1926-P Peace Silver Dollar About Uncirculated

Product Description

In 1926, all obverse dies of the Peace dollar were modified to strengthen the appearance of GOD. But by this point in the Peace series, the mintage quota set by Congress was rapidly nearing due to the massive numbers struck in 1922 and ‘23. Across all mints, annual outputs were dropping; with just 1.9 million struck, this Philadelphia issue claims the lowest production of any Peace dollar for the year — and today less than 60,000 are estimated to remain in mint-state condition. Average BU specimens sell for nearly $300, but our just-shy-of-mint-state About Uncirculated option is an appealing alternative for much less.