Peace Silver Dollar Extra Fine 1922-D

The dollars minted at the Denver Mint carry a "D" mint-mark on their reverse, signifying their place of mintage. Known for minting commemoratives or collector sets, the Denver Mint was asked to participate in producing the silver dollars when the other branches fell behind or were backed up. Since the Denver Mint did not participate every year, in the minting of the Peace dollar, any dollar with the "D" mint-mark is in high demand. Nowadays, the Denver Mint has earned the title of lead producer of coins in the world, a far cry from what it used to be compared to its sister branches. Your 1922-D Peace dollar is in extra fine condition, with particular wear on the surface, such as Liberty's hair and crown are flattened and her face is slightly smooth. The eagle also exhibits wear on its wings and breast. Extra fine condition is the preferred condition for many novice collectors, due to the low premiums and original mint luster still being present.

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• Year: 1922
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