1922-1935 PCGS MS-64 Peace Silver Dollar - Random Year

Bearing a grade of MS-64 from the Professional Coin Grading Service (PCGS), these Peace Silver Dollar Coins minted by the US Mint are important parts of American history. Interestingly, their name stems from the fact that they were struck to celebrate the peace the world enjoyed after World War I. It still serves as a reminder of the countless soldiers and civilians killed during the war.

Each of these coins contains 0.7734 troy ounces of 90% pure silver. Moreover, they still carry a face value of $1 (USD), even though it is merely symbolic considering the historical significance of the coin.

Ever since the usage of silver in official coinage was stopped, 90% silver coins like the Peace Silver Dollar Coin have attracted the attention of both collectors and investors. In fact, the Peace Silver Dollar was the last official circulation coin to contain silver in the United States – making it even more sought after.

PCGS, or Professional Coin Grading Service, has been grading and authenticating coins since it was established in 1985. Its long history of accurate, precise grading has inspired confidence among buyers, who now value their grades and certifications.

A left-facing portrait of Lady Liberty, complete with a radiate crown is imprinted on the obverses of these coins. Moreover, the word ‘Liberty’ features above the image, while the motto ‘In God We Trust’ and the year of issue are displayed below it.

These MS-64 graded Peace Silver Dollar Coins will serve as excellent additions to American coin collections and precious metals portfolios – adding both historical and silver value to them.

**This is a random year sku and orders for multiple coins in this sku are not guaranteed to be of different years.