Peace Dollar Rare Dates and Die Varieties - Appraising Your Coin Collection

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The Peace Dollars were struck to commemorate the end of World War I. Most dates and mint marks can be obtained easily in many grades at coin shows and stores. The primary book for Peace Dollar collectors is Comprehensive Catalogue and Encyclopedia of U.S. Morgan and Peace Silver Dollars (The VAM Book).

Rare Dates

Die Varieties

Special coins

1964-D Peace Dollar – In 1964, Congress authorized striking of 45 million Peace Dollars. The Denver Mint struck 316,076 of these dollars before authorization was ceased and all of the coins were eventually melted with none officially released for circulation. Either five or ten 1964-D Peace Dollars were illegally removed from the mint by employees. At a 1972 coin show five specimens were offered for $5,000 each. These coins are illegally to own and subject to confiscation by the Mint. They would easily be worth over one million dollars today.

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