1928 Silver Peace Dollar Extremely Fine to Almost Uncirculated Condition

The 1928 Peace Silver Dollar, struck at the Philadelphia Mint, embodies the nation’s post–World War I optimism with Anthony de Francisci’s elegant design of Lady Liberty crowned by radiant rays on the obverse and a majestic eagle perched on a crag on the reverse. In Extremely Fine to About Uncirculated condition, this coin retains much of its original luster and detail, with only light wear on Liberty’s rays and the eagle’s wing feathers. Its relatively modest mintage of 360,649 pieces makes the 1928 issue one of the scarcer regular-production dates in the Peace Dollar series, enhancing its desirability for both type collectors and investors in classic U.S. silver coinage.

1928 Silver Peace Dollar XF/AU Condition

Collectors will appreciate the strong central strike and the preservation of interior fields free from major marks, which underscore the coin’s XF/AU grade. The Peace Dollar series represents the brief yet iconic era of 1921–1935 when the U.S. Mint sought to symbolize national healing and renewal, and the 1928 Philadelphia release stands out for its blend of historical significance and enduring visual appeal. Whether rounding out a date set or anchoring a silver-dollar collection, this XF/AU-condition specimen offers a compelling piece of America’s numismatic heritage.