Peace Silver Dollar Extra Fine 1935-S

The 1935-S Peace silver dollar is an extremely popular coin that collectors always place in top priority on their lists. The year, 1935 was also the last year that the US Mint would produce a circulating silver dollar. The San Francisco Mint is a favorite, among collectors, for their intense quality control, especially during the production of the Peace silver dollar. The 1935-S Peace dollar is known to have an excellent strike and strong luster, even in the higher circulated conditions. Since the San Francisco Mint had plenty of practice before the Peace dollar, their reputation adds to the numismatic value to the Peace dollar. Your 1935-S Peace dollar is considered to be in extra fine condition, containing a healthy amount of wear around Liberty's hairline and tiara. The eagle on the reverse is also worn around its wings and breasts. Extra fine condition is the last grade to contain an inkling of original mint luster.

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• Year: 1935
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