When we think of dollars today, the first image that pops into our heads is probably the familiar visage of George Washington staring up at us from the face of a $1 bill. But it wasn’t that long ago when a dollar meant not a creased piece of paper money, but a hefty silver coin with a buying power to match. Perhaps you remember what it was like to be able to buy a stack of comics in exchange for a Peace Dollar or use a silver dollar to take a date to an afternoon double feature complete with snacks — and get change back!

Through this historic four-piece set, you can get every large-size dollar coin issued by the United States in the 20th century:

• 1921 Morgan Silver Dollar - Struck in .900 fine silver, this was the last year the Morgan was ever struck.
• 1922 Peace Silver Dollar - This is the first Peace Dollar struck for general circulation. A high-relief version was struck in late 1921 and was intended as a one-year-only commemorative. The low-relief Peace was released in 1922. Like the Morgan, it was struck in .900 fine silver and was struck until 1928 and again in 1934 and 1935.
• 1971 Eisenhower Dollar - Introduced 36 years after the Peace Dollar ceased, the first “Ike” dollar was struck in 40% silver and honored not only President Dwight Eisenhower, but also the first landing of man on the moon.
• 1999 Silver Eagle - The Silver Eagle series of bullion silver coins debuted in 1986 and featured the largest, heaviest and purest silver dollar in U.S. history. The 20th Century U.S. Dollar Collection features the last Silver Eagle of the 20th century.

If these coins could talk, think of the memories they would they hold! Now you can hold those memories in your hands with the 20th Century U.S. Dollar Collection. Plus, each set comes beautifully displayed in a custom presentation case.