1922–1925 Peace Silver Dollar BU (Random Year)

1922–1925 Peace Silver Dollar BU (Random Year)

.7734 oz Fine Silver • Brilliant Uncirculated • Symbol of Post-WWI Peace

The 1922–1925 Peace Silver Dollar stands as a powerful symbol of America’s hope and renewal following World War I. Struck from .900 fine silver, this iconic coin embodies the nation’s desire for peace and prosperity in the postwar era. Each Brilliant Uncirculated coin maintains its radiant luster and crisp detail, a testament to its preservation over the last century.

Created by Italian-American sculptor Anthony de Francisci, the design features Lady Liberty wearing a radiant crown, reminiscent of ancient Roman coinage, while the reverse depicts a majestic eagle perched upon a rock, clutching an olive branch — a universal emblem of peace.

Each coin you receive will be a random issue between 1922 and 1925, chosen from available stock. These coins remain among the most beloved and recognizable in American numismatics, prized for their beauty, symbolism, and historical importance.

The Story Behind the Peace Dollar

Following the conclusion of World War I, the Peace Dollar was introduced to commemorate the restoration of peace. It replaced the Morgan Dollar and marked the final series of circulating U.S. silver dollars. Its short production run — only between 1921–1928 and again in 1934–1935 — makes it a treasured collectible today.

The U.S. Mint produced these coins at multiple locations including Philadelphia, Denver, and San Francisco, ensuring their wide circulation during a transformative era in American history.

Each 1922–1925 Peace Silver Dollar is an authentic U.S. Mint coin containing .7734 troy ounces of silver. Dates and mintmarks are random, based on available inventory.

Celebrate America’s enduring spirit of peace — add the 1922–1925 Peace Silver Dollar BU to your MintBuilder collection today.