1926-D S$1

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# 1926-D Peace Dollar PCGS MS-65. An exceptional Peace Dollar from the Denver Mint, this 1926-D specimen represents a classic example of the beloved silver dollar series designed by Anthony de Francisci. Struck during the mid-1920s, this coin offers collectors a pristine representation of an important numismatic era. Graded PCGS MS-65, this coin exhibits superior preservation with exceptional mint luster and minimal contact marks. The Denver mint produced 2,348,700 examples in 1926, making this date relatively accessible yet still collectible. The coin features the characteristic Peace Dollar design with Liberty's profile on the obverse and an eagle perched on a rock on the reverse, crafted in 90% silver. This particular example demonstrates the series' typical characteristics: bright, satiny surfaces and a generally strong strike. While some 1926-D Peace Dollars can show minor die cracks or striking weakness, this piece maintains excellent eye appeal. With only 918 total examples graded by PCGS, and just 504 in higher grades, this MS-65 represents a desirable acquisition for both type collectors and Peace Dollar enthusiasts. Technical Specifications: - *Mint:* Denver. - *Composition:* 90% Silver, 10% Copper. - *Weight:* 26.73g. - *Diameter:* 38.1mm. - *PCGS Certification:* 55412762. Provenance: Ex. PCGS Population Report, Mint State Coin