An antique American Morgan dollar silver coin issued in 1880. Obverse: a Freedoms head to the left in a Phrygian cap with a diadem crown and a circular wreath of cotton twigs and wheat ears, above her head the Latin motto: E Pluribus Unum, below the date. Reverse: The bald eagle, the heraldic image of the North American United States of America, holds an olive branch and a bunch of arrows in its paws, a wreath of olive branches around it, and a mint mark under the knot of the wreath. Above the eagle there is an inscription in Gothic script In God We Trust. Circular inscription: United States of America at the top, One Dollar at the bottom. The coin is presented in box. Total weight 26.6 g. American and Coins And Monetary Numismatic Collectibles.