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The 7th Peace Dollar Struck at the San Francisco Mint
It was the Roaring 20's. The "Peace" series, heavily championed by Farran Zerbe to promote the end of World War I, would replace the Morgan design to become America's newest circulating Silver Dollar.
Within the series, there are many dates that collectors clamor over and the best coins are always ferociously in demand, if and when they become available.
This incredible 1922-S Peace Dollar was the 7th Coin Struck at the San Francisco Mint, as notated on the NGC holder - AND we have the original letter from 1922 from government officials!
This is an amazing piece of history for the enthusiast that should be in a museum rather than your collection!
These issues are very rare to find and have been selling for princely sums when offered privately. When a major auction house has sold modern coins for six figures that were among the first struck you just know that a 1922-S Peace Dollar carries an allure all on its own!
