1934 Peace Dollar PCGS MS64

The 1934 Peace Dollar PCGS MS64 is a highly collectible example from the final years of the iconic Peace Dollar series. Struck during the Great Depression and certified by PCGS as Mint State 64, this historic silver dollar combines strong eye appeal, original mint luster, and important low-mintage status within the series.

With a reported mintage of just 954,057 coins, the 1934 Peace Dollar is one of the scarcer Philadelphia Mint issues of the series and is especially desirable in higher uncirculated grades. Collectors appreciate this issue for both its historic significance and its increasingly limited availability in premium certified condition.

Classic Peace Dollar Design

The obverse of the coin features Anthony de Francisci’s celebrated portrait of Liberty wearing a radiant crown inspired by the Statue of Liberty. The reverse displays a majestic bald eagle perched peacefully upon a rock beneath the word “PEACE,” symbolizing America’s hope for lasting peace following World War I.

The Peace Dollar series was introduced in 1921 to commemorate the end of the war and remains one of the most recognized and collected silver dollar designs in United States numismatics.

Certified PCGS MS64 Condition

This example has been authenticated and graded MS64 by PCGS (Professional Coin Grading Service), one of the most respected third-party grading companies in the numismatic industry. Coins graded MS64 display strong mint luster with attractive overall eye appeal and only minor contact marks consistent with the grade.

Certified Peace Dollars in near-Gem Mint State condition continue to attract both collectors and investors seeking premium examples of classic 90% silver U.S. coinage.

1934 Peace Dollar Specifications

The 1934 Peace Dollar PCGS MS64 represents an outstanding opportunity to own a premium certified example from one of America’s most beloved silver dollar series.