America's First Commemorative Silver Dollar

A groundbreaking limited-edition tribute minted more than a century ago…

• The first-ever commemorative silver dollar in American history, limited to just one day’s striking at the U.S. Mint in Philadelphia on December 14, 1899.
• Known as the Lafayette silver dollar because it honors the Marquis de Lafayette, a hero of the American Revolution who is depicted with George Washington.
• Designed by one of America’s greatest coin artists, U.S. Mint chief engraver Charles E. Barber, renowned for his silver Liberty Head coins.
• The first U.S. coin to depict a U.S. President, minted on the precise 100th anniversary of Washington’s death, and the lowest-mintage U.S. silver dollar since the late 1800’s.
• Each coin was struck on the same large 90% silver planchet as a Morgan silver dollar.
• Remarkably, your coin is in beautiful About Uncirculated condition with all major design details intact. It is protectively encapsulated in a crystal-clear holder that allows you to examine both sides safely without fear of damage from dirt, dust and fingerprints.
• Accompanied by a deluxe wooden Display Chest.
• Comes with a Collector’s Guide containing fascinating information about your coin and its significance.
• Guarantee of Satisfaction: Free returns for replacement or full refund.