Peace Silver Dollar Very Fine Condition 1935

The Peace dollar is the first US coin to commemorate peace attained from World War I. On every Peace dollar's reverse, there is an eagle holding olive branches, which are the universal symbol of peace. The actual final year of production, for the Peace silver dollars, was in 1935. The Philadelphia Mint produced a healthy amount of dollars, in this year, causing this date to be accessible in all grades. The Peace silver dollar had one of the shortest lifespans, of the silver dollars, with only 10 dates in its name. This coin is a collector's favorite, due to collectibility potential and the fascinating history of its mintage. Your 1935 Peace dollar contains wear on both sides of the coin, since it is in very fine condition. To break it down, your coin will be slightly worn on the whole surface but the details on Liberty's hair and the eagle's feathers will be more worn than other parts of the coin.

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• Year: 1935
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