1921 Peace Dollar (High Relief)

The 1921 Peace Dollar marks a historic moment in American coinage — a symbol of peace following the end of World War I. As the first year of issue, it holds a special place among collectors and enthusiasts worldwide. Struck in 1921, this coin represents both artistic beauty and historical significance. Its iconic design and limited first-year mintage make it one of the most sought-after coins in the Peace Dollar series. Coin Highlights First year of issue: 1921 Contains 0.7734 oz of Silver Designed by Anthony de Francisci Highly collectible and historically significant A timeless addition to any collection Obverse: Features a striking portrait of Lady Liberty, inspired by classical Roman imagery, with radiant crown spikes symbolizing freedom and enlightenment. Reverse: Depicts a majestic bald eagle resting on a rock, clutching an olive branch — a powerful symbol of peace, with the word “PEACE” boldly inscribed below. Collector’s Value The 1921 Peace Dollar stands out due to its high-relief design, which was only used in this year before being modified in later issues. This makes it especially desirable among collectors. Whether you're a seasoned numismatist or just starting your journey, this coin offers both historical depth and long-term collectible appeal. Packaging Each coin is carefully packaged to ensure protection during shipping and storage. Note Due to the nature of collectible coins, slight variations in appearance may occur, adding to the uniqueness of each piece.