1921 Morgan Silver Dollars

Proof coins of this date are different from those of earlier dates. Two proof versions of the 1921 Morgan Silver Dollar were struck. The first version was struck for noted numismatist, Farran Zerbe and this proof became known as the "Zerbe" proof. The exact mintage is not exactly known but the figures in the past have ranged from a low of 20 to a high of 200. PCGS has certified 78 "Zerbe" coins.

The second version is named after Philadelphia coin dealer, Henry Chapman, and goes by the name of the "Chapman" proof. His name appears on an invoice which shows the sale of 10 silver dollars. For years many thought the mintage was limited to only those ten coins, but it was discovered that additional "Chapman" proofs were produced.