Certified Peace Silver Dollar 1922 MS65 PCGS

The Certified Peace Silver Dollar 1922 MS65 PCGS has earned a high grade and comes encased in an official PCGS holder. Since the Philadelphia Mint was the first mint facility in the US, it was not required to mark its coins, thus leaving all coins minted there without a mint-mark. The Philadelphia Mint produced the most coins, causing this date to be plentiful in all grades. The Pittman Act of 1918 required the US Mint to begin minting millions of silver dollars again. The Mint first used the Morgan dollar's design, since it was ready to go, but after much lobbying, a new design was selected. The Goddess of Liberty is portrayed on the obverse, while an eagle holding an olive branch is on the reverse.

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• Year: 1922
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