Morgan Silver Dollar in Protective Capsule

The item is a silver-colored coin, appearing to be a Morgan Silver Dollar, encased within a clear, circular protective plastic capsule. The coin features the bust of a woman, presumably Lady Liberty, in profile facing left. Her hair is rendered in detailed curls, and a tiara or crown-like adornment is visible on her head. While the full legend is not clearly legible due to the image's focus and resolution, the year '1878' is partially discernible near the bottom edge of the coin, indicating its minting year. The coin exhibits a reflective, somewhat lustrous surface, suggesting it is made of a precious metal, likely silver, consistent with Morgan Dollars. There are indications of what might be toning or light discoloration on the coin's surface, manifesting as subtle iridescent hues, though this is difficult to assess definitively from the image quality. The protective capsule appears to be in good condition, preventing direct contact with the coin and preserving its current state. No significant damage, such as scratches, dents, or heavy wear, is immediately apparent on the coin itself, as it is contained within the capsule. The craftsmanship suggests a high level of detail common in coinage of the late 19th century. The style period is distinctly late 19th-century American coinage. The presence of the protective capsule indicates that the item is likely valued and has been intentionally preserved.