Peace Silver Dollar Fine Condition 1923-S

The San Francisco Mint joined forces with the Denver Mint and the Philadelphia Mint, in 1922, to aid in the production of the Peace silver dollars. Although the Peace dollar's first year of production was in 1921, the San Francisco Mint and Denver mint didn't start producing until the following year. The reauthorization of minting silver dollars took place in 1918, requiring the US Mint to turn out millions of silver dollars by 1928. The Morgan silver dollar's design was used as a default but was quickly changed to the Peace dollar, which memorializes peace after World War I. The San Francisco Mint's reputation of high quality control exceeds itself with the Peace dollar. Even in the more heavily circulated grades, the Peace dollar with the "S" mint-mark is of higher quality than those minted elsewhere. Your 1923-S Peace silver dollar is in fine condition, containing no mint luster due to being heavily circulated. On the obverse and the reverse, there are large amounts of wear, creating a smooth and less-detailed coin.

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• Year: 1923
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