Description

1923-S Peace Silver Dollar Coin (BU)

The Peace Silver Dollar was introduced by the US Mint after the devastating effects of World War I to promote the idea of peace worldwide. In terms of popularity and desirability, this silver coin is on par with the Morgan Silver Dollar. BOLD presents this beautiful silver coin at the best market prices, delivered securely with fully insured delivery.

Key Features:

• 1923-S Peace Silver Dollar Coin (BU)
• Purity: Contains 0.7734 troy ounces of .900 fine silver.
• Obverse: It features the Lady Liberty wearing a radiate crown topped by “LIBERTY” imprints, the year of issue “1923,” and the US motto.
• Reverse: It showcases the majestic American bald eagle seated on a rock, clenching onto an olive branch in its talons, surrounded by identifying marks.
• Face Value: 1 Dollar (USD)
• Legal Tender: Legal tender backed by the Federal Government of the US.
• Dimension: Diameter of mm and mm in Thickness.
• Packaging: Each coin arrives in protective plastic packaging and multiples of 20 in plastic tubes.

The obverse side of the silver coin bears Anthony De Francisci’s effigy of Lady Liberty. In this design, the Lady is depicted wearing a radiate crown on the classic Phrygian cap. The inscriptions of “LIBERTY” are imprinted above the effigy. The year of the issue and US motto take the bottom and center as “IN GOD WE TRVST” and “1923.”

The reverse of the 1923-S Peace Silver Dollar Coin bears the portrayal of an American bald eagle, signifying the purpose of Peace, as it is depicted perched on a rock engraved with “PEACE.” The other inscriptions depict the country of issue and face value as “UNITED STATES OF AMERICA. ONE DOLLAR.” The US motto, “E PLURIBUS UNUM,” is imprinted below the country inscription.

The Symbolism and Significance of the Peace Silver Dollars!

The Peace Silver Dollar design was finalized after a competition won by Italian Sculptor Anthony De Francisci. The story behind the design is also quite interesting: Anthony was unable to get a model for the design and decided to model his wife, Teresa. The US motto on the obverse doesn’t have a minting error, but the use of “V” instead of “U” in the word ‘Trust’, reverts back to the Roman roots of the sculptor.

Such unique factors and features make the 1923-S Peace Silver Dollar Coin an investment-grade holding with great collectible value!