Certified Peace Silver Dollar 1921 MS64 NGC

The 1921 MS64 Peace Dollar has earned a MS64 grade, a difficult grade to find for this common date, since so many were put into circulation and not saved. A Mint-State Peace Dollar has a full mint luster, with excellent detail in design, but a couple of bag marks might also be visible. NGC issued the grade, for this coin, and is a world renown coin grading agency. In its first year of mintage, the Peace Silver dollar was only minted by the Philadelphia Mint. To get the 1921 issue out, before the year of 1921 was over, the first Peace dollar was struck in mid-December of 1921. Although the mint tried to restart the Morgan silver dollar, many lobbied for a change in design that would memorialize the peace after World War I. After many design flops, the Goddess of Liberty was chosen for the obverse of the Peace dollar. Just over one million Peace dollars were minted in 1921, by the Philadelphia Mint, kicking off the last run of the US silver dollar.

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• Year: 1921
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