1935 Peace Silver Dollar – Closing Chapter in Classic American Coinage #55

Mintage:

1,576,000 (Philadelphia Mint only; final year of the series)

Notable Facts:

• The 1935 Peace Dollar is the last official year of issue for this historic silver series, marking the end of an era in large 90% silver dollar coinage.

• Despite its modest mintage, the coin was widely saved in circulated condition, making it a popular target for collectors seeking final-year types.

Description:

The 1935 Peace Dollar represents the final release in one of America's most symbolic and artistically significant coin series. Struck exclusively at the Philadelphia Mint, this 90% silver dollar features Anthony de Francisci’s Liberty in radiant profile on the obverse and a powerful image of a perched eagle with an olive branch on the reverse. Issued during the height of the Great Depression, the 1935 Peace Dollar stands as both a historical artifact and the last chapter in traditional silver dollar production. This raw, uncertified example comes from a private collection and is photographed in high resolution to show surface quality, detail, and toning. An essential coin for any U.S. type set or silver dollar collection.