United States. Silver 1 Dollar "Peace Dollar" Coin 1922 (No reserve price)

The United States "Peace Dollar" silver coin from 1922 holds a special place in American numismatics. First minted in 1921 following World War I, the Peace Dollar was designed to commemorate the peace treaty and symbolize hope for peace worldwide. It features Lady Liberty on the obverse with a radiant crown, and an olive branch-bearing eagle on the reverse, reflecting themes of freedom and peace. The coin is made from 90% silver and was circulated widely as a dollar coin. The 1922 issue is particularly abundant but remains popular among collectors for its aesthetic and historical value. Peace Dollars were produced until 1935 and are sought after for their artistic design by renowned sculptor Anthony de Francisci. They represent a significant era in U.S. coinage marking transition and optimism in the early 20th century America.