1935 Peace Silver Dollar

The Peace Dollar is one of the most fascinating collector coins, as its historical relevance is drawn from a tremendous time of national revitalization and renewal. Comprised of 90% silver, the 1935 Peace Silver Dollar was designed by Anthony de Francisci after World War I to commemorate victory and a long-awaited time of peace. The 1935 Peace Silver Dollar design was struck each year from 1921 to 1928 and then again in 1934 and one final time in 1935. This beautiful 1935 Peace Silver Dollar features Lady Liberty on the obverse and the Bald Eagle with the word Peace on the reverse.

The nation was markedly on its way to relief, recovery and reform. Now, you can be the privileged owner of an authentic 1935 Peace Silver Dollar Coin, marking the last year of mintage and paying tribute to one of the most transformative times in U.S. history. The 1935 Peace silver dollar coin is encased in a clear protective capsule and will arrive with educational reference and a Certificate of Authenticity. Each 1935 Peace Silver Dollar is a magnificent piece to add to your silver dollar collection.



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