1927 S$1

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# 1927 Peace Dollar PCGS MS-65. A stellar example of the key date 1927 Peace Dollar, this pristine PCGS MS-65 specimen represents one of the most desirable coins in the entire Peace Dollar series. With a low mintage of just 848,000 pieces, the 1927 Philadelphia strike is renowned as the third rarest Peace Dollar in Mint State, trailing only the 1928 and 1934-S issues. This exceptional coin exhibits the characteristic high-quality strike typical of the 1927 issue, featuring lustrous, satiny surfaces with remarkable eye appeal. While most examples suffer from significant bag marks, this PCGS MS-65 grade indicates an uncommonly well-preserved specimen. The coin represents a significant opportunity for advanced collectors, as fewer than 74 examples have been graded at this level or higher by PCGS. Struck in 90% silver with Anthony de Francisci's iconic design, this Peace Dollar measures 38.1mm in diameter and weighs 26.73g. The reeded edge and sharp architectural details showcase the numismatic artistry of the late 1920s. Historically fascinating, these coins were once available directly from the U.S. Treasury for face value plus postage, making their current collectible status all the more remarkable. PCGS Certification: 41009581. Grade: MS-65. Mintage: 848,000. Estimated Value: $2,000