Save up to $240 on these First-Ever Morgan Dollar Proofs Struck in 99.9% Pure Silver!

Details Enclosed [The Rude Awakening] April 22, 2024 [UNSUBSCRIBE]( Editor’s Note: At Rude Awakening, we’re always looking out for special opportunities we believe you, as a valued subscriber, will want to see. Below you’ll find one from our partners at GovMint.com. Please note that their opinions may differ from ours at Paradigm Press. The FIRST Morgan Silver Dollar In Over 102 Years... And the First EVER from the San Francisco Mint Dear Rude Awakening Subscriber, Maybe you knew the Morgan Silver Dollar is the most widely collected and traded coin ever struck by the U.S. Mint. Personally, I've always had a soft spot in my heart for these beautiful, history-soaked coins-for many reasons. I'm mentioning it now because a huge event in the Morgan Silver Dollar story just occurred. But let’s go back a minute. 1870s America Was Ripe for a Silver Dollar Prior to 1878, the U.S. Mint didn't strike many Silver Dollars because there just wasn't much silver available. That all changed with the Comstock Lode discovery, and by the 1870s, huge quantities of silver were coming out of mines around Carson City, Nevada. That led U.S. Mints to strike Morgan Silver Dollars beginning in 1878-at a time when Americans were ready to embrace a Silver Dollar, especially one featuring Lady Liberty. The Coin that Helped Build the Wild West Morgan Silver Dollars have a well-deserved reputation as the Silver Dollar that helped build the Old West - the coin carried in bandits' saddlebags and used by ranchers, cowboys and outlaws to buy a whiskey at the saloon or get supplies at the country store. Beyond that legacy, the Morgan saw America through both the turn of the century and World War I. It's a Wonder Any Vintage Morgans Still Exist Coin experts estimate that as few as 15% of all Morgans minted still exist. In part that's because the last Morgan Silver Dollar was minted over 100 years ago. But it's also the result of the 1918 Pittman Act, which called for the melting of U.S. Silver Dollars in a dramatic move aimed at rescuing Great Britain from a banking collapse during World War I. U.S. Mint records tell us the government melted 259,121,554 Silver Dollars - nearly HALF of the entire mintage of Morgans up to that time. 100 Years Later, Morgans Returned. Here's the Story 2021 brought the minting of the first legal-tender Morgans in 100 years! Signed into law by President Donald Trump, the 1921 Silver Dollar Coin Anniversary Act required the Department of the Treasury to mint and issue coins "in honor of the 100th anniversary of the completion of coinage of the Morgan dollar." Unlike the originals which were struck in 90% silver / 10% copper, these modern 2021 Morgan Silver Dollars were struck in 99.9% pure silver, for the first time ever! And they were stunningly beautiful, created with modern technology that showcased their timeless designs in optimal clarity! [Click here to learn more]( The Demand Was HUGE! The demand for 2021 modern Morgan Silver Dollars was overwhelming - in fact, they sold out at the mint in 20 minutes! Five different versions, each with a mintage of 175,000 - a total of 875,000 2021 Morgan Silver Dollars - all gone in 20 minutes. The plan was for modern Morgans in uncirculated condition to be released annually, but when the U.S. Mint was caught by the global shortage of the silver blanks required to strike the coins last year, the second release of modern Morgans in uncirculated condition was postponed until 2023. [Shop Now]( What Are Proof Coins and Why Are They a Big Deal? Collectors seek out proofs because they offer a higher standard of beauty, quality, and craftsmanship and most importantly are struck in far smaller mintages than coins with non-proof finishes. Proof blanks are specially treated and hand-polished to ensure high-quality strikes, then fed into presses and struck at least twice to give them a glamorous mirror-like shine, far greater than regular coins. While non-proofs are struck on high-speed presses by the thousands, proofs are individually struck by highly skilled artisans creating numismatic masterpieces. [pub] Morgan Silver Dollar Proofs Have Been Few and Far Between! The Morgan Silver Dollar was minted from 1878 to 1904 and then again in 1921 for circulation. During that time Philadelphia, New Orleans and Carson City all produced vintage Morgans with a proof finish in very, very small numbers, intended for presentation and display, and as gifts for dignitaries and government officials. For instance, in 1921, Philadelphia struck 20 to 200 proofs with the so-called "Zerbe proof finish" and ten proofs with the "Chapman proof finish." And according to coin experts, 880 proofs were struck in 1895 at the Philadelphia Mint-including one that sold at auction in June of 2020 for $269,500. But the San Francisco Mint? Though accurate information is sketchy for these more-than-a-century-old coins. I have it on good authority the S-Mint did create 15-30 "special strikes" Morgan Proofs in 1921 - and that's it! Which is especially surprising because the San Francisco Mint struck Morgans with an uncirculated finish every single year the coin was minted - but no proofs. Until now... Now - for the First Time in 102 Years, the First Proof Morgan EVER Struck for the Modern Series from the San Francisco Mint These 2023 Morgan Silver Dollar Proofs have a limited authorized mintage of just 400,000 - which is especially tiny when you compare it to the 875,000 total mintage of 2021 Morgans available in the five versions of the coin, that instantly sold out. Considering that sell-out, and that these are the FIRST Morgan Silver Dollar Proofs ever struck at the San Francisco Mint for public sale, it's not surprising the entire 400,000 mintage is nearly sold out after the release to the public! Special Newsletter Price! Through connections I've made in my more than 40 years as a coin collector and seller, I was able to get a small portion of these 2023 Morgan Silver Dollar Proofs. Which is good news for you, IF you hurry to secure these 2023 Morgan Silver Dollars, struck in 99.9% silver, with an exquisite proof finish and an "S" mint mark. Because you’re a newsletter subscriber, you won't pay our regular price of $139. Instead, your price is just $129 each- $10 off the regular price. And if you buy ten of these beautiful Morgans, your price drops to just $115 each -$240 off the regular price. Call [1-888-201-7636]( Offer Code: RA402C Please mention this code when you call. You must mention your special newsletter Offer Code below to grab these savings. Buy more and save more! And act fast! 2023-S $1 Morgan 99.9% Pure Silver Dollar Proof Regular Price $139 Special Price as low as $115 per coin Pricing: 1-4 coins - $129 each - Save $10 a coin or up to $40! 5-9 coins - $124 each - Save $15 a coin or up to $135! 10 coins - $115 each - Save $24 a coin or up to $240! Strict limit of 10 coins per customer. Sincerely, [Bill Gale] Bill Gale, Founder [Free Shipping On Every Order] P.S. My limited supply of these coins won't last. Don't miss out- Call Now! [Shop Now]( [Paradigm]( ☰ ⊗ [ARCHIVE]( [ABOUT]( [Contact Us]( © 2024 Paradigm Press, LLC. 1001 Cathedral Street, Baltimore, MD 21201. By submitting your email address, you consent to Paradigm Press, LLC. delivering daily email issues and advertisements. 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