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| A common misconception is that "TRVST" is misspelled on the Peace Dollar. In Latin, a V is interchangeable with U. |
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1921 |
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This was the first year of Peace Dollars. They were initiated to celebrate the end of World War 1 and show the world that we were at peace. 1921 is the second hardest date to find. Each Peace Dollar contains 0.7734 oz... |
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1922 |
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This was the first full production year of Peace Dollars. These are THE MOST COMMON DATE of Peace dollars. Each coin contains 0.7734 oz of silver. |
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1923 |
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The second most populated year for Peace Dollars. Each Peace Dollar contains 0.7734 oz silver. |
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1924 |
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Common year for Peace Dollars. Did you know that Peace dollars were created to celebrate the end of World War 1? |
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1925 |
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Common year for Peace dollars. |
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1926 |
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1926 is a common year for Peace Dollars. Each Peace Dollar contains 0.7734 oz silver. |
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1927 |
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Common year for Peace Dollars. Each Peace Dollar contains 0.7734 oz silver.
Peace dollars were struck to celebrate the end of World War 1 |
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1928 |
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1928 Peace dollars are the rarest of all to find. The mintage was cut short due the the large amount of Peace Dollars previously minted met the requirements of the Pittman Act. The San Fransisco mint is not as rare as ... |
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1934 |
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A slightly better than average year for Peace Dollars. Still, nothing superb until you hit the uncirculated grades. |
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1935 |
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Though not exciting, 1935 is a better year than most other years for Peace Dollars. |
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