• Historic Duo from 1935: Own a stunning set of silver currency from a year that marked the end of an era!

• End of an Icon: 1935 was the final chapter for the beloved Peace Dollar—don't miss your chance to add this key date to your collection!

• Echoes of the Great Depression: Capture the spirit of resilience from the Great Depression with this powerful set!

This 1935 Peace Dollar and Silver Certificate 2-piece set is a remarkable snapshot of a pivotal year in American numismatic history. As the Great Depression continued to impact the lives of many, preserving wealth was paramount, and the Peace Dollar became a symbol of hope and resilience. The year 1935 marked the final issuance of the Peace Dollar, making it a key date in the series and a cherished piece for collectors.

Accompanying the 1935 Peace Dollar in this set is a 1935 $1 Silver Certificate, a fascinating piece of currency from the same era. These notes were once redeemable for their face value in silver dollars or, later, raw bullion, linking them directly to the precious metal standard that underpinned the U.S. economy. However, by the early 1960s, the silver standard was abandoned, and these certificates could no longer be exchanged for silver, though they retained their value as legal tender.

Together, the 1935 Peace Dollar and Silver Certificate serve as poignant reminders of a bygone era in American history—a time when the nation's currency was still tied to tangible wealth. This set, featuring both pieces in circulated condition, offers a unique opportunity to own a tangible connection to this significant period. Add this historical duo to your collection today and preserve a piece of America's past.