Description
The Peace dollar (1921–1935) was struck to commemorate the end of World War I — Anthony de Francisci’s radiant Liberty on the obverse, an eagle at rest on the reverse, and 0.7734 ozt of silver in every coin as minted. [Condition line: “These are average circulated coins, dates and grades our choice, priced below melt” / “Graded VG to F+ with full rims and dates” / “Cull condition — heavily worn, damaged, or cleaned, priced for silver content” / “Common dates that have been cleaned over the years — full detail at a discount to original coins.”] However you buy them, Peace dollars are large, historic American silver at working prices. Stock photo; dates our choice.




james (verified owner) –
Great Deal..Coins in excellent condition-no slicks.
I would highly recommend to purchase.
Very Satisfied.
BUFFALOHUNTER