1922-D Peace Dollar MS-67 NGC
This 1922-D Peace Dollar has been certified as MS-67 by NGC, one of the top coin grading services in the industry. This coin has a population of only 21 coins!
Coin Highlights:
- This coin has a mintage of 15,063,000.
- Population of 21 coins at this grade level with 2 graded higher.
- NGC encapsulation guarantees the coin’s MS-67 condition.
- Obverse: Depicts a left-facing portrait of Lady Liberty with a radiate crown, similar to Roman coins. Surrounding Liberty are the words “Liberty,” “In God We Trust” and the year of issue.
- Reverse: An American Bald Eagle perched on a rock, clutching an olive branch in its talons, encircled by the words “United States of America,” “E Pluribus Unum,” “One Dollar” and “Peace.”
- Coins from the Denver mint feature the “D” mint mark.
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1922-D Peace Dollar MS-67 NGC
The Silver Peace Dollar was the second most widely circulated silver coin in U.S. history, after the Silver Morgan Dollar. Although common dates are not worth much more than face value, many rare issues are valued in the hundreds of dollars. The Silver Peace Dollar first entered circulation on November 28, 1921 and continued until 1935 when it was replaced by the Silver Mercury Dime.
The Silver Peace dollar was created as a result of a call, by President Woodrow Wilson through his Secretary of the Treasury William McAdoo, for a coin to celebrate peace. This was necessitated by the outbreak of war in Europe and a Silver Trade Dollar shortage. The Silver Peace Dollar is very similar to the Morgan Silver Dollar for two reasons: 1) it has the same Silver fineness, and 2) it was designed by George T. Morgan, who also created the Silver Morgan Dollar and Silver Canadian Dollar. President Wilson wanted a coin with strong classic ties that could be presented as a gift to foreign heads of state or others which would not cause controversy domestically or internationally.
