1928 Peace Dollar PCGS MS63

1928 Peace Dollar

The 1928 Philadelphia Peace dollar has an interesting story behind it. While the mintage was low, these coins seemed to be almost unobtainable when they should have been circulating. This coin is one of the most in-demand Peace dollars today as well.

The 1928 Philadelphia issue of this coin had the lowest mintage of the Peace dollar series. Only 360,649 of these were struck. This issue of the Peace dollar also appeared to be scarcer than it was because the coins were not openly released into circulation by the Philadelphia Mint. Today, 1928 Peace dollars in any condition are significantly valuable.

PCGS MS63 1928 P Peace Dollar

This 1928 Peace dollar was submitted to PCGS for grading. A concern shared by many collectors when purchasing older coins is authenticity. When any coin is submitted to PCGS, the first order of business is to make sure it is real. This silver dollar is guaranteed authentic and was determined to be so by the professionals at PCGS. The grade of MS63 was given to this key date Peace dollar. This is a very respectable Mint state grade.

1928 Peace Silver Dollar Design

Both sides of this 1928 silver dollar were designed by the same artist, Anthony de Francisci. The front of the coin shows Liberty. In this design she is similar in appearance to the Statue of Liberty, although only her head and neck are visible. The words "IN GOD WE TRUST" are separated in this design by Liberty's neck. The upper inscription reads "LIBERTY" and the date is at the bottom, "1928."

The reverse of the 1928 P Peace dollar shows a bald eagle perched on a rock. On the rock, the word "PEACE" can be seen. The rest of the inscriptions on this side read "UNITED STATES OF AMERICA," "E PLURIBUS UNUM," and "ONE DOLLAR."

Don't miss out on this chance to add a PCGS MS63 1928 Peace dollar to your collection.