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Peace Dollars, 1921–1935

26 issues3 mints0.7734 troy oz silver each

Every date-and-mintmark issue of the Peace dollar, with its recorded mintage. Designed by Anthony de Francisci to mark the end of the First World War, first struck December 28, 1921, and the last United States silver dollar made for circulation.

The complete checklist

IssueMintMintage
1921 Peace DollarSEMI-KEYPhiladelphia1,006,473
1922 Peace DollarPhiladelphia51,737,000
1922 Peace Dollar (High Relief)KEYPhiladelphia35,401
1922-S Peace DollarSan Francisco17,475,000
1922-D Peace DollarDenver15,063,000
1923 Peace DollarPhiladelphia30,800,000
1923-S Peace DollarCONDITION RARITYSan Francisco19,020,000
1923-D Peace DollarDenver6,811,000
1924 Peace DollarPhiladelphia11,811,000
1924-S Peace DollarCONDITION RARITYSan Francisco1,728,000
1925 Peace DollarPhiladelphia10,198,000
1925-S Peace DollarCONDITION RARITYSan Francisco1,610,000
1926 Peace DollarPhiladelphia1,939,000
1926-S Peace DollarSan Francisco6,980,000
1926-D Peace DollarDenver2,348,700
1927 Peace DollarSEMI-KEYPhiladelphia848,000
1927-S Peace DollarSEMI-KEYSan Francisco866,000
1927-D Peace DollarSEMI-KEYDenver1,268,900
1928 Peace DollarKEYPhiladelphia360,649
1928-S Peace DollarCONDITION RARITYSan Francisco1,632,000
1934 Peace DollarPhiladelphia954,057
1934-S Peace DollarKEYSan Francisco1,011,000
1934-D Peace DollarDenver1,569,500
1935 Peace DollarPhiladelphia1,576,000
1935-S Peace DollarSan Francisco1,964,000
1964-D Peace DollarKEYDenver316,076 †

† struck but never issued; the entire mintage is recorded as melted.

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