1921 Peace Dollar PCGS MS65 (CAC)

The Peace Dollar was designed by Anthony De Francisci, an Italian-American sculptor. His wife, Teresa was the model for Ms. Liberty. The design contest was announced on Nov. 23, 1921, and the winning design was announced less than a month later, on Dec. 19. The 1921 Peace dollar was rushed into production and more than a million of the date was coined in the last week of the year. Because of the hurried production, the wear on these coins were not tested and finding a nicely struck coin is quite a rarity. This gem example has nicely struck devices and lustrous surfaces. A fair amount of toning occurs on both sides attesting to its originality.

PCGS Cert #14286035

PCGS / NGC Population: 1114/982 – 154/111 Higher

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1921 Peace Dollar PCGS MS65 (CAC)

Satiny luster, minimal surface abrasions, and nearly fully struck, this piece has all the attributes numismatists are looking for. A design that was spearheaded by the American Numismatic Association and designed by Anthony de Francisci, it was intended to celebrate the end of “The War to End All Wars”.

PCGS Cert #06662407
PCGS / NGC Population: 1096/950 – 153 Higher

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1921-D Morgan Dollar NGC MS65PL

A very eye appealing and unusual example of the only Morgan date struck at the Denver Mint. Desirable Proof-Like appearance with warm carmel tones in varying shades. Not a single coin has been graded higher.

NGC Cert #267022003
PCGS / NGC Population: 3/15 – None Higher

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1921-D Morgan Dollar PCGS MS66 (CAC)

Last year of issue for the Morgan Dollar before the New Peace Dollar design was issued. The Denver Mint produced over 20 million examples and this is one of the finest. Only 5 coins have been deemed finer. Fully brilliant surfaces with very minimal surface abrasions.

PCGS Cert #18311151
PCGS / NGC Population: 202/219 Higher 5/6

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1921-S Morgan Dollar PCGS MS65 (CAC)

The last year of issue for the Morgan Dollar. This example is untoned with bright luminescent luster. A wonderful coin for the type collector. Only 24 coins have graded higher.

PCGS Cert #50002195

PCGS / NGC Population: 693/669 – 24 Higher

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1922 Peace Dollar NGC MS66 (CAC)

A wonderful representative of this second-year issue commemorating Peace. Originally this was designed with the Eagle breaking a sword on the reverse to represent disarmament. This was changed because of many objections from officials to the Eagle holding an olive branch.
NGC Cert #557198016

PCGS / NGC Population: 509/659

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1922 Peace Dollar PCGS MS66 (CAC)

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PCGS Cert #20446581

PCGS / NGC Population: 563/1260 Higher: 25/41
CAC Population: 0/2

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1922-S Peace Dollar PCGS MS65 (CAC)

Absolutely the finest 1922-S Peace Dollar we have seen. Satiny fields look as if they were just struck. Void of the usual bagmarks seen. Without a doubt the best “eye appealling” 1922-S available on the market today. You will not be disappointed.

PCGS Cert #06681695

PCGS / NGC Population: 244/199

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1923-S Peace Dollar NGC MS64 (CAC)

The 1923-S set a record for an S-mint Peace dollar with more than 19 million pieces produced. However, many were placed into circulation. This near-gem example is boldly struck and intensely lustrous with delightful honey toning over half of the obverse and leaving the reverse untoned.
NGC Cert #3114736055

PCGS / NGC Population: 1518/1444

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1924-S Peace Dollar PCGS MS64 (CAC)

A visually impressive “near gem” with dynamic caramel and crisp greenish-amber that touches both the obverse and reverse. Sharply designed which is not the case for most Peace dollars that were produced at the San Francisco mint. The Peace Dollar was designed by Anthony De Francisci, an Italian-American sculptor, using his wife, Teresa for the model of Ms. Liberty.

