1935 Silver Peace Dollar XF

Add a historic final chapter of U.S. silver dollar coinage to your collection with the 1935 Silver Peace Dollar in Extra Fine (XF) condition. Struck in .900 fine silver with 0.7734 troy ounces of actual silver content, this classic dollar represents the last year of production for the Peace Dollar series. Coins in XF grade display only light wear on the highest points while still retaining sharp detail and strong overall eye appeal.

First introduced in 1921, the Peace Dollar was designed by Anthony de Francisci to celebrate the end of World War I and embody America’s aspirations for lasting peace. The obverse features a radiant Lady Liberty crowned with sun rays, while the reverse depicts a noble bald eagle perched on a rock, clutching an olive branch above the word “PEACE.”

The 1935 issue is especially significant as it marked the end of the Peace Dollar era and, more broadly, the last production of silver dollars intended for circulation until the Eisenhower series began in the 1970s. That makes this coin not just silver bullion, but a closing chapter in American numismatic history.