Peace Silver Dollar AU+

The Peace Silver Dollar in About Uncirculated (AU+) condition offers collectors a nearly mint-state example of one of America's most meaningful silver coins. Struck from 90% silver between 1921 and 1935, each AU+ coin retains strong design detail, visible luster, and only the slightest signs of circulation. With random-year selection, each coin is a chance to own a beautifully preserved piece of postwar American history-rich in symbolism and silver content.

Historical Insight:

Designed to commemorate peace after World War I, the Peace Dollar stands apart as the last silver dollar struck for circulation in the United States. These coins circulated heavily during the 1920s and early 1930s, then vanished from production until the final 1935 issue. AU+ examples preserve much of their original detail while showing just enough wear to prove their place in the hands of Americans nearly a century ago. Combining real silver weight with classic design, this coin remains a powerful symbol of resilience and renewal.

Highlights:

• Years Issued: 1922-1926, 1934-1935 (random year)
• Mint Marks: Varies (Philadelphia, Denver, or San Francisco)
• Metal Content: .7734 troy oz actual silver weight
• Composition: 90% silver, 10% copper
• Obverse: Features Lady Liberty with windswept hair and a radiant crown, her youthful profile representing strength and hope. Even in circulated AU+ condition, most fine details--including Liberty's facial features and hair--remain sharp.
• Reverse: A tranquil bald eagle perches on a mountaintop, clutching an olive branch as it gazes toward a rising sun. Wear may appear on the eagle's breast or wing, but the overall design remains bold and clearly defined.