Peace Dollars Uncirculated 100 pcs.

The Pittman Act of 1918 required the US Mint to produce millions of silver dollars until 1928. In 1928, the US Mint completed its requirement, having minted over 150 millions coins. Until further notice, the 1928 Peace dollar concluded the production of the first US coin, that commemorated peace after World War I. Many of these Peace dollars were either used as currency or stored in banks for collection purposes. The Peace Dollar would be the last 90% silver dollar minted and the last dollar minted until 40 years later. Both the Morgan and Peace Silver Dollars weren't appreciated at their time of mintage but have gained universal interest over the last few decades.

The Uncirculated Peace Dollars are available for bulk purchase, making the investment of 90% silver flawless for any admiring investor. Packaged in tubes of 20 coins, the 100 piece lot of Peace Dollars gets your feet wet in the old dollar market without the commitment of collecting the individual dates and mint-marks. In 1965, the US Mint decided to change the metallic alloy, of their coins, from silver/copper to nickel/copper. Although this saved the mint millions of dollars, it also peaked the interest in 90% silver among investors and collectors. Circulated 90% silver alone is rapidly disappearing from the industry and brilliant uncirculated 90% coins are considered to be a rare commodity. Brilliant uncirculated Peace Dollars glimmer with their original mint luster, and contain no wear. Since all of the BU Peace dollars were stored in canvas bags, they will contain slight contact marks on the coin's surface, which does not affect their overall value.

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