First released in late 1921, the Peace Dollar replaced the Morgan Dollar as Americas 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!
• Total mintage of 1,268,900 coins!
• Produced at the Denver Mint!
• Limited availability of certified coins!
• Contains .7734 Troy oz of actual silver content.
• Bears a face value of $1 (USD) backed by the federal government.
• Issued a Grade of Mint State 62 by the Numismatic Guaranty Corporation.
• The obverse side comes with a portrait of Lady Liberty.
• On the reverse side is an American bald eagle.
• Comes with a D mint mark from the Denver Mint.

Each of these 1927-D Peace Silver Dollar Coins is graded Mint State 62 and comes packaged in a secure plastic slab. At this grade level, coins tend to have weaker luster, with a number of small contact marks and sometimes a few larger ones in areas that draw attention. Light surface hairlines are also common.

Obverse

On the obverse of the 1927-D Peace Dollar, Liberty is shown in profile, facing to the left. Her long hair is windblown, and a crown of rays rests on her head. This was a new visual direction for U.S. coinage at the time.

Reverse

The reverse design features a bald eagle resting on a rock. The eagle holds an olive branch, and its gaze is fixed on the rising sun in the background. This calm and peaceful image was part of the message the Peace Dollar aimed to convey after the war.

History

The design of the Peace Dollar was created by Anthony de Francisci. He used his wife, Teresa, as the model for Liberty, giving the image a fresh and youthful look that stood out from earlier coin designs. Her hair flows freely, and the radiant crown above her head draws inspiration from the Statue of Liberty.

Ordering

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