Certified Peace Silver Dollar 1926 MS64 NGC

While the San Francisco Mint was starting to slow down its Peace silver dollar production, other events were taking place that would leave a mark in US history. In 1926, land on Broadway and Wallstreet was sold for $7 per sq. inch, Deford Bailey was the first African-American to perform at the Grand Ole Opry, and the restoration of Colonial Williamsburg began. Al Capone was also at his climax of power in 1926, along with the NBC station being established in the US and Europe. Your Certified 1926 Peace silver dollar was minted at the very first mint in the US, the Philadelphia Mint. Your coin is not a part of a low mintage but is scarce in its condition of Mint State. NGC assigned your coin a grade of MS64, which is relatively high comparing it to other grades.