America’s short-lived Peace Silver Dollar narrowly got off the ground in 1921. In fact, just over a million coins were struck in 1921 — and they weren’t placed in circulation until January 3, 1922! When they were released to the public it was soon discovered that the high relief design was impractical for coinage and the design was modified to a new, low-relief design in 1922. Here’s your chance to get one of the first-ever, low-relief 1922 Peace Silver Dollars struck at the famous Philadelphia Mint — the “Mother Mint.” In addition, this beautiful and historic coin has been graded to be in Mint State 64 Gem Brilliant Uncirculated condition by a third-party grading service.