The Peace dollar is one of the most celebrated silver coins in American numismatic history, struck in 90% silver with a total weight of 0.7734 troy ounces. Produced by the United States Mint from 1921 through 1935, these coins carry legal tender status and remain among the most recognizable silver dollars ever issued. The example offered here has been graded MS66 by NGC, placing it firmly in the gem uncirculated tier with only minor imperfections visible under close inspection.
Toning on a graded Peace dollar is a natural byproduct of long-term silver oxidation, and at the MS66 level it frequently enhances both visual appeal and collector interest. Each coin is a random year selection from our current inventory, meaning the specific date may vary, though all examples meet the same NGC MS66 grading standard regardless of year.
The Peace dollar was born out of a post-World War I movement to commemorate the armistice and the return of peace. Anthony de Francisci won the design competition organized by the Commission of Fine Arts, and the coin entered circulation on December 28, 1921. Congress aut
…The Peace dollar is one of the most celebrated silver coins in American numismatic history, struck in 90% silver with a total weight of 0.7734 troy ounces. Produced by the United States Mint from 1921 through 1935, these coins carry legal tender status and remain among the most recognizable silver dollars ever issued. The example offered here has been graded MS66 by NGC, placing it firmly in the gem uncirculated tier with only minor imperfections visible under close inspection.
Toning on a graded Peace dollar is a natural byproduct of long-term silver oxidation, and at the MS66 level it frequently enhances both visual appeal and collector interest. Each coin is a random year selection from our current inventory, meaning the specific date may vary, though all examples meet the same NGC MS66 grading standard regardless of year.
The Peace dollar was born out of a post-World War I movement to commemorate the armistice and the return of peace. Anthony de Francisci won the design competition organized by the Commission of Fine Arts, and the coin entered circulation on December 28, 1921. Congress authorized the series under the Pittman Act, which also mandated the melting of earlier Morgan dollars to fund silver purchases from domestic mines.
Production continued at the Philadelphia, Denver, and San Francisco mints through 1928, with a brief revival in 1934 and 1935 before the series ended. A 1964 revival was cancelled before coins entered circulation, making the original 1921 to 1935 run the definitive series. Throughout its production window, the Peace dollar served as the primary circulating silver dollar in the United States and remains deeply tied to early twentieth century American monetary history.
The obverse features a portrait of Liberty wearing a radiant crown, modeled after de Francisci's wife Teresa. The design draws clear influence from classical idealism and stands as a departure from the more formal portraiture found on the Morgan dollar it replaced. "LIBERTY" arcs above the portrait, while the date sits below, and "IN GOD WE TRUST" appears to the left of Liberty's neck.
The reverse depicts a bald eagle at rest on an olive branch, clutching a bundle of additional branches that reinforce the coin's peacetime message. "PEACE" is inscribed below the eagle, and "UNITED STATES OF AMERICA" curves along the upper rim above the denomination "ONE DOLLAR." The overall composition is deliberately understated compared to earlier American coinage, reflecting the artistic sensibility of the early 1920s.
At the MS66 grade, the coin's surfaces retain nearly full original luster with only the most minor blemishes. Toned examples at this level often display a range of iridescent colors, from gold and amber to blue and violet, produced through decades of natural silver oxidation. These color patterns develop differently on each coin, giving toned Peace dollars a distinct individuality that many collectors actively seek.
Each coin in this listing has been independently authenticated and graded by NGC, one of the most respected third-party grading services in numismatics. The coin is sealed in an NGC holder with a unique certification number that can be verified directly through NGC's online registry. We are an authorized NGC dealer, which means we have direct access to NGC-graded material and the expertise to accurately represent graded product to our customers.
The 90% silver composition and 0.7734 troy ounce weight are consistent specifications for the Peace dollar series and are already reflected in the NGC certification. No additional weight or purity verification is necessary given the encapsulated and graded status of each coin.
MS66 is a gem uncirculated grade, meaning the coin shows no signs of circulation and retains nearly full original luster across both surfaces. At this grade level, NGC permits only minor scattered contact marks or very slight blemishes that do not detract significantly from the coin's eye appeal. The toning designation confirms that color has developed naturally on the coin's surfaces, which NGC considers acceptable at this grade when it does not obscure detail or luster.
