1922-1935 NGC MS-66 Peace Silver Dollar – Random Year

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These coins are graded as MS-66 and will vary between their mints and dates of issue between 1922 and 1935. The Philadelphia, Denver and San Francisco Mints were the mint locations that produced Silver Peace Dollars. The total mintage of Silver Peace Dollars is over 190 million Peace Dollars minted at San Francisco or Denver will have a mintmark, while Philadelphia mint coins would not carry a mint mark.

The Numismatic Guaranty Corporation (NGC) not only certifies these coins as genuine peace dollars, but they also classify them as being MS-66. This grade among peace dollars is comparatively uncommon, as MS-68 was the highest grade ever assigned to a Peace Dollar. The Numismatic Guaranty Corporation, or NGC, was founded in 1987. It began in New Jersey as a relatively small third-party coin-grader. In the past 30 years however, NGC has become one of the world’s leading coin graders. In fact, they are now the largest third party grading companies in the world, with more than 35 million coins being graded by NGC.

The obverse of the Peace Dollar features the designer’s wife portrayed his wife as Lady Liberty with a crown modeled after the crown on the Statue of Liberty. The word “LIBERTY” is at the top, with the year minted along the bottom. The words “IN GOD WE TRVST” are minted towards the bottom of the coin as well.

The reverse of these coins feature a regal looking bald eagle the words “UNITED STATES OF AMERICA” are minted along the top with the words “E PLURIBUS UNUM” just below. The words “ONE” & “DOLLAR” is minted on either side of the eagle and the word “PEACE” is minted at the very bottom of the coin. Also, if there were a mintmark it would be either an S or D and would be minted just above the eagle’s tail feathers.

Grab these Random Year graded NGC MS-66 Peace Silver Dollars from SD Bullion to enrich your silver coin collection with these century-old American coins and diversify your precious metals assets at the same time.

Buy MS-66 Peace Silver Dollars Online These coins are graded as MS-66 and will vary between their mints and dates of issue between 1921-1928 and 1934-1935. The Philadelphia, Denver and San Francisco Mints were the mint locations that produced Silver Peace Dollars. The total mintage of Silver Peace Dollars is over 190 million Peace Dollars minted at San Francisco or Denver will have a mintmark, while Philadelphia mint coins would not carry a mintmark. The Numismatic Guaranty Corporation (NGC) not only certifies these coins as genuine peace dollars, but they also classify them as being MS-66. This grade among peace dollars is comparatively uncommon, as MS-68 was the highest grade ever assigned to a Peace Dollar. The Numismatic Guaranty Corporation, or NGC, was founded in 1987. It began in New Jersey as a relatively small third-party coin-grader. In the past 30 years, however, NGC has become one of the world’s leading coin graders. In fact, they are now the largest third-party grading companies in the world, with more than 35 million coins being graded by NGC. The obverse of the Peace Dollar features the designer’s wife portrayed his wife as Lady Liberty with a crown modeled after the crown on the Statue of Liberty. The word “LIBERTY” is at the top, with the year minted along the bottom. The words “IN GOD WE TRVST” are minted towards the bottom of the coin as well. The reverse of these coins features a regal looking bald eagle the words “UNITED STATES OF AMERICA” are minted along the top with the words “E PLURIBUS UNUM” just below. The words “ONE” & “DOLLAR” is minted on either side of the eagle and the word “PEACE” is minted at the very bottom of the coin. Also, if there were a mintmark it would be either an S or D and would be minted just above the eagle’s tail feathers. Grab these Random Year graded NGC MS-66 Peace Silver Dollars from SD Bullion to enrich your silver coin collection with these century-old American coins and diversify your precious metals assets at the same time.