Peace Silver Dollar Extra Fine 1921

Produced by the first mint in the US, the 1921 Peace silver dollar exhibits everything the Philadelphia Mint stands for. Portraying an emblematic symbol of Liberty, the Peace silver dollar features the goddess of Liberty. The Goddess of Liberty has been revered since the Roman Empire and her portrait has been used on currency before that. She upholds the idea of what every nation strongly desires: true freedom from suppressors. The goddess also wears a tiara, made of sunshine rays, revealing her power among the elements. The portrait on the Peace dollar is very similar to the statue that stands in Manhattan's harbor: a strong and powerful woman, in garb ready for war. Your 1921 Peace silver dollar is the first to be minted of its series and is in extra fine condition. Collectors, who enjoy the extra fine dollars, generally expect a worn surface, especially around Liberty's face, but the mint luster is partially still visible.

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• Year: 1921
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