1922-1935 Peace Dollars MS-66 NGC

The Peace dollar, a significant United States coin, was minted from 1921 to 1928 and later in 1934 and 1935. Crafted by Anthony de Francisci, its creation stemmed from a competition seeking designs that symbolized peace. On its reverse side, the coin showcases a Bald Eagle resting while clutching an olive branch, accompanied by the word "Peace." Remarkably, it stands as the final U.S. dollar coin minted for circulation in silver.

These coins boast a weight of 26.73 grams (equivalent to .859 troy ounces) and are composed of 90% silver, ensuring each contains 0.77344 troy ounces of silver.

For collectors and investors, our firm offers flexibility in selecting dates and mint marks, with choices made based on availability. Thus, orders not specifying a particular year will be fulfilled with coins from any date within the range. Additionally, orders containing multiple coins may consist of pieces from the same year.

This approach ensures accessibility to these historic treasures while accommodating variations in stock availability. The Peace dollar stands as a testament to America's commitment to peace and the artistry of numismatics, embodying both historical significance and enduring value.