1776-2026 P $1 Diamond Field Silver Morgan Dollar & Peace Dollar 2-Coin Set PCGS MS70 First Day of Issue Flag Label with Bonus 1776 2-Coin Display Case

For the first time in U.S. Mint history, the Morgan and Peace Dollars feature an entirely new Diamond Field finish. Developed for America's 250th anniversary, this innovative finish introduces a repeating pattern of diamond-shaped facets across the fields of both coins.

Struck at the Philadelphia Mint in .999 fine silver, both coins feature the 1776 ~ 2026 dual date and Liberty Bell 250 privy mark. Limited to a maximum mintage of 262,500 sets, this special Semiquincentennial release brings a never-before-seen finish to two American classics.

Diamond Field Finish

Created using advanced laser engraving technology, the Diamond Field finish features tiny diamond-shaped facets that capture and reflect light, highlighting the details of the original Morgan and Peace Dollar designs.

Beyond its visual appeal, the textured surface creates resistance during striking, helping control metal flow and preserve fine details and sharp lettering.

Morgan & Peace Dollar Designs

Designed by George T. Morgan and Anthony de Francisci, respectively, the Morgan and Peace Dollars represent two of the most iconic designs in American coinage.

Morgan Dollar

• Obverse — Liberty is depicted in profile wearing a cap adorned with cotton and wheat, symbols of the agricultural and industrial growth that defined America during the late 19th century. Designed by George T. Morgan, the portrait has become one of the most recognizable images in American numismatics.
• Reverse — An eagle with outstretched wings holds an olive branch and arrows, symbolizing the nation’s desire for peace while remaining prepared to defend its freedom. Encircled by a wreath, the design reflects the confidence and growth of a rapidly expanding America.

Peace Dollar

• Obverse — Designed by Anthony de Francisci, Liberty wears a radiant crown inspired by the Statue of Liberty, symbolizing hope, renewal, and optimism following World War I.
• Reverse — An eagle rests peacefully on a rock, clutching an olive branch. Deliberately different from the more aggressive eagles seen on earlier American coinage, the design reflects the nation’s aspirations for peace and stability.

Certification & Pedigree

Each coin is presented with PCGS's First Day of Issue Flag Label and certified by PCGS as MS70 and designated First Day of Issue, reserved for select coins made available before the U.S. Mint’s official public release.