US 1922-D $1 PEACE DOLLAR MS63
080-00416
The 1922-D Peace Dollar graded PCGS MS63 is a collectible silver dollar coin minted in Denver in 1922, part of the Peace Dollar series that ran from 1921 to 1935.
Created to commemorate the end of World War I.
Features Lady Liberty on the obverse and a perched bald eagle with the word “Peace” on the reverse.
The 1922 issues are the most common in the series due to high mintage, but the 1922-D is less common than the Philadelphia (no mint mark) version.
The 1922-D is well-struck compared to its Philadelphia counterpart, making it desirable for type sets.
Created to commemorate the end of World War I.
Features Lady Liberty on the obverse and a perched bald eagle with the word “Peace” on the reverse.
The 1922 issues are the most common in the series due to high mintage, but the 1922-D is less common than the Philadelphia (no mint mark) version.
The 1922-D is well-struck compared to its Philadelphia counterpart, making it desirable for type sets.
| Additional Information | |
|---|---|
| country 446dbca2a976 | USA |
| denomination 886e4c6e92d5 | $1 |
| EdgeIdentifier | 080-00416 |
| EdgeItemKey | 001-080-00416 |
| grade 19a6edc453a3 | MS63 |
| inventory type cb1b75b28b27 | Stock |
| mint mark 094949e63e62 | PEACE |
| stone info | [] |
| vendor style code b1e20b7f696e | 1922-D PEACE DOLLAR |
| year d6c285e2d865 | 1922 |
