Description
The 1922 Peace Silver Dollar (NGC MS64) is a standout example from America’s final silver dollar series, offering collectors a brilliant blend of strong luster, sharp detail, and high‑grade preservation. Certified Mint State 64 by NGC, this coin displays above‑average eye appeal with only light contact marks typical for the grade, making it an excellent choice for both type collectors and investors seeking quality without the premium of gem‑level coins.
Struck at the Philadelphia Mint, the 1922 issue is the most widely collected date in the Peace Dollar series, known for its availability in higher mint‑state grades. Each coin contains 0.7734 troy ounces of .900 fine silver and features Anthony de Francisci’s iconic designs: Liberty with radiant crown on the obverse and the eagle of peace perched on a rock on the reverse.
Key Features
- NGC MS64 Certification — strong luster, clean fields, and crisp detail
- Philadelphia Mint Issue (no mintmark)
- .900 fine silver, 26.73 g, 38.1 mm diameter
- Part of the Peace Dollar series commemorating the end of World War I
- Excellent balance of quality and value for collectors
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