• 1923 Peace Dollar Values

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The Greysheet Catalog (GSID) of the Peace Dollars (1921–1935) series of Dollars in the U.S. Coins contains 29 distinct entries with CPG® values between $49.27 and $132,000.00. The Peace dollar, designed by Anthony de Francisci, was minted from 1921 through 1935 and replaced the long-running Morgan

The Greysheet Catalog (GSID) of the Peace Dollars (1921–1935) series of Dollars in the U.S. Coins contains 29 distinct entries with CPG® values between $49.27 and $132,000.00.

The Peace dollar, designed by Anthony de Francisci, was minted from 1921 through 1935 and replaced the long-running Morgan dollar. While not nearly as popular as its famous predecessor, the Peace dollar maintains a sizable and loyal base of collectors who find the coin?s beauty, relatively short production run, and few expensive key dates attractive attributes.

The scarcest regular-issue Peace dollar is the 1928, which serves as the series key. Meanwhile, the 1934-S is challenging in all grades and relatively rare in upper circulated and uncirculated condition. The 1921 is a scarce first-year coin and the only regular-strike issue in the series boasting a high-relief strike. Various accounts indicate some 35,000 high-relief 1922 Peace dollars were struck but virtually all melted after die breakage problems proved too daunting to overcome. One high-relief 1922 Peace dollar is known in VF, though this may actually be a circulated high-relief proof specimen, of which there are about 10 known specimens. All of these high-relief 1922 Peace dollars trade for high-five and low-six-figure sums.

The most common Peace dollars are circulated low-relief specimens from 1922 and all 1923, 1924, 1925, and 1926 issues. Later issues are better dates. All Peace dollars, including the more-common mid-1920s dates, are exceedingly scarce in grades of MS66 or MS67.

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1923 $1 MS
Value Range: $49.27 - $6,000
$49.27 - $6,000
1923 $1 GSA Soft Pack MS
Value Range: $67.87 - $160.00
$67.87 - $160.00
1923 $1 Whisker Jaw, VAM-1A1 MS
Value Range: $50.12 - $650
$50.12 - $650
1923 $1 Extra Hair, VAM-1AA MS
Value Range: $50.12 - $535
$50.12 - $535
1923 $1 Extra Hair, VAM-1AB2 MS
Value Range: $130.00 - $160.00
$130.00 - $160.00
1923 $1 Tiara Die Gouge, VAM-1G MS
Value Range: $250.00 - $425
$250.00 - $425
1923 $1 Extra Hair, VAM-1B MS
Value Range: $50.37 - $1,600
$50.37 - $1,600
1923 $1 Tail on O, VAM-1C MS
Value Range: $110.00 - $1,600
$110.00 - $1,600
1923 $1 Whisker Cheek, VAM-1D MS
Value Range: $53.12 - $1,320
$53.12 - $1,320
1923 $1 Broken Wing, VAM-1E MS
Value Range: $120.00 - $720
$120.00 - $720
1923 $1 Chin Bar, VAM-1F MS
Value Range: $62.87 - $205.00
$62.87 - $205.00
1923 $1 Bar Wing, VAM-1o MS
Value Range: $56.87 - $900
$56.87 - $900
1923 $1 Extra Hair, VAM-1V MS
Value Range: $65.37 - $700
$65.37 - $700
1923 $1 Doubled Tiara, VAM-2 MS
Value Range: $85.00 - $300
$85.00 - $300
1923 $1 Doubled Reverse, VAM-3 MS
Value Range: $58.78 - $190.00
$58.78 - $190.00
1923-D $1 MS
Value Range: $49.27 - $132,000
$49.27 - $132,000
1923-S $1 MS
Value Range: $49.27 - $120,000
$49.27 - $120,000

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