1921 Morgan Silver Dollar - Philadelphia Mint - Circulated Condition with Rim Nick / Planchet Flaw

Key Specifications: Design Type: Morgan Silver Dollar Mintage Year: 1921 Mint Mark: No Mint Mark (Philadelphia Mint Strike) Composition: 90% Silver, 10% Copper Weight / Diameter: 26.73 grams / 38.1 mm Actual Silver Content: 0.7734 troy oz pure silver Visual & Condition Analysis: Obverse Profile: George T. Morgan’s Left-Facing Liberty design shows clear, uniform commercial wear. Softening and flattening are present across the high focal points of the hair waves, the cotton blossoms, and the liberty cap folds. The fields exhibit a consistent network of fine hairline marks and standard pocket friction, grading as Circulated. Reverse Features: The heraldic eagle shows typical wear on the breast feathers and wing tips. The surrounding laurel wreath leaves and bow knot show softened but completely legible lines. Surface Quality & Rim Note: Features an honest silver-gray patina with natural tarnish accents emphasizing the lettering rims. Crucial condition note: A close-up inspection reveals a distinct rim irregularity (likely an old contact nick or minor planchet lamination flaw) along the obverse right edge near the denticles between the second and third stars from the letter "M."