1922 S Peace Silver Dollar Average Attractive Eagle Reverse

Lot Number:188
Completed
Start Time:9/10/2025 4:00:00 AM
End Time:9/28/2025 11:33:30 PM
Bid Count:6
Winning Bidder:L****1
Starting Bid:$1.00
Bid Increment:$2.50
Current Bid:$30.50
Bidding complete

The 1922 Peace Silver Dollar, with a mintage of 84,600,000, is a staple in the Peace Dollar series, known for its striking design by Anthony de Francisci, which symbolizes peace following World War I. While not a key date, it holds significance for collectors due to its relatively high mintage and the historical context of its production during a time of economic recovery in the United States. This example features an attractive eagle reverse, showcasing the detailed feathering and strong strike characteristic of the Philadelphia Mint, where it was produced. Collectors appreciate the 1922 for its role in completing type sets, and its availability in various grades makes it a popular choice for both novice and seasoned numismatists. The coin exhibits good luster and surface preservation, with minimal contact marks, enhancing its eye appeal and desirability in the market. As a representative of the Peace Dollar series, this coin is an essential piece for those looking to explore the evolution of American coinage in the early 20th century.

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Michigan
United States