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2026 Morgan & Peace Dollar 2-Coin Set Releasing Tomorrow Features a First For the U.S. Mint

The Morgan and Peace Silver Dollar Program will be continuing its 2026 releases tomorrow with a first ever for the United States Mint. Beginning at 12pm EST, a 2-coin set will be available for $375 and will feature the beloved coins in a diamond field finish.

Relaunched in 2021 to commemorate the 100th anniversary of the transition between the final 1921 Morgan Dollar and the first 1921 Peace Dollar, the Mint has continued to innovate with the series. Already this Semiquincentennial year, they have released Reverse Proof and Enhanced Uncirculated coins. Up next will be a 2-coin only set struck at Philadelphia.

Struck in .999 fine silver, the Morgan and Peace Dollar will feature the dual date of 1776 ~ 2026 and the Liberty Bell privy mark celebrating the nation's 250th anniversary on the obverse. The Diamond Field on each coin is a result of a striking process that was created specifically for the Semiquincentennial, according to the Mint. Each coin will also bear the 'P' mintmark...read more

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