1921 Peace Silver Dollar ~ ICG EF40

1921 Peace Silver Dollar – ICG EF40

Own a piece of American numismatic history with this 1921 Peace Silver Dollar, certified ICG EF40. As the first year of the Peace Dollar series, the 1921 issue is one of the most important and collectible dates in the entire series. It was also struck in High Relief, giving the coin a distinctive, bold appearance unlike the later Peace Dollars.

Graded Extremely Fine 40 (EF40) by ICG, this coin displays moderate circulation wear while retaining substantial detail throughout the design. The iconic High Relief features of Liberty and the reverse eagle remain clearly visible, making this an attractive and affordable way to own one of the most historically significant Peace Dollars.

Designed by Anthony de Francisci, the obverse features a striking portrait of Liberty wearing a radiant crown. The reverse depicts an eagle perched on a rock holding an olive branch, with the word PEACE prominently displayed below. The design was created to symbolize America's desire for lasting peace following World War I.

With its first-year status, High Relief design, and classic 90% silver composition, the 1921 Peace Dollar is a standout among early 20th-century U.S. coins. This EF40 example offers collectors an excellent opportunity to own this key first-year issue at a more accessible grade level.

Coin Highlights:

• Date: 1921

• Mint: Philadelphia (No Mint Mark)

• Denomination: $1 Silver Dollar

• Composition: 90% Silver, 10% Copper

• Actual Silver Weight: 0.7734 Troy oz

• Grade: ICG EF40

• First year of the Peace Dollar series

• High Relief design

• Designer: Anthony de Francisci

• Historic and highly collectible first-year issue

• Classic 90% silver U.S. coin

• Professionally graded and encapsulated by ICG

Please Note: The coin shown in the photographs is the exact coin you will receive. Please review the images carefully to evaluate the coin's surfaces, strike, toning, and overall eye appeal before purchasing.