Certified Peace Silver Dollar 1928 AU58 PCGS

The Certified Peace Silver Dollar 1928 AU58 PCGS is considered to be the lowest minted coin of the series. With a very low mintage of 360,649, the 1928 Peace dollar is hard to find in any grade. The Pittman Act of 1918 required the US Mint to produce millions of silver dollars until 1928. In 1928, the US Mint completed its requirement, having minted over 150 millions coins. Until further notice, the 1928 Peace dollar concluded the production of the first US coin, that commemorated peace after World War I. Many of these Peace dollars were either used as currency or stored in banks for collection purposes. Since all of the BU Peace dollars were stored in canvas bags, they will contain slight contact marks on the coin's surface.