United States Peace Silver Dollar (Reverse Side)
Coin/Bullion (Circulated US Silver Dollar) · United States Mint (Philadelphia, Denver, or San Francisco mints)
Pattern: Peace Dollar Design (Designed by Anthony de Francisci)
Type
Coin/Bullion (Circulated US Silver Dollar)
Maker
United States Mint (Philadelphia, Denver, or San Francisco mints)
Material
90% Silver, 10% Copper (0.77344 troy oz fine silver content)
Dimensions
Diameter: 38.1 mm (1.5 inches); Thickness: 2.4 mm; Standard Weight: 26.73 grams
Description
A classic United States Peace Silver Dollar displaying its reverse design. Designed by Anthony de Francisci to commemorate the peace following World War I, the coin depicts a stylized bald eagle perched peacefully on a mountain crest clutching an olive branch, gazing toward sun rays piercing the background.
Key Features
Art Deco eagle design, rays of sunlight in background, 'PEACE' inscription at the base, reeded edge, 90% silver composition
Material & Composition
90% Silver, 10% Copper (0.77344 troy oz fine silver content)
Finish & Decoration
Circulated mint finish with raised low-relief die-struck details featuring a bald eagle perched on a rock holding an olive branch with sun rays in the background
Hallmarks & Stamps
Inscribed 'UNITED STATES OF AMERICA', 'E PLURIBUS UNUM', 'ONE DOLLAR', and 'PEACE' along the bottom rock motif
Construction Details
Die-struck coining process on a prepared 90% silver planchet with a reeded edge
Functional Features
Standard US legal tender circulating currency (1921-1935)
Handle & Grip Details
N/A (Coinage object)
Craftsmanship Details
High-quality die striking typical of the early 20th-century US Mint, showing fine detail in eagle feathers and sun rays despite circulation wear
Authentication Indicators
Correct lettering font and spacing, iconic Anthony de Francisci eagle sculpt, proper reeded edge, authentic silver metallic luster
Origin & Manufacturing
United States of America (US Mint)
Era & Period
Art Deco / Interwar Period (1921-1935)
Age Estimate
Circa 1921-1935 (exact date stamped on obverse side, not visible here)
Cultural Significance
Represents American optimism and the desire for global peace in the post-World War I era, acting as both currency and a symbol of national hope
Condition Notes
Very Fine to Extremely Fine circulated condition; shows light surface wear, natural toning, and minor surface contact marks consistent with age and handling
Value Estimate
$25.00 - $35.00 USD (based on silver melt value plus minor numismatic premium for a common date circulated issue)
Care & Maintenance
Do not polish or clean chemically, as cleaning severely damages numismatic collectors' value; store in an airtight coin capsule or flip in a cool, dry place
Similar Pieces
Morgan Silver Dollar (1878-1921), Eisenhower Silver Clad Dollar (1971-1974), American Silver Eagle (1986-present)
Interesting Facts
The Peace Dollar was minted to celebrate the end of 'The War to End All Wars' (WWI). It was the last 90% silver dollar struck for circulation in the United States.