1926 S$1

Description

# 1926 Peace Silver Dollar. An exceptional Peace Dollar from the San Francisco Mint, graded a premium NGC MS-66, representing a superb example of this classic 20th-century silver coinage. This specimen showcases the elegant design by sculptor Anthony de Francisci, which was introduced in 1921 to commemorate the end of World War I and symbolize national hopes for lasting peace. Struck at the San Francisco Mint during a relatively low-mintage year, this particular coin exhibits remarkable mint state preservation. The *lustrous surfaces* reveal crisp, sharp details with minimal marks, typical of only the finest surviving examples from this era. The lustrous fields and bold strike highlight the intricate design elements, with high-grade eye appeal that will attract serious Peace Dollar collectors and numismatic investors alike. NGC Population Report data suggests this grade represents a condition rarity, making it a significant addition to any advanced silver dollar collection. The coin's exceptional preservation and original mint luster make it a standout example of mid-1920s American silver coinage, offering both historical significance and numismatic quality. Key Details: - Date: 1926. - Mint: San Francisco. - Denomination: Peace Silver Dollar. - Grade: *NGC MS-66*. - Certification: #8663150010