1925-S & 1935-S Peace Silver Dollar Pair Extra Fine/Very Fine

1925-S San Francisco Peace Silver Dollar, Extra Fine. The San Francisco Mint's Peace dollar production drastically fell in the mid-1920s. Its 1925-S mintage of just 1.6 million amounted to merely 8% of the 1923-S production. In fact, it was the lowest...

1922-P & 1934-P Peace Silver Dollar Pair Very Fine

Peace dollars carry the distinction of being the last circulated 90% silver dollar. Less than 200 million were minted for the entire series (far fewer than the Morgan's 657 million series total) and due to attrition in commerce and huge government melts,...

1927-S Peace Silver Dollar About Uncirculated

The 1927-S Peace dollar mintage was a tiny fraction of some earlier outputs in the series. Its 866,000 production was less than 5% of the 1922-1923 averages. And only a very small proportion of these Peace dollars survive today in About Uncirculated...

1926-P Peace Silver Dollar Extra Fine

1925-P Peace Silver Dollar Extra Fine

1924-P Peace Silver Dollar Extra Fine

This 1924 no-mintmark Philadelphia issue's output was about 20% of the previous year's and far less than the peak mintage of 1922. Sharply detailed Extra Fine quality.

1924-P, 1925-P & 1926-P Peace Silver Dollar Trio Extra Fine

Far fewer Philadelphia specimens were produced during these years than the peak 1922 output. In 1924 and 1925 only about 20% as many were output and in 1926 the comparison dropped to just 4%.

1901-S Morgan Silver Dollar & 1927-S Peace Silver Dollar Pair About Uncirculated

1901-S San Francisco Morgan Silver Dollar About Uncirculated. Less than 25,000 are estimated to survive in mint-state quality today. That's about 1% of the original mintage — an extremely low figure for the series. In mint-state, this...

1922-S Peace Silver Dollar About Uncirculated

In 1922, the famous San Francisco branch mint released its first Peace silver dollars. They were the last silver dollar type struck for U.S. commerce by "the Granite Lady," which had been one of the few public buildings to survive the 1906 San Francisco...