1922 (No Mint Mark) Philadelphia Peace Dollar Silver MS63 NGC Brown Label

Peace Silver Dollars were introduced in 1921 to commemorate the restoration of peace after World War I.  1921 Peace Silver dollars were struck in High Relief but subsequently found impractical for coinage and was modified to low or shallow relief in 1922.  Struck at the Philadelphia Mint, this coin is part of the second year of issue for the Peace Dollar series, which was introduced in 1921 to commemorate the restoration of peace after World War I.

1922 Silver Peace Dollar MS63 NGC

Certified by NGC to be MS63, this coin boasts strong luster and a well-struck design, with Liberty’s radiant crown and the majestic perched eagle on the reverse standing out in crisp detail. While some minor contact marks may be present, they do not detract significantly from the overall eye appeal. The Peace Dollar series, designed by Anthony de Francisci, is highly regarded for its artistic beauty and historical significance.