Each coin ships encapsulated in its original NGC holder, which protects the coin from handling and environmental exposure without requiring removal. The holder includes the NGC label displaying the grade, designation, and certification number. Because these are individually graded coins rather than bulk bullion, each one ships in its NGC slab regardless of quantity ordered.
Pricing for NGC-graded Peace dollars reflects both the underlying silver spot price and the numismatic premium associated with the grade, toning, and date. The silver content provides a baseline floor tied to live market conditions, but the collector premium at the MS66 level typically dominates total pricing, particularly for attractively toned examples. Premiums at this grade can vary meaningfully depending on current demand in the certified coin market.
Toning adds another layer of pricing complexity. Eye-appealing multicolor toning on a gem Peace dollar commands stronger premiums than untoned examples in the same grade, and the specific color palette and distribution across the coin's surfaces can influence perceived value. Our pricing reflects current market conditions across both the silver market and the broader certified numismatic market.
NGC-graded Peace dollars at the MS66 level trade actively across major numismatic auction platforms, dealer networks, and collector markets. The NGC holder standardizes the grading conversation, which simplifies transactions and reduces the friction typically associated with raw coin sales. Toned examples at this grade attract a dedicated segment of buyers who specifically seek aesthetic originality, which supports consistent demand.
We operate a two-way market that supports buying and selling within the same ecosystem, giving customers a practical option when it comes time to liquidate. Understanding the resale environment before purchase is part of making an informed decision, and graded coins from established services like NGC tend to have more transparent and verifiable pricing histories than ungraded alternatives.
The combination of a gem uncirculated grade and natural toning makes this a more compelling numismatic piece than a standard, untoned MS66. Collectors who pursue toned silver coins understand that attractive toning at this grade level is difficult to find and represents decades of stable, undisturbed storage. The fact that each example has been certified by NGC removes the subjectivity from the grading equation and gives buyers a standardized benchmark.
For those who appreciate the Peace dollar series specifically, the random year format still delivers a coin that meets the same NGC standard regardless of date. Common-date Peace dollars in MS66 represent an accessible entry point into gem-quality certified coinage with a design that stands among the finest ever produced for American circulation.
We are an authorized dealer for both NGC and PCGS, which means we handle certified coinage with the knowledge and accountability that designation requires. Our A rating with the Better Business Bureau and active memberships in the American Numismatic Association and the National Coin and Bullion Association reflect a consistent standard of professionalism across every transaction. These credentials are not decorative; they shape how we source, verify, and stand behind the products we offer.
Our pricing is structured around real-time market conditions rather than inflated retail markups, and our two-way market model means we are a resource at both ends of the transaction. Whether you are building a collection, adding a certified piece to an existing portfolio, or eventually looking to sell, we are equipped to support each stage of that process transparently. Our goal is a straightforward experience grounded in honesty, accuracy, and long-term customer confidence.
Bullion Standard Pro gives members access to live, executable wholesale bid and ask pricing across our catalog, including certified numismatic products. For buyers evaluating toned or graded Peace dollars, having visibility into real-time wholesale pricing helps clarify where a coin sits relative to current market conditions rather than relying on static retail figures. Pro members can also access proprietary market intelligence tools that provide context around premiums, bid/ask spreads, and broader market activity.
Portfolio valuation through Bullion Standard Pro uses live wholesale bid pricing rather than estimated retail values, giving members a more realistic view of what their holdings are worth in the current market. For certified silver coins where premiums can fluctuate based on collector demand and silver spot movement, this kind of pricing transparency is particularly useful when evaluating whether to hold or sell.
We support a wide range of payment methods so that completing a purchase is simple and secure regardless of how you prefer to transact. Accepted payment options include Visa, Mastercard, American Express, Discover, PayPal, bank-connected payments through Plaid, wire transfer, paper check, and cryptocurrency via BitPay. Each method is processed through a secure platform designed to protect your transaction from start to finish.
