Your cart is currently empty!
American Silver Peace Dollar 1 oz (Varied Year) AU
Silver Peace Dollar AU (1922–1935). 90% silver U.S. coin with clear detail and light wear—ideal for collectors.
$45.20
Payment Information
We accept multiple forms of payment: Wire Transfer, Credit Card, Paper Check, Bitcoin, PayPal, and more. Rest assured, your payment information is secure as our website employs advanced encryption to safeguard your financial details.
Shipping Information
Products are shipped as soon as payment is cleared. All shipments are fully insured to ensure peace of mind. Once your order is dispatched, tracking numbers will be provided promptly to monitor your shipment.
Licensed, Bonded, and Insured
Shop with confidence, knowing you’re working with a fully accredited business.
Share:
Description
Description
Silver Peace Dollar AU Condition Various Dates 1922–1935
The Silver Peace Dollar in About Uncirculated AU condition presents one of the most visually appealing ways to collect America’s final circulating silver dollar. Struck from 1922 through 1935 in 90 percent silver, these coins retain sharp design elements, original mint luster, and only light high-point wear. Each varied-date example reflects the artistry of Anthony de Francisci’s tribute to peace following World War I.
The obverse features Liberty wearing a radiating crown, while the reverse displays an eagle perched atop a rock inscribed with “PEACE.” AU-grade coins preserve much of the sculptural integrity of these designs, offering collectors a near-Mint State presence without the premium of fully uncirculated pieces. With dates sourced from current inventory, each coin contributes its own chapter of early twentieth-century American history.
Specifications
- Metal: Silver
- Purity: 90% silver, 10% copper
- Weight: 26.73 grams 0.7734 troy oz actual silver
- Diameter: 38.1 mm
- Thickness: 2.4 mm
- Face Value: 1 Dollar USD
- Years of Issue: 1922–1935 varied
- Condition: About Uncirculated AU
- Mint Marks: Philadelphia no mint mark, Denver D, San Francisco S
Why Choose the Silver Peace Dollar AU Condition
The Peace Dollar series in AU condition offers an appealing midpoint between circulated and Mint State coins. Collectors value AU examples for their blend of sharp detail, remaining luster, and accessible pricing. These coins highlight de Francisci’s bold postwar design with clarity, making them ideal for numismatists assembling higher-grade date sets or seeking standout examples without entering premium tiers.
Key Benefits
- Near-Mint State detail with original luster
- Historic U.S. silver dollar issued after World War I
- Iconic Liberty and eagle designs with strong visual appeal
- Individually reviewed for accuracy and authenticity
Collector Confidence
Coins Online verifies every AU Peace Dollar for grade accuracy, silver content, and authenticity. Each coin is selected to meet About Uncirculated standards, showing minimal wear with crisp design definition. For additional insight into historic U.S. silver coinage, explore our article on America’s iconic coinage traditions.
Conclusion
The Silver Peace Dollar AU condition combines superb eye appeal with meaningful U.S. history. With strong detail, light wear, and enduring symbolism, these varied-date coins make a distinguished addition to any collection focused on twentieth-century American silver.
Additional information
Additional information
| Weight | 1 oz |
|---|---|
| Metal | Silver |
| Weight | 1 oz |
| Product Type | Coin |
| Mint | United States Mint |
| Country | United States |
| Year Issued | Varies |
Reviews (0)
Only logged in customers who have purchased this product may leave a review.
Frequently Asked Questions
About Uncirculated Peace Dollars typically show original mint luster across much of the surface. Small areas of friction on Liberty’s hair or the eagle’s wings are expected.
To many collectors, AU coins appear almost Mint State at a glance. The main difference is slight high-point wear rather than contact marks or major circulation rub.
Yes. Some late-date issues from the 1930s and the 1928 Philadelphia issue are less common in higher grades. Varied-date listings pull from available inventory and are not sorted by rarity.
Anthony de Francisci created the design to capture America’s post–World War I spirit, using modern, sculptural elements uncommon in U.S. coinage of the time.
Yes. Wear on AU coins is minimal, so silver loss is negligible and they retain their original 0.7734 troy ounces of actual silver.
Mint marks appear on the reverse below the word “ONE.” A “D” indicates Denver, an “S” indicates San Francisco, and no mint mark indicates Philadelphia.
Absolutely. Many collectors choose AU as a sweet spot between affordability and sharp detail, especially when assembling full runs of 1922–1935.
The 1921 issue is a unique high-relief design and is far less common in AU grades. Most varied-date AU lots consist of 1922–1935 low-relief issues.
Yes. AU Peace Dollars show light wear on the highest points but retain strong detail, clean lettering, and attractive surfaces.
Archival flips, labeled tubes, or protected trays work well. Preserving luster is key, so avoid PVC plastics and humid environments.
Clarity you can trust.
Transparent and Honest Pricing
At Coins Online, there are no gimmicks, hidden fees, or deceptive marketing tactics. We don’t sell coins that prioritize profit over your investment’s value. Our pricing is fair, straightforward, and designed to provide you with lasting value.
Convenient safe options.
Secure and Flexible Payments
Enjoy peace of mind with a wide range of secure payment options, from traditional methods like wire transfers to modern solutions, including cryptocurrency.
Reliability proven.
Backed by Decades of Trust
With over 35 years of experience, Coins Online is built on a foundation of integrity, expertise, and dedication to customer satisfaction. Thousands of customers nationwide trust us to provide high-quality precious metals with honest and reliable service for every transaction.
Related Products
-
1 Kilo Germania Cast Silver Bar
$1,884.17 -
1 Kilo Silver Bar – Varied Mints
$1,673.70 -
1 Kilo Valcambi Suisse Cast Silver Bar (with Assay)
$1,876.31 -
1 oz Asahi Silver Bar
$55.72
Reviews
There are no reviews yet.