1922 Peace Silver Dollar – PCGS MS63 – Exceptional Luster & Shine
Overview
Add a classic American design icon to your portfolio with this 1922 Peace Silver Dollar, certified Mint State 63 (MS63) by PCGS. Struck during the height of the early 1920s Peace Dollar boom, this specimen boasts vibrant, flashing cartwheel luster that sets it well apart from typical lower-grade or dipped examples.
Key Features & Highlights
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Year & Mint: 1922 (Philadelphia Mint)
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Denomination: $1 Silver Dollar
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Grade: MS63 (Mint State 63 – Choice Uncirculated)
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Grading Service: PCGS (Professional Coin Grading Service)
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Surface Quality & Luster: Exhibits a stunning, brilliant shine and intense cartwheel luster across both the radiant obverse and reverse fields, offering exceptional eye appeal for the assigned grade.
Why Collect the 1922 Peace Dollar?
The 1922 Philadelphia issue is the most famous high-mintage year of the series, born out of the Pittman Act following World War I to replace melted Morgan dollars. While millions were struck, finding pieces that retain their original, un-clouded mint luster and crisp fields can be a challenge. This MS63 strikes the ideal balance between high-end visual appeal and collector-friendly affordability.
Collector Note: Peace Dollars are notorious for being weakly struck in the centers, but this piece boasts crisp details on Liberty’s hair and the eagle's breast feathers, elevated by a glowing, original flash.
Securely packaged and ready to ship. The exact coin shown in the PCGS slab is the item you will receive.
