Peace Silver Dollar BU

The Peace Silver Dollar is a symbol of America's post-World War I optimism and one of the most iconic silver coins ever minted. First struck in 1921 and continuing through 1935, this coin was designed to represent the nation's hope for lasting peace. Offered here in Brilliant Uncirculated (BU) condition, each coin features crisp detail, original mint luster, and no signs of wear. Dates are selected at random based on availability, giving you a high-grade example from this short-lived but highly collectible series.

Historical Insight:

The Peace Dollar replaced the Morgan Dollar in 1921 and was intended to mark the end of conflict and the beginning of global cooperation. It was the last silver dollar struck for circulation in the United States and saw limited production years, making BU examples especially desirable. These coins not only contain nearly a full ounce of silver but also represent a pivotal moment in American history--a country stepping into the modern world while honoring its classical roots.

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 a youthful Lady Liberty with flowing hair crowned by radiant spikes of light. Her serene expression and modern style reflect the nation's forward-looking spirit after the Great War.
• Reverse: Displays a resting bald eagle clutching an olive branch, perched on a rock above the word "PEACE." The eagle's calm stance contrasts with the heraldic boldness of earlier coins, emphasizing the coin's message of unity and resolution.