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Morgan dollar "Morgan dollars are second only to Lincoln Cents in collector popularity."

25	1878 - 1921
	1878 ...
1	1879 P		1879 CC CC Over CC - Capped Die		1879 CC Clear CC	1	1879 O		1879 S Reverse of 1878		1879 S Reverse of 1879
	1880 ...
	1881 P		1881 CC		1881 O		1881 S
1	1882 P		1882 CC		1882 O		1882 O O Over S		1882 S
	1883 P		1883 CC		1883 O		1883 S
	1884 P		1884 CC		1884 O		1884 S
	1885 P		1885 CC		1885 O		1885 S
1	1886 P		1886 O		1886 S
	1887 P		1887 P 7 Over 6		1887 O		1887 O 7 Over 6		1887 S
1	1888 P		1888 O		1888 O Doubled Die Obverse - Hot Lips		1888 S
1	1889 P		1889 CC	1	1889 O		1889 S
	1890 P		1890 CC		1890 CC Tail Bar	1	1890 O	1	1890 S
	1891 P		1891 CC		1891 O		1891 S
	1892 P		1892 CC		1892 O		1892 S
	1893 P		1893 CC		1893 O		1893 S
	1894 P		1894 O		1894 S
	1895 P Proof Only		1895 O		1895 S
4	1896 P		1896 O		1896 S
	1897 P		1897 O		1897 S
	1898 P		1898 O		1898 S		1899 P	2	1899 O		1899 S
2	1900 P	1	1900 O		1900 O		1900 S
	1901 P		1901 P Doubled Die Reverse		1901 O		1901 S
	1902 P		1902 O		1902 S
	1903 P		1903 O		1903 S
	1904 P		1904 O		1904 S
2	1921 P	4	1921 D	1	1921 S

Peace dollar "In August 1920, a paper by numismatist Farran Zerbe was read to that year's American Numismatic Association (ANA) convention in Chicago. In the paper, entitled Commemorate the Peace with a Coin for Circulation, Zerbe called for the issuance of a coin to celebrate peace..."

"Due to time constraints, de Francisci was unable to schedule a professional model to pose for the obverse depiction of Liberty. Instead, he opted to model his depiction of Liberty on his wife.[2] In describing his technique, he stated 'I opened a window of my studio and let the wind blow on her hair while she was posing for me.'"

22	1921 - 1935		1921 P High Relief
7	1922 P Normal Relief		1922 P High Relief	1	1922 D	3	1922 S
3	1923 P		1923 D	1	1923 S
	1924 P		1924 S
1	1925 P		1925 S
1	1926 P		1926 D	1	1926 S
	1927 P		1927 D		1927 S
	1928 P	2	1928 S
	1934 P	2	1934 D		1934 D Doubled Die Obverse		1934 S
	1935 P		1935 S

Washington quarter "As the United States prepared to celebrate the 1932 bicentennial of the birth of its first president, George Washington ... Congress permanently replaced the Standing Liberty quarter"

18	1933 - 1964
	1932 P		1932 D		1932 S
	1934 ...
	1935 P		1935 D		1935 S
	1936 P		1936 D		1936 S
	1937 P		1937 P Doubled Die Obverse	1	1937 D		1937 S
	1938 P	1	1938 S
	1939 P		1939 D	1	1939 S
1	1940 P		1940 D		1940 S
1	1941 P		1941 D		1941 S
	1942 ...
	1943 ...
	1944 P		1944 D		1944 S
1	1945 P		1945 D		1945 S
	1946 P		1946 D		1946 S
	1947 P		1947 D		1947 S
1	1948 P		1948 D	1	1948 S
	1949 P		1949 D
	1950 ...
	1951 P		1951 D		1951 S
	1952 P	1	1952 D		1952 S
	1953 P		1953 D		1953 S
1	1954 P		1954 D		1954 S
	1955 P		1955 D
	1956 P		1956 D
	1957 P	1	1957 D
	1958 P		1958 D
	1959 P	1	1959 D
	1960 P	1	1960 D
	1961 P		1961 D
	1962 P	1	1962 D
	1963 P		1963 D
1	1964 P	3	1964 D

Roosevelt dime "it displays President Franklin D. Roosevelt on the obverse and was authorized soon after his death in 1945. Roosevelt had been stricken with polio, and was one of the moving forces of the March of Dimes."

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