Peace Silver Dollar Almost Uncirculated 1922-D

Although it doesn't receive as much attention as the other US Mint branches, the Denver Mint has played an important role in coin minting for over one hundred years. Known for minting commemoratives or collector sets, the Denver Mint was asked to participate in producing the silver dollars from the Pittman Act. The dollars minted at the Denver Mint carry a "D" mint-mark on their reverse, signifying their place of mintage. Also, the Denver Mint did not participate every year so the coins they did mint are highly popular. Your 1922-D Peace silver dollar has the lowest mintage of the dollars minted that year from every mint branch. Your coin is also considered to be in almost uncirculated condition, revealing slight worn designs but the original mint luster is still prevalent. Take pride in owning a coin that was minted by the top coin producer of the world!

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• Year: 1922
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