 Peace dollars were minted.
 
Each of these historic pieces has been independently certified in the top MS70 grade by NGC.  All six-pieces have been individually hand-signed by both Edmund C. Moy, 38th Director, and David J. Ryder, 39th Director of the United States Mint. These are the most valuable signatures in all of numismatics. This set has the ADVANCE RELEASE designation signifying that this set was among this very small group of coins, the absolute first to be released from the U.S Mint. These are the First-ever mint state coins to be designated Advance Release.

Signature coins are certified coins whose labels have been hand-signed by someone with an interesting personal connection to a particular coin. Signature coins allow collectors to customize their sets, enhance the quality of presentation, and add a level of exclusivity and collectability.

Powerful Combination of First Coins Released for 100 years, First use of Advance Release on Mint State Coins, Two Top Signatures Moy/Ryder
 
Edmund C. Moy, the 38th Director of the U.S. Mint, and David J Ryder, 39th Director of the U.S. Mint are individually autographing labels for Numismatic Guaranty Corporation® (NGC®), under an exclusive arrangement. Moy served from 2006 to 2011, and Ryder served as both 34th and 39th 1992 to 1993 and returned to the position from 2018-2021. Both men were named in Coin World’s Most Influential People (1960-2020). Moy led the U.S. Mint at a time when it launched many exciting new coins for collectors, bookended by the release of the hugely successful 20th Anniversary Silver and Gold Eagles in 2006 and the 25th Anniversary Silver Eagles in 2011. In his first year as Mint Director of the world’s premier manufacturer of coins, Moy increased numismatic sales to over $1 billion by increasing interest in modern coin collecting. In 2006 He helped introduce the American Gold Buffalo series, America’s first 24 karat gold coin, the Presidential Dollar program in 2007, and the America the Beautiful Quarters program, in 2009 the $20 Ultra High Relief gold coin along with several other interesting and innovative issues.

David J. Ryder brought many exciting modern coins to the marketplace, greatly enhancing the tradition of U.S. coin collecting with his leadership. He oversaw the most popular U.S. Mint releases of recent memory, including the 75th Anniversary of World War II Gold Eagle with a privy mark, Type 2 Silver Eagle, and Gold Eagle, as well as the 100th Anniversary Morgan and Peace Dollars. He Led the continued operation of the U.S. Mint during the global pandemic, including generating near-record revenue through its wildly popular numismatic releases.

Collector Highlights

Truly Historic coins release, the first in one hundred years
First and only Morgan and Peace Dollars ever to be certified in perfect MS70 condition
Each coin has a coveted ADVANCE RELEASE designation – Used for the first time on the coins in this set
Six Dual signed coins by Edmund C. Moy & David J. Ryder – Top signers and coins market legends
Coins presented in the exclusive Mint Director Series, MDS black core holders
Low Advance Release designated mintages only 17,500 Morgan and 20,000 Peace Dollars
Peace Dollar has a High Relief strike
Low NGC certified population