Peace Silver Dollar Extra Fine 1925

Founded in 1792, by the Founding Fathers, the Philadelphia Mint had a lot of pressure placed on its shoulders. Not only was it the first mint facility in the US but it also had a list of requirements to accomplish, due to the Mint Act of 1792. The list contained demands, such as every coin must display its denomination and/or metal composition. The most important requirement was that every coin needed to display an emblematic symbol of liberty. This demand has led to all of the US currency portraying either Lady Liberty and/or an eagle on its surface. Your 1925 Peace silver dollar displays the Goddess of Liberty, wearing a tiara composed of sun rays. Since the Philadelphia Mint was the first mint, their signature mark was to leave no mint-mark at all on their coins. Your Peace dollar exhibits traits of extra fine condition, with worn images and slight mint luster.

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• Year: 1925
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