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1921 marked the debut of Peace Silver Dollars as the US Mint introduced the coins in late December. There is a unique aspect of the 1921 Peace Dollar, with the mint striking the coins in high relief. This debut issue features a radiant image of Liberty with a bold eagle on the reverse. Right now, the 1921 Peace Silver Dollar in MS64 condition is available from JM Bullion.
Coin Highlights:
This 1921 Peace Silver Dollar is an MS64 specimen that exhibits light scattered marks with a few possibly in the primary focal fields. This 1921 Peace Dollar has a vibrant mint luster in the central fields and a delicate toning along the rim with an amber-gold color. These coins represent a cornerstone for the Peace Dollar Series. As the first date in the program, it offers historical significance with a quality eye appeal.
The 1921 release of Peace Dollars included a low mintage of just over one million coins, with all specimens struck in high relief. The 1921 issue and early 1922 issues from Philadelphia featured high-relief strikes, but the US Mint halted the production of high-relief coins in early 1922 given the difficulty in achieving a consistent strike.
The obverse of 1921 Peace Dollar Coins comes with a left-profile relief of Lady Liberty. Designed by Anthony de Francisci, this image shows Liberty wearing a towering crown of light with flowing hair. The phrase IN GOD WE TRUST is found on this side with the unique use of Latin lettering in trust, where the U is replaced by a V.
On the reverse of 1921 Peace Silver Dollars, you will find a depiction of the American bald eagle. The eagle is shown here perched on a ledge with its wings resting at its sides as it gazes off into the distance toward the rising sun.
If you have any questions about vintage Peace Dollars, please feel free to ask. JM Bullion customer service is available at 800-276-6508, online using our web chat, and via our email address.
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1921 marked the debut of Peace Silver Dollars as the US Mint introduced the coins in late December. There is a unique aspect of the 1921 Peace Dollar, with the mint striking the coins in high relief. This debut issue features a radiant image of Liberty with a bold eagle on the reverse. Right now, the 1921 Peace Silver Dollar in MS64 condition is available from JM Bullion.
Coin Highlights:
This 1921 Peace Silver Dollar is an MS64 specimen that exhibits light scattered marks with a few possibly in the primary focal fields. This 1921 Peace Dollar has a vibrant mint luster in the central fields and a delicate toning along the rim with an amber-gold color. These coins represent a cornerstone for the Peace Dollar Series. As the first date in the program, it offers historical significance with a quality eye appeal.
The 1921 release of Peace Dollars included a low mintage of just over one million coins, with all specimens struck in high relief. The 1921 issue and early 1922 issues from Philadelphia featured high-relief strikes, but the US Mint halted the production of high-relief coins in early 1922 given the difficulty in achieving a consistent strike.
The obverse of 1921 Peace Dollar Coins comes with a left-profile relief of Lady Liberty. Designed by Anthony de Francisci, this image shows Liberty wearing a towering crown of light with flowing hair. The phrase IN GOD WE TRUST is found on this side with the unique use of Latin lettering in trust, where the U is replaced by a V.
On the reverse of 1921 Peace Silver Dollars, you will find a depiction of the American bald eagle. The eagle is shown here perched on a ledge with its wings resting at its sides as it gazes off into the distance toward the rising sun.
If you have any questions about vintage Peace Dollars, please feel free to ask. JM Bullion customer service is available at 800-276-6508, online using our web chat, and via our email address.
