1922-1935 Peace Silver Dollar

The 1922-1935 Peace Silver Dollar is a classic American silver coin that combines 90% silver content, historic significance, and a distinctive design by renowned sculptor Anthony de Francisci. Originally produced from 1922 through 1935, these vintage U.S. silver dollars are sought after by collectors interested in American history, classic coinage, and collectible silver. 1906-O $10 Liberty Head Gold Eagle – PCGS MS63 with CAC sticker

If you are looking to buy a 1922-1935 Peace Silver Dollar, individual dates, mint marks, conditions, and varieties can all affect a coin’s desirability and market value. 1904-O Morgan Silver Dollar PCGS MS64

What Is a 1922-1935 Peace Silver Dollar?

The Peace Dollar was introduced in 1921 to commemorate the peace following World War I. Beginning in 1922, the U.S. Mint transitioned the series to a lower-relief design better suited for large-scale production. Vintage Peace Dollars were struck in 90% silver and 10% copper, with a standard weight of 26.73 grams and a diameter of 38.1 mm. 1880-S $1 PCGS MS67 – CAC Sticker

The regular low-relief series was produced from 1922 through 1928 and then resumed in 1934 and 1935. This makes the 1922-1935 range an important part of the classic Peace Dollar series. 1889-CC Morgan Silver Dollar $1 – Certified PCGS XF45

1922-1935 peace silver dollar Design

The obverse features a left-facing portrait of Liberty, wearing a radiate crown. The inscriptions include LIBERTY, IN GOD WE TRVST, and the year of issue. 1883-CC Morgan Silver Dollar PCGS MS63

The reverse depicts an eagle resting on a rock with an olive branch, accompanied by the word PEACE. The design reflects the commemorative purpose of the series and is one of the most recognizable designs in classic U.S. coinage.

Anthony de Francisci designed the Peace Dollar, which has a reeded edge and contains approximately 0.7734 troy ounce of pure silver. 1904 $20 Liberty Head MS62 Prooflike

1922-1935 peace silver dollar Dates and Mint Marks

1922-1935 peace silver dollar from this period were produced at the Philadelphia, Denver, and San Francisco Mints. The mint mark can help identify the specific issue and is an important consideration when purchasing a vintage Peace Dollar. 1 oz Platinum American Eagle BU (Random Year)

Some of the major production figures include:

Date	Mint	Mintage
1922	Philadelphia	51,737,000
1922-D	Denver	15,063,000
1922-S	San Francisco	17,475,000
1923	Philadelphia	30,800,000
1923-D	Denver	6,811,000
1923-S	San Francisco	19,020,000
1924	Philadelphia	11,811,000
1924-S	San Francisco	1,728,000
1925	Philadelphia	10,198,000
1925-S	San Francisco	1,610,000
1926	Philadelphia	1,939,000
1926-D	Denver	2,348,700
1926-S	San Francisco	6,980,000
1927	Philadelphia	848,000
1927-D	Denver	1,268,900
1927-S	San Francisco	866,000
1928	Philadelphia	360,649
1928-S	San Francisco	1,632,000
1934	Philadelphia	954,057
1934-D	Denver	1,569,500
1934-S	San Francisco	1,011,000
1935	Philadelphia	1,576,000
1935-S	San Francisco	1,964,000

These mintages illustrate the substantial differences between individual Peace Dollar issues. The 1928 Philadelphia Peace Dollar, for example, had a mintage of only 360,649, while the 1922 Philadelphia issue had a mintage exceeding 51 million.

Why Buy a 1922-1935 peace silver dollar?

A vintage 1922-1935 peace silver dollar can appeal to collectors for several reasons:

90% Silver Content

Original Peace Dollars contain 90% silver and approximately 24.06 grams of pure silver. This gives the coins both collectible and precious-metal characteristics.

Historic U.S. Coinage

The Peace Dollar represents an important period in American history and was specifically designed to commemorate the nation’s return to peace following World War I.

Classic Design

The Liberty portrait and eagle-and-olive-branch reverse make Peace Dollars immediately recognizable and highly collectible.

Date and Mint-Mark Collecting

Collectors can build sets around individual years, mint marks, grades, or varieties. Peace Dollars offer a relatively compact series with 26 major date-and-mint issues from 1921-1935.

Collectible Condition

Condition can have a substantial impact on the desirability and price of a Peace Dollar. Some issues are particularly challenging to locate in higher Mint State grades, making certified examples attractive to advanced collectors.

What Affects the Value of a 1922-1935 peace silver dollar?

When purchasing a 1922-1935 Peace Silver Dollar, several factors can influence its market value:

• Date: Some years had significantly lower mintages than others.
• Mint mark: Philadelphia, Denver, and San Francisco issues can have different levels of availability.
• Condition: Uncirculated coins generally command premiums over heavily circulated examples.
• Strike quality: Certain dates, particularly some San Francisco issues, can be difficult to find with strong details.
• Mint errors and varieties: Die varieties and other recognized characteristics can add collector interest.
• Certification: Coins authenticated and graded by established third-party grading services can provide additional information about authenticity and condition.

For example, PCGS records the 1922 Philadelphia Peace Dollar at 51,737,000 pieces and the 1922-S at 17,475,000 pieces, while also documenting numerous recognized die varieties. 1945–46 Saudi Arabia 4-Pound Gold Coin

Key Dates to Know

The Peace Dollar series contains several dates that collectors pay particular attention to. The 1928 Philadelphia issue is especially notable because only 360,649 were struck. The 1927 issues also had relatively low mintages, while the 1934-S can be particularly challenging in Mint State. 2019 $5 1/10oz Gold American Eagle BU

This does not mean every example of a lower-mintage date will have the same value. Grade, preservation, eye appeal, authentication, and other characteristics should be considered when evaluating a specific coin. 1893-CC Morgan Silver Dollar PCGS VG10

Coin Highlights:

• Silver Content: Each coin contains .7734 troy ounces of .900 fine silver.
• Condition: VG (Very Good) to XF (Extra Fine) – Expect varying degrees of circulation wear with visible details and strong rims.
• Obverse Design: Features Lady Liberty with flowing hair and a radiant crown, symbolizing freedom and peace, along with “Liberty”, the date, and “In God We Trust.”
• Reverse Design: Depicts a bald eagle perched on a rock, clutching an olive branch with the inscription “Peace” below, representing hope and stability.
• Minted at Multiple U.S. Mints: Coins may come from the Philadelphia (No Mint Mark), Denver (D), or San Francisco (S) Mints (mint marks vary).
• Pre-1935 U.S. Silver: One of the last true silver dollars struck for circulation in the U.S.
• Guaranteed Authenticity: Each coin is 100% genuine U.S. Mint issued silver.

Why Buy 1922-1935 peace silver dollar in VG-XF Condition?

• Historic Collectibility: Represents America’s transition into the modern era, following the end of World War I.
• Affordable Silver Investment: Offers intrinsic silver value with added numismatic appeal at a lower price point than uncirculated examples.
• Recognized & Liquid: Peace Dollars are widely collected and easily traded in the silver bullion and numismatic markets.
• Classic U.S. Coin Design: A striking and symbolic piece of American coinage history.

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