In Latin there was no letter U. (U and V were the same letter.)
Modern usage is to write vowel sounds as U and consonants as V but 'proper' Latin just has V.
If it is really an 1830 "dollar" and says Morgan AND the motto is spelled E Pluribus Enum you have a very bad fake:1. The U.S. didn't mint any dollars for circulation from 1804 to 1835 inclusive.2. The first Morgan dollars were minted in 1878. G.T. Morgan wasn't even born until 1845.3. The motto is spelled E Pluribus Unum
just as you spelled it Statue of Liberty
u spelled it right, it is spelled dollars
It was. Just spelled a different answer!
The spelling IS correct. Peace dollars were lettered using the Latin alphabet. Please see the Related Questions.
It's not an error, all PEACE dollars have the word "TRUST" spelled with a V because their is no U in the Latin alphabet.
On the Liberty Bell
Thirteen dollars is spelled as "thirteen dollars."
$40.00 is spelled forty dollars.
You spelled 8 dollars correctly.
It's the word TRUST spelled with a 'V' because the Latin alphabet does not have a 'U' in it. All Peace dollars have this spelling and so do Standing Liberty Quarters.
40 dollars is spelled out 'Forty dollars.'