Peace Dollars (1921-1935)

These Peace Silver Dollars date from 1921-1935 and are an excellent way to purchase 90% silver coins for their silver content. These circulated silver dollars, also known as "cull dollars", are off-quality, heavily circulated coins. Coin Highlights Contains approximately .715 troy oz of silver Vintage U.S. Mint Silver Dollar Obverse: Profile of Lady Liberty and date of mintage Reverse: Perched Eagle Quantities of 100 ship in s...Read More

The Peace Silver Dollar is one of the few existing pieces of US silver currency left. It is also extremely unique because it experienced the briefest periods of mintage in US history. It was first issued from 1921 to 1928. And then from 1935 to 1935. This has been one of the many reasons they have become so popular with investors and collectors. Today, BGASC is excited to ...Read More

Each of these Peace Silver Dollars are in Almost Uncirculated condition and contain approximately 0.77345 troy ounces of pure silver. Dates are random and will range from 1922-1935. Possible mints are D, P & S. The Peace dollar is a United States 90% Silver Dollar coin minted from 1921 to 1928, and again in 1934 and 1935. Designed by Anthony de Francisci, the coin was the result of a competition to find designs symbolic of peace. The rever...Read More

Each of these Peace Silver Dollars are in Uncirculated condition and contain approximately 0.77345 troy ounces of pure silver. Dates are random and will range from 1922-1935. Possible mints are D, P & S. The Peace dollar is a United States 90% Silver Dollar coin minted from 1921 to 1928, and again in 1934 and 1935. Designed by Anthony de Francisci, the coin was the result of a competition to find designs symbolic of peace. The reverse depi...Read More

Each of these Peace Silver Dollars have been certified and graded Mint State 64 by either PCGS or NGC (our choice) and contain approximately 0.77345 troy ounces of pure silver. Dates are random and will range from 1922-1935. Possible mints are D, P & S. The Peace dollar is a United States 90% Silver Dollar coin minted from 1921 to 1928, and again in 1934 and 1935. D...Read More

Designed in 1921 as the final US silver dollar for circulation, the Peace Silver Dollar holds a special place in American coinage history. Now, you can own a certified 1923 Peace Silver Dollar Coin from BGASC. Highlights: Arrives in a protective plastic slab! 3rd date in the Peace Silver Dollar Series! Announced mintage of 30.8 million coins at Philadelphia! Limited availability of certified coins! Contains .7734 Troy oz of ac...Read More

There are few issues of the Peace Silver Dollar as significant as the 1922 release. Though it wasn't the first or the last or a one-time issue from any given branch mint, the 1922 issue of the coin stands the test of time as the highest-minted Peace Dollar of all time. Now, you can add certified 1922 Peace Silver Dollar Coins to your collection by shopping online at BGASC. Highlights: Coins arrive in PCGS protective plastic slabs! 2nd...Read More

Introduced in 1921, the Peace Silver Dollar was the last 90% silver dollar to circulate in the United States. This coin was created to symbolize the nation's desire for peace following World War I. As an important part of American history, the Peace Silver Dollar continues to be a favorite among collectors. Right now, BGASC offers 1923 Peace Silver Dollar Coins in certified condition. Highlights: Arrives in a protective slab! 3rd issue...Read More

The Peace Silver Dollar stands as the final 90% silver dollar issued for use in the U.S. economy. First struck in late 1921, it marked the return of silver dollar coinage after a long hiatus. Designed by Anthony de Francisci, the winning design was chosen through a national competition among some of the country’s leading artists in the 1920s. Right now, 1925 Peace Silver Dollar Coins in certified condition are available from BGASC. Highlight...Read More

First minted in 1921, the Peace Silver Dollar became the final 90% silver dollar issued for circulation in the United States. Designed as a tribute to the end of World War I, it reflects the nation’s hope for lasting peace and is a prized piece for collectors. Today, 1922 Peace Silver Dollar Coins in certified condition are available from BGASC. Highlights: Comes with a protective plastic slab! 2nd issue of the Peace Dollar Coin! ...Read More

Introduced in 1921 as the final 90% silver dollar to circulate in the United States, the Peace Silver Dollar is a cherished coin in American history. Inspired by the nation’s wish for peace following World War I, the Peace Dollar is one of the most distinct and memorable coins ever struck by the U.S. Mint. Right now, 1924 Peace Silver Dollar Coins in certified condition are available from BGASC. Highlights: Coin arrives inside a protect...Read More

In 2021, the United States Mint brought back two of the nation’s most iconic silver dollars to celebrate their centennial anniversaries. The Morgan Silver Dollar and Peace Silver Dollar were crucial to US currency for more than 50 years. The Morgan Dollar was struck from 1878-1904, with one final mintage in 1921, while the Peace Dollar circulated from 1921-1928 and again...Read More

The Peace Silver Dollar marked the last circulating silver dollar design from the United States Mint. Released in 1921 and designed by Anthony de Francisci, this series was struck during ten production years from 1921 through 1928, then again in 1934 and 1935. BGASC now offers 1935-S Peace Silver Dollar Coins in certified condition for collectors. Highlights: Coin arrives in a protective plastic slab! 10th and final year issue in the P...Read More

First released in late 1921, the Peace Dollar replaced the Morgan Dollar as America’s standard silver dollar coin. It was created to celebrate peace after World War I and went on to become the final silver dollar issued in large numbers for circulation. Right now, BGASC offers 1927-D Peace Silver Dollar Coins in certified Mint State condition. Highlights: Arrives in an individual plastic slab! 7th coin in the Peace Dollar Series! ...Read More