Step into the beginning of one of America’s most iconic silver dollar series with the 1921 Peace Silver Dollar PCGS MS61 High Relief. Struck at the Philadelphia Mint, this historic first-year issue marks the debut of the Peace Dollar and carries the distinction of being the only regular-issue Peace Dollar struck in High Relief.

Designed by Anthony de Francisci, the coin features Liberty on the obverse with beautifully sculpted details that stand out thanks to the original High Relief format. The reverse presents an eagle perched on a rock with the rising sun and the word “PEACE,” creating a powerful design that commemorates the post-World War I era.

The 1921 issue had a relatively limited mintage of 1,006,473 coins, making it an important date for collectors of the series. Composed of 90% silver and 10% copper, this classic dollar contains the substantial size and precious-metal composition that make early Peace Dollars highly collectible.

This example is certified PCGS MS61, confirming its Mint State preservation, and carries a PCGS population of just 438. Combined with its first-year status, historic High Relief design, and Philadelphia Mint origin, this is a standout opportunity to own a foundational piece of the Peace Dollar series.

Key Features

• 1921 First-Year Peace Dollar – The inaugural issue of the iconic Peace Silver Dollar series

• High Relief Design – The only regular-issue Peace Dollar struck in the original High Relief format

• PCGS MS61 – Professionally certified in Mint State condition; PCGS pop: 438

• 90% Silver – Struck from 90% silver and 10% copper, weighing 26.73 grams and measuring 38.10 mm

The 1921 Peace Silver Dollar High Relief combines historic significance, classic American artistry, and substantial silver content in one remarkable coin. A compelling addition for collectors seeking an important first-year Peace Dollar with the original High Relief design.