1922-1935 NGC MS-64 Peace Silver Dollar - Random Year

The NGC has authenticated and graded Peace Silver Dollars, belonging to the era of official silver dollar coins in the United States. In fact, the Peace Dollars bear the unique distinction of being the very last silver dollars struck by the US Mint, before the US decided to cease the usage of silver in official coinage.

Each of these silver coins has been assigned an MS-64 (Mint State 64) grade – indicating an almost pristine coin specimen – considering its age. NGC’s (Numismatic Guaranty Corporation) vast experience lends reliability to these coins, assuring buyers of only genuine Peace Dollar Coins in MS-64 condition.

Although the years of issue vary from 1921-1928 and 1934-1935, every coin is an authentic Peace Silver Dollar Coin. Each of these coins is struck using 0.77344 troy ounces of 90% fine silver – similar to all other silver coins of that era.

Boasting Anthony Francisci’s exquisite artwork, the coins display an image of Lady Liberty adorning her ‘radiate’ crown. This side also showcases the motto ‘In God We Trust,’ and the year of issue of the coin.

On the reverses, a breathtaking portrayal of a Bald Eagle draws attention brings out the elegance of the United States’ National Bird. Moreover, the face value of the coin, ‘One Dollar,’ is also imprinted on this side.

These sealed and graded Peace Silver Dollar Coins will make valuable additions to both coin collections and investment portfolios. In fact, their historical importance makes them all the more essential to any American coin collection.