The mint mark on Peace dollars is located on the lower left of the reverse. It is left from the eagle’s bottom tail feathers and the leftmost ray of sunlight. It is underneath the O and N of the word ONE. On this coin the mint mark is a tiny “S” for the San Francisco mint.
How much is 1923 coin worth?
The 1923 silver dollar with no mint mark is worth around $25 in very fine condition. In extremely fine condition the value is around $27. In uncirculated condition the price is around $30 for coins with an MS 60 grade. Uncirculated coins with a grade of MS 65 can sell for around $110.
How can you tell if a peace silver dollar is still minted?
Has only the slightest wear on the very highest points of the coin. All details are sharp, and all design elements are well defined. Some traces of mint luster may still exist. All of the hairlines are complete with wear only apparent on the highest points. The rays are crisp and sharp. Some evidence of mint luster may be noticeable.
What’s the best condition for a Peace dollar?
Most of the value is found in the higher “Grades”, better condition coins. Uncirculated or also known as Mint State coins are the most eagerly sought. The uncirculated Peace silver dollar pictured is an example of a very desirable coin. Condition is key to values, see more about condition and how to “Grade” your Peace dollars below.
What’s the lowest mintage of a Peace dollar?
The key date of the Peace Dollars series is usually considered to be the 1928 Peace Dollar since it has the lowest mintage. The 1934-S Peace Dollar is also considered to be a key date in mint state.
When did the last Peace dollar come out?
The mintage levels dropped to the lowest level for the series with the 1928 Peace Dollar, when the last of the required coins had been produced. No silver dollars were struck for the following six years. The denomination made a brief come back in 1934 and 1935, which would be the final two years that silver dollars were struck for circulation.
