Discovered:The Coin That Never Was! America’The $100 Unions Lost Masterpiece

Original sketches found at the Smithsonian

Imagine that you were examining artifacts in the Smithsonian Institution and you found a never-seen-before sketch for the largest and highest denomination American coin ever proposed.

That’s precisely what happened when a coin expert was exploring the collection at this celebrated public institution not long ago.

To his own surprise, the numismatist found the original-design concept for a one hundred dollar denomination created by George T. Morgan, arguably the greatest American coin designer. These sketches, hidden within an original sketchbook for nearly a century, represent perhaps the grandest American coin ever proposed—the $100 Union®

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George T. Morgan will always be remembered for his most famous coin, the Morgan Silver Dollar. Until recently, the world knew nothing of Morgan’s larger and higher denomination $100 Union concept design. The secret’s out!

For a limited time, you can secure the world’s first and only $100 Union Proof struck in pure .999 silver at our special price of only $99 (plus s&h). Call today!

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This is not a reproduction… this is the first-time ever Morgan $100 Union design struck as a silver proof.