The First and Last United States Peace Silver Dollars

The First and Last United States Peace Silver Dollars

Two historic coins struck in Solid Silver by The United States Mint

• Featuring famous eagle design
• Strictly limited availability
• Presentation Case included

An opportunity to own the first full production version of American’s famous Silver Peace Dollar from 1922, plus the final coin from 1935. Both sought-after issues have been expertly struck in 900/1000 Silver by the prestigious US Mint and feature, on their reverse, a magnificent image of the Eagle, the country’s national emblem, holding an olive branch to represent the dawn of a new era following the First World War. On the obverses meanwhile, is the distinctive figure of Lady Liberty, also designed by leading sculptor of the time, Anthony de Francisci. By 1923, the coin entered circulation and was struck continuously for the majority of the next decade until 1935. Since then, most have been melted down so are difficult to source in volume on the secondary market while demand for first and last editions of one of the USA’s most important coins remains high. The Jubilee Mint currently has a limited number of Silver Peace Dollar Collections available, each securely housed in a deluxe Presentation Case with a Certificate of Authenticity.