Certified Peace Dollars

The Peace Dollar was issued between the years 1921 and 1935. The coin was designed by Anthony De Francisci. It features an image of crowned Liberty on the front of the coin and an eagle in repose on the back of the coin with the word "PEACE."



The first year of issue 1921 Peace Dollar was struck in high relief. Although it made for a striking and beautiful coin, it was found to be impractical for circulating coinage and switched to a low relief design in 1922.

The entire Peace Dollar series is comprised of only 24 coins, but is nonetheless challenging and rewarding for collectors. The lowest mintage coin in the series is the 1928 Peace Dollar with only 360,649 coins minted. Another difficult date is the 1934-S Peace Dollar. There are several years which are extremely difficult to locate in grades MS65 and above such as the 1924-S and 1925-S.

The Peace Dollar attempted to make a comeback in 1964 when Congress authorized the production of new Silver Dollar coins. The Denver mint produced 316,076 Peace Dollars dated 1964. All pieces were recalled and melted after authorization for the coins was rescinded by President Johnson.

Search for Peace Dollars to complete your collection by selecting the year and mint mark combination from the left. All coins featured are uncirculated coins certified by PCGS or NGC.