Peace Silver Dollar Very Fine Condition 1922-D

Known for only minting 5 dates, the Denver Mint's role was on the lighter side. Due to the Denver Mint's light production, many collectors favor the Peace dollars carrying the "D" mint-mark than the other mints. This humble mint first opened its doors in 1908, in order to help with the production of gold coins. The Denver Mint's speciality was and still is mint sets and commemoratives so it makes it even more rare for it to produce bullion items. Your 1922-D Peace dollar is a apart of a large mintage so attaining this coin in any grade is possible and inexpensive. Your coin falls in the very fine category of condition, containing a healthy amount of wear on Lady Liberty's hair details and the eagle's feathers. The motto under the eagle is also worn on the reverse. For a circulated coin, very fine is a high grade but doesn't contain the original mint luster.

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• Year: 1922
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