The Peace Dollar was minted following World War I, at a time when everyone longed for a return to tranquility in their daily lives and hope for the future. Created to commemorate the end of the "Great War," the coin's design featured a youthful Lady Liberty wearing a radiant crown. On the reverse was a powerful eagle, grasping olive branches and gazing toward a sunrise, symbolizing the dawn ofa new era of peace.

First produced from 1921 through 1928 - then again from 1934 to 1935 - this beloved coin became an iconic symbol of America's commitment to peace and liberty. Sadly, theend of the Peace Dollar series in 1935 foreshadowed events yet to come; within four years, the world was once again engulfed in war.

Minted in 90% pure silver, this coin is considered the last "true" American silver dollar and is highly valued for its silver content as well as its historical and numismatic significance. American Mint has been able to acquire a limited supply of these historic coins.