Silver Peace Dollar NGC MS63 (Random)

Peace Silver Dollar NGC MS63 (Random)

BOLD is thrilled to introduce the Peace Silver Dollar, featuring dates spanning from 1921 to 1935. The coin comes with a magnificent MS63 grade graded by the Numismatic Guaranty Company (NGC). With the shimmering beauty of American Coinage and artistic brilliance, the Peace Dollar is a must-grab deal for your silver portfolio!

Key Features:

• Peace Silver Dollar NGC MS63 (Random)
• Purity: Contains 0.7734 troy ounce of 0.900 fine silver.
• Obverse: It bears the effigy of Lady Liberty along with “LIBERTY”, the motto, and the year of issue inscribed.
• Reverse: It depicts the American bald eagle perched on an olive branch and identifying marks encircling it.
• Face value: 1 DOLLAR (USD).
• Dimensions: Diameter of 38.1 mm and 3.1 mm in Thickness.
• Packaging: The NGC encapsulates each coin in a protective plastic, and multiples of 20 coins are in the NGC slab holder box.

We'll deliver the Peace Dollars depending on availability while maintaining consistent grading standards.

Anthony De Francisci designs the obverse of the Peace Silver Dollar from the modeling of his wife, Teresa De Francisci. The head and neck effigy of the Goddess Lady Liberty is displayed with wavy hair and a crown made from rays of sun. The effigy is encircled by the inscriptions of “LIBERTY'' and “IN GOD WE TRVST”, where the “U” is rendered as a “V”.

The reverse side of the coin includes an American bald eagle perched on an olive branch. The eagle majestically displays its features with the sun rays in the background. The reverse also includes the inscriptions of the country of issue, the motto of the US, and face value, such as “UNITED STATES OF AMERICA,” “E PLURIBUS UNUM,” and “ONE DOLLAR.” Below the eagle is “PEACE” engraved, making the Peace Dollar the only coin that depicts the message and purpose clearly and directly.

Significance of the Peace Dollar in American Coinage History

The Peace Dollar was introduced in 1921, after the discontinuation of the Morgan Dollar. The Peace Dollar was released to promote the idea of Peace after the horrific World War I. The original Peace Dollar has a high relief design that was later lowered to sustain the quality of the coin for a longer period. The reverse depicted a broken sword held by the eagle on the branch, which raised immense controversy and protest as it signified defeat rather than peace. Ultimately, through a series of hurdles, the Peace Dollar was released, completing the redesign of the US Coinage history that began in 1907.

Purchase your Peace Silver Dollar from BOLD today and discover the fascinating history of American coinage as you grow your silver portfolio!