1923 Peace Silver Dollar 90% Silver Raw US Coin Circulated Collector Coin

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Composition

90% Silver.

Condition & photo review

Unless a third-party certification holder is clearly pictured, this coin is offered raw and ungraded. The photos are part of the description and show the exact coin you will receive. Review both sides closely for wear, marks, toning, rim condition, and any possible signs of cleaning.

A Moment in American History

1923: The World Around This Coin President Warren G. Harding died on August 2, 1923, and Calvin Coolidge took the presidential oath at his family home in Vermont. Automobiles and radio were becoming defining parts of American daily life as the decade's economy expanded. The 1923 Peace Dollar belongs to Anthony de Francisci's design commemorating peace after World War I. Its radiant Liberty and resting eagle above the word PEACE made the silver dollar a deliberate statement about the country's postwar hopes.

About This Coin

The Peace Dollar debuted in December 1921; beginning in 1922, the Mint used a lower-relief version better suited to large-scale production. The 1923 date places this coin in the series' original 1921–1928 production run. The listing identifies Philadelphia production; U.S. coins made there in this period normally carried no mint mark. Coins could remain in bank storage, circulate in commerce, or be saved by families and collectors.

Its Journey Through Time

The exact path of this coin is unknown. A coin like it may have crossed a counter, rested in a bank bag, traveled in a pocket, or waited in a collection before reaching its next keeper. * The dated history above is factual context.

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