1926 S$1PCGS Plus

Description

# 1926 Peace Dollar PCGS MS-65. An exceptional Peace Dollar from the Philadelphia Mint, struck during a year of notably low production. This 1926 Silver Dollar represents a fascinating numismatic specimen with remarkable preservation and historical significance. Graded PCGS MS-65, this coin exhibits exceptional quality for its era. The Peace Dollar series, designed by Anthony de Francisci, showcases a beautiful representation of Liberty on the obverse, with an eagle symbolizing American strength on the reverse. Struck in 90% silver, the coin weighs 26.73g with a standard 38.1mm diameter and reeded edge. With a relatively low mintage of 1,939,000 pieces, this example represents a scarce date in the series. The coin displays remarkable mint state characteristics, featuring strong original luster and minimal bag marks typical of high-grade Peace Dollars from this period. PCGS population data indicates only 434 coins have been graded at this level or higher, making this an important specimen for serious collectors. The strike is notably crisp, with full details and attractive surfaces that highlight the design's intricate elements. Numismatic Details: - *Date*: 1926. - *Mint*: Philadelphia. - *PCGS Certification*: 56066862. - *Grade*: MS-65. - *Composition*: 90% Silver, 10% Copper. - *Estimated Value*: $800-$950