Peace Silver Dollar Fine Condition 1926-D

The Denver Mint wasn't known by collectors until the 1920's, when it produced the Morgan and Peace silver dollar. Although it did produce commemorative or speciality coins before the silver dollars, many connect the Denver Mint to more recent years. Even with a smaller reputation than the Philadelphia and San Francisco Mint, the Denver Mint is now the largest producer of coins in the world! When the Pittman Act of 1918 was passed, the US Mint needed to produced millions of silver dollars over a set period of time. In 1921, the Morgan and Peace dollar was created but the Denver Mint wouldn't follow suit until the next year. Your 1926-D Peace silver dollar contains the coveted "D" mint-mark and is in fine condition. Fine condition is usually heavily circulated, with very worn surface and lack of details in images.

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• Year: 1926
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