
Coin specifications and design
Design identification
Obverse: Liberty head wearing a cap and agricultural wreath.
Reverse: Eagle with wreath, arrows, and olive branch.
U.S. Mint coin reference
Reference guide to the Morgan Dollar's one-year 1921 return with its revised low-relief hubs.

Obverse: Liberty head wearing a cap and agricultural wreath.
Reverse: Eagle with wreath, arrows, and olive branch.
The Morgan dollar returned in 1921 after the original 1878-1904 run had ended. New hubs with a lower-relief treatment were prepared for mass production under the Pittman Act replacement program.
Philadelphia, Denver, and San Francisco struck 1921 Morgans; it was the only year Denver produced the design. Hub details, mintmark, strike, and luster distinguish this final-year subtype from earlier Morgan dollars.