Product ID: BST-00211594E6
| Random Year Status | Random Year |
|---|---|
| Precious Metal Type | Silver |
| Bullion Coin Type | Peace Dollar |
| Format | Coin |
| Country of Origin | United States |
| Brand/Mint | U.S. Mint |
| Purity | 0.9 |
| Weight | 0.7734 oz |
| Thickness (mm) | 2.4 mm |
| Diameter (mm) | 38.1 mm |
| Grade | MS66 |
| Grading Service | NGC |
The Peace dollar is one of the most celebrated silver coins in American numismatic history, struck in 90% silver with a total weight of 0.7734 troy ounces. Produced by the United States Mint from 1921 through 1935, these coins carry legal tender status and remain among the most recognizable silver dollars ever issued. The example offered here has been graded MS66 by NGC, placing it firmly in the gem uncirculated tier with only minor imperfections visible under close inspection.
Toning on a graded Peace dollar is a natural byproduct of long-term silver oxidation, and at the MS66 level it frequently enhances both visual appeal and collector interest. Each coin is a random year selection from our current inventory, meaning the specific date may vary, though all examples meet the same NGC MS66 grading standard regardless of year.
The Peace dollar was born out of a post-World War I movement to commemorate the armistice and the return of peace. Anthony de Francisci won the design competition organized by the Commission of Fine Arts, and the coin entered circulation on December 28, 1921. Congress aut
…The Peace dollar is one of the most celebrated silver coins in American numismatic history, struck in 90% silver with a total weight of 0.7734 troy ounces. Produced by the United States Mint from 1921 through 1935, these coins carry legal tender status and remain among the most recognizable silver dollars ever issued. The example offered here has been graded MS66 by NGC, placing it firmly in the gem uncirculated tier with only minor imperfections visible under close inspection.
Toning on a graded Peace dollar is a natural byproduct of long-term silver oxidation, and at the MS66 level it frequently enhances both visual appeal and collector interest. Each coin is a random year selection from our current inventory, meaning the specific date may vary, though all examples meet the same NGC MS66 grading standard regardless of year.
The Peace dollar was born out of a post-World War I movement to commemorate the armistice and the return of peace. Anthony de Francisci won the design competition organized by the Commission of Fine Arts, and the coin entered circulation on December 28, 1921. Congress authorized the series under the Pittman Act, which also mandated the melting of earlier Morgan dollars to fund silver purchases from domestic mines.
Production continued at the Philadelphia, Denver, and San Francisco mints through 1928, with a brief revival in 1934 and 1935 before the series ended. A 1964 revival was cancelled before coins entered circulation, making the original 1921 to 1935 run the definitive series. Throughout its production window, the Peace dollar served as the primary circulating silver dollar in the United States and remains deeply tied to early twentieth century American monetary history.
The obverse features a portrait of Liberty wearing a radiant crown, modeled after de Francisci's wife Teresa. The design draws clear influence from classical idealism and stands as a departure from the more formal portraiture found on the Morgan dollar it replaced. "LIBERTY" arcs above the portrait, while the date sits below, and "IN GOD WE TRUST" appears to the left of Liberty's neck.
The reverse depicts a bald eagle at rest on an olive branch, clutching a bundle of additional branches that reinforce the coin's peacetime message. "PEACE" is inscribed below the eagle, and "UNITED STATES OF AMERICA" curves along the upper rim above the denomination "ONE DOLLAR." The overall composition is deliberately understated compared to earlier American coinage, reflecting the artistic sensibility of the early 1920s.
At the MS66 grade, the coin's surfaces retain nearly full original luster with only the most minor blemishes. Toned examples at this level often display a range of iridescent colors, from gold and amber to blue and violet, produced through decades of natural silver oxidation. These color patterns develop differently on each coin, giving toned Peace dollars a distinct individuality that many collectors actively seek.
Each coin in this listing has been independently authenticated and graded by NGC, one of the most respected third-party grading services in numismatics. The coin is sealed in an NGC holder with a unique certification number that can be verified directly through NGC's online registry. We are an authorized NGC dealer, which means we have direct access to NGC-graded material and the expertise to accurately represent graded product to our customers.
The 90% silver composition and 0.7734 troy ounce weight are consistent specifications for the Peace dollar series and are already reflected in the NGC certification. No additional weight or purity verification is necessary given the encapsulated and graded status of each coin.