PCGS Cert #16954170

PCGS / NGC Population: 1117/786 Higher 75/65

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1925 Peace Dollar PCGS MS66 (CAC)

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PCGS Cert #24049393

PCGS / NGC Population: 1455/1621 Higher: 98/106
CAC Population/Higher: 157/13

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1926-D Peace Dollar PCGS MS66 (CAC)

A visually impressive Peace Dollar with dynamic cartwheel luster. Sharply designed and very original. The Peace Dollar was designed by Anthony De Francisci, an Italian-American sculptor, using his wife, Teresa for the model of Ms. Liberty.

PCGS Cert #25557907

PCGS / NGC Population: 171/99 Higher: 9/6
CAC Population/ Higher: 21/1

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1926-S Peace Dollar PCGS MS65

A visually impressive gem with dynamic cartwheel effects. Sharply designed which is not the case for the in a San Francisco minted Peace dollars that preceded it.

PCGS Cert #3590107
PCGS / NGC Population: 539/338 – 67 Higher

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1927-D Peace Dollar PCGS MS64 (CAC)

With a population of over 1.2 million this Denver date is surprisingly scarce in gem and higher grades. Here is blazing “near gem” example with phenomenal cartwheel luster that you can purchase for 5 times less than a MS65! This artistic beauty was designed by Anthony De Francisci, an Italian-American sculptor, using his wife, Teresa for the model of Ms. Liberty.

PCGS Cert #25524583

PCGS / NGC Population: 1108/748 Higher: 148/840
CAC Population/ Higher: 59/26

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1927-S Peace Dollar PCGS MS64

A wonderful representative of this dollar issue commemorating Peace. Originally this was designed with the Eagle breaking a sword on the reverse to represent disarmament. This was changed because of many objections from officials to the Eagle holding an olive branch. Toned Peace Dollars are always in high demand, this example displays flecks of gold though out with deep denim blue and amber warming up the peripheries.

PCGS Cert #15191903
PCGS / NGC Population: 1234/1020 Higher 62/72

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1928 Peace Dollar PCGS MS65 (CAC)

A wonderful representative of this dollar issue commemorating Peace. Originally this was designed with the Eagle breaking a sword on the reverse to represent disarmament. This was changed because of many objections from officials to the Eagle holding an olive branch. Toned Peace Dollars are always in high demand, this example displays flecks of gold though out with pale blue framing the centers. Only 11 coins have been deemed finer.

PCGS Cert #06623728

PCGS / NGC Population: 244/81 Higher 11/2

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1934-D Peace Dollar PCGS MS64 (CAC)

The ’34-D has long been considered a semi-key to the Peace dollar set. A shimmering example, with bright luster on both sides and super clean surfaces.

PCGS Cert #12782974

PCGS / NGC Population: 2051/1034

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1934-D Peace Dollar PCGS MS65 (CAC)

Truly original with warm golden toning on both the obverse and reverse. This is a well struck gem with more detail on Liberty’s hair than often seen. Only 62 coins have graded higher. A great coin for last year of the “D” mint Peace Dollar

PCGS Cert #21335077

PCGS / NGC Population: 393/201 – 62 Higher

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1934-S Peace Dollar PCGS MS64+ (CAC)

A blazing “near gem” example with phenomenal cartwheel luster! Sharply designed which is not the case for most Peace dollars that were produced at the San Francisco mint. The Peace Dollar was designed by Anthony De Francisci, an Italian-American sculptor, using his wife, Teresa for the model of Ms. Liberty.

PCGS Cert #25585718

PCGS / NGC Population: 2/0 Higher: 191/83
CAC Population: 45/26

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1934-S Peace Dollar PCGS MS64+ (CAC)

Nearing the end of the Peace Dollar that was designed by Anthony De Francisci, an Italian-American sculptor comes this blazing “near gem” example. Phenomenal cartwheel luster intensifies and illuminates the super design features of this example. Not usually the case for most Peace dollars that were produced at the San Francisco mint.

PCGS Cert #24049435

PCGS / NGC Population: 9/0 Higher: 193/84
CAC Population/Higher: 55/34

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