George T. Morgan $100 Union Silver NGC Gem Proof. Proposed Design 1876 Struck 2006. Private Issue, 1.5 Ounce Pure Silver. 1876 $100 Union Silver NGC GEM PROOF. Deeply mirrored black and white cameo surfaces are seen on this gem proof proposed design for the one hundred dollar union coin. The coin is fully struck with every detail apparent on both sides. The sketch of the $100 Union was discovered by Jeff Garrett who was conducting research in 2005 for his book on gold coinage. The obverse of George T. Morgans design shows a seated Liberty facing right. The reverse shows an eagle motif taken from Morgans sketchbook but not necessarily intended for use with the Union obverse. The coin weighs 1.5 ounces and is made of .999 fine silver.

Following Garretts discovery, the New York Mint obtained a license to produce the coin with a portion of the profit going to the Smithsonian, where Garrett was doing his research.

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