Any Year - Peace Dollar Circulated (No Grade)

The Peace Dollar, which was produced between 1921 and 1935, is a significant representation of the hope for peace that followed the end of World War I. Designed to replace the Morgan dollar, this silver coin was introduced as a result of a movement that supported a peace-embodiment design. Collectors still highly prize it, especially in "Almost Uncirculated" (AU) condition, which shows very little wear and has most of its original luster. Since these silver coins are limited to what we have in store, the mintage selection will be our discretion (Random Years). 

Note: The quality of these coins is regarded as nearly uncirculated. The coins haven't been accurately graded, though. Utah Gold Buyer will be the only entity to assess the coins' condition if there isn't a professional grade.

Coin Highlights

• Composition: Like other silver dollars manufactured during this time, the Peace Dollar has 90% silver and 10% copper. This composition gives the coin its unique heaviness and silver luster while guaranteeing durability.
•   Composed of.7734 oz of pure silver (.900).
• Coin dates range from 1922 to 1926 to 1934 to 1935.
• Weight: The 26.73 grams of each coin give it a robust heft that is consistent with its high silver content.
• Diameter: The coin has a diameter of 38.1 mm, which makes it marginally wider than contemporary US dollar coins.
•   Edge: The Peace Dollar's reeded edge is a standard feature meant to deter counterfeiting and clipping.
• Mint Marks: These pieces were struck at multiple mints, including the Denver Mint (D), the San Francisco Mint (S), and the Philadelphia Mint (no mint mark). The coin's reverse bears the mint mark, which is located directly below the word "ONE" in "ONE DOLLAR."
•   Condition: The highest points of the design on "Almost Uncirculated" (AU) coins only exhibit very minor wear. They are especially appealing to investors and collectors since they have to maintain at least 50% of their original mint shine.
• Lady Liberty's profile is oriented to the left on the obverse side.
• On the back, a picture of an American bald eagle sitting atop a mountain.

Collectibility and Value

The Peace Dollar's historical significance and beauty make it extremely valuable in AU condition. Numerous elements, including as demand, silver content, rarity, and the particular mint year, affect its value.  Coins from earlier and rarer editions—like the 1928 and 1921 coins—usually have higher values. For individuals who want to own a piece of history in a condition that is similar to its original state, an AU coin is a better option due to its condition. The Peace Dollar is prized by collectors of American coins for its artistic value and for symbolizing a time of hope after a catastrophic world war. Its continued production of collector editions to this day attests to its lasting influence in the field of numismatics.

Overview

The Peace Dollar's 90% silver composition adds to its historical significance and attractiveness to investors and numismatists alike. Anthony de Francisci designed the silver dollar coin, and the obverse of it depicts the Goddess of Liberty, who is modeled after his wife Teresa. Like the Statue of Liberty, the coin's obverse side depicts Liberty's profile, topped with rays to represent enlightenment. The back features a bald eagle at rest with an olive branch resting in its talons on a rock. The coin's thematic theme is highlighted by the phrase "Peace" that is etched at the bottom.

History

The mintages of Peace Silver Dollar Coins were quite short, lasting from 1921 to 1928 and 1934 to 1935. These coins are extremely rare due to their short mintage, the quantity of circulation they received during those years, and the passage of time. This is the reason collectors find them to be so popular. Because these coins are classified as nearly uncirculated, their rarity is considerably greater. Because of how little wear they have, almost uncirculated items are frequently mistaken for being uncirculated. There can be very little wear or a hint of friction. These coins are essentially exactly as they were in the distant past.

Design

On the front of the coin, the Peace Silver Dollar design was chosen as the winner of a competition to create a new dollar. And Anthony di Francisci emerged victorious. Francisci made use of the Statue of Liberty in real life. Liberty's crown has many more points in his rendition, and you can see strands of her hair flying in the breeze. Her image sits beneath the words "IN GOD WE TRUST." "LIBERTY" is written along the upper margins, while the coin's year (1922–1926 or 1934–1935) is written at the bottom. The recognizable American bald eagle is depicted on the coin's reverse. It has an olive branch clutched in its claws and is perched on a mountain. Sunshine beams can be seen behind it. The words "UNITED STATES of AMERICA" and "E PLURIBUS UNUM," which translate to "from many, one," are displayed above the eagle.

Explore the magnificent design and lengthy history of the Peace Dollar, which is 90% silver.

These nearly flawless silver coins, which were produced between 1921 and 1935, showcase a noteworthy era in the history of numismatics with their exquisite depictions of liberty and peace. Before they are all gone, make sure to obtain your Peace Silver Dollar in nearly perfect condition. These are rare, so it's difficult to predict when or if we'll be able to restock them.