MS66 is a gem uncirculated grade, meaning the coin shows no signs of circulation and retains nearly full original luster across both surfaces. At this grade level, NGC permits only minor scattered contact marks or very slight blemishes that do not detract significantly from the coin's eye appeal. The toning designation confirms that color has developed naturally on the coin's surfaces, which NGC considers acceptable at this grade when it does not obscure detail or luster.
Each coin ships encapsulated in its original NGC holder, which protects the coin from handling and environmental exposure without requiring removal. The holder includes the NGC label displaying the grade, designation, and certification number. Because these are individually graded coins rather than bulk bullion, each one ships in its NGC slab regardless of quantity ordered.
Pricing for NGC-graded Peace dollars reflects both the underlying silver spot price and the numismatic premium associated with the grade, toning, and date. The silver content provides a baseline floor tied to live market conditions, but the collector premium at the MS66 level typically dominates total pricing, particularly for attractively toned examples. Premiums at this grade can vary meaningfully depending on current demand in the certified coin market.
Toning adds another layer of pricing complexity. Eye-appealing multicolor toning on a gem Peace dollar commands stronger premiums than untoned examples in the same grade, and the specific color palette and distribution across the coin's surfaces can influence perceived value. Our pricing reflects current market conditions across both the silver market and the broader certified numismatic market.
NGC-graded Peace dollars at the MS66 level trade actively across major numismatic auction platforms, dealer networks, and collector markets. The NGC holder standardizes the grading conversation, which simplifies transactions and reduces the friction typically associated with raw coin sales. Toned examples at this grade attract a dedicated segment of buyers who specifically seek aesthetic originality, which supports consistent demand.
We operate a two-way market that supports buying and selling within the same ecosystem, giving customers a practical option when it comes time to liquidate. Understanding the resale environment before purchase is part of making an informed decision, and graded coins from established services like NGC tend to have more transparent and verifiable pricing histories than ungraded alternatives.
The combination of a gem uncirculated grade and natural toning makes this a more compelling numismatic piece than a standard, untoned MS66. Collectors who pursue toned silver coins understand that attractive toning at this grade level is difficult to find and represents decades of stable, undisturbed storage. The fact that each example has been certified by NGC removes the subjectivity from the grading equation and gives buyers a standardized benchmark.
For those who appreciate the Peace dollar series specifically, the random year format still delivers a coin that meets the same NGC standard regardless of date. Common-date Peace dollars in MS66 represent an accessible entry point into gem-quality certified coinage with a design that stands among the finest ever produced for American circulation.
We are an authorized dealer for both NGC and PCGS, which means we handle certified coinage with the knowledge and accountability that designation requires. Our A rating with the Better Business Bureau and active memberships in the American Numismatic Association and the National Coin and Bullion Association reflect a consistent standard of professionalism across every transaction. These credentials are not decorative; they shape how we source, verify, and stand behind the products we offer.
Our pricing is structured around real-time market conditions rather than inflated retail markups, and our two-way market model means we are a resource at both ends of the transaction. Whether you are building a collection, adding a certified piece to an existing portfolio, or eventually looking to sell, we are equipped to support each stage of that process transparently. Our goal is a straightforward experience grounded in honesty, accuracy, and long-term customer confidence.
Bullion Standard Pro gives members access to live, executable wholesale bid and ask pricing across our catalog, including certified numismatic products. For buyers evaluating toned or graded Peace dollars, having visibility into real-time wholesale pricing helps clarify where a coin sits relative to current market conditions rather than relying on static retail figures. Pro members can also access proprietary market intelligence tools that provide context around premiums, bid/ask spreads, and broader market activity.
Portfolio valuation through Bullion Standard Pro uses live wholesale bid pricing rather than estimated retail values, giving members a more realistic view of what their holdings are worth in the current market. For certified silver coins where premiums can fluctuate based on collector demand and silver spot movement, this kind of pricing transparency is particularly useful when evaluating whether to hold or sell.
We support a wide range of payment methods so that completing a purchase is simple and secure regardless of how you prefer to transact. Accepted payment options include Visa, Mastercard, American Express, Discover, PayPal, bank-connected payments through Plaid, wire transfer, paper check, and cryptocurrency via BitPay. Each method is processed through a secure platform designed to protect your transaction from start to finish.
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