PEACE DOLLAR

The Peace Dollar was initially struck in 1921 when it replaced the Morgan Silver Dollar. A collector’s favorite, the Peace Dollar marks a significant moment in United States history: the time right after World War I. Collectors and investors of all levels will love the challenge of collecting all Peace Dollars currently on the market.

HISTORY 

The Peace dollar was in circulation from 1921 until 1928, then in 1934 and 1935, and once again introduced in 2021. A contest was held to find the best design to feature on the Peace Silver Dollar. Anthony de Francisci won, and his work appears on the coin to this day. The Peace Dollar represents the United States of America emerging as an international power after World War I, while also honoring those that served and ultimately led the country to victory and peace.

DESIGN

Originally designed by Anthony de Francisci, the Peace Dollar design depicts calm, regal imagery. The obverse showcases Lady Liberty wearing a diadem of spikes and left-facing. Inscriptions around her include “LIBERTY”, “IN GOD WE TRUST”, and the year of mintage The reverse displays a majestic bald eagle perched on a rock, facing right towards rays of light Reverse inscriptions read: “PEACE”,  “UNITED STATES OF AMERICA”, “E PLURIBUS UNUM”, and “ONE DOLLAR”. 

Early Peace Dollars (1921 - 1935)

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Anniversary Peace Dollar (2021- Present Day)

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VALUE

Collectors and investors of all levels are drawn to the Peace Silver Dollar due to its historical significance and elegance. You can find Peace Dollars priced below $30 and over $1,000 as well! There are various factors that contribute to the pricing of Peace Silver dollars. Coins from the early 1920s can be found on the market in varying conditions ranging from poor to uncirculated. However, it is rare to find a Silver Peace Dollar from these years in pristine condition. Additionally, Peace Dollars that are graded, will have higher price points. 

CONCLUSION

Similar to other silver dollars, the Peace Dollars carry a bit of history with them wherever they go. If you think you have a rare coin, be sure to seek advice from a trusted coin dealer. Please feel free to be in touch with us here at Bullion Exchanges with any questions! We have a message feature available on our website as well as an email address you can contact during our regular business hours.