Discover a standout variety from the early Peace Dollar series with this 1922 Peace Silver Dollar VAM-1A “Line in Tiara,” certified PCGS AU53 CAC. Struck at the Philadelphia Mint, this classic 90% silver dollar combines historic U.S. coinage with a recognized and collectible die variety.

The “Line in Tiara” designation refers to a distinctive die feature visible in Liberty’s tiara on the obverse. This characteristic identifies the VAM-1A variety, giving the coin added interest beyond a standard 1922 Peace Dollar and making it especially appealing to collectors who specialize in Peace Dollar varieties.

The 1922 Peace Dollar features a substantial 90% silver composition, with 10% copper, and contains approximately 0.7734 troy oz of pure silver. With a mintage of 51,737,000, this Philadelphia issue represents an important early-year Peace Dollar and remains a popular choice among collectors of classic American silver coinage.

This example is certified PCGS AU53 with CAC approval, combining respected third-party grading with the added recognition of CAC. With a PCGS population of just 17 and an estimated CAC population of 5 or fewer, this TOP 50 VAM variety offers an especially compelling combination of scarcity, variety attribution, and certified quality.

Key Features

• TOP 50 VAM-1A “Line in Tiara” — recognized Peace Dollar die variety

• PCGS AU53 CAC — professionally graded and CAC approved

• 90% Silver — approximately 0.7734 troy oz pure silver

• PCGS Pop. 17 / Estimated CAC Pop. 5 or Less — limited certified population

A TOP 50 VAM variety with PCGS AU53 CAC certification makes this 1922 Peace Dollar a compelling addition to any advanced Peace Dollar or VAM collection. Its combination of historic design, distinctive die variety, silver content, and scarcity gives this coin strong collector appeal.