Own an exceptional example of the iconic 1925 Peace Silver Dollar, struck at the Philadelphia Mint and certified PCGS MS66+ with CAC approval. With a mintage of 10,198,000, this historic issue combines classic American design with an impressive level of preservation that makes it a standout for advanced collectors.

Designed by Anthony de Francisci, the Peace Dollar features a timeless design celebrating peace and the return to normalcy following World War I. Struck in 90% silver and 10% copper, the coin contains approximately 0.7734 troy ounces of silver and measures 38.10 millimeters in diameter.

The PCGS MS66+ grade places this coin in an elite level of condition, with a reported PCGS population of just 366 examples at MS66+. Its CAC approval, with an estimated population of 10 or fewer, adds another layer of scarcity and collector appeal for those seeking highly selected examples.

The classic Peace Dollar design is complemented by its original reeded edge, 26.73-gram weight, and Philadelphia Mint origin. For collectors building a high-grade Peace Dollar set, this 1925 MS66+ CAC example offers a compelling combination of condition, certification, and historic U.S. silver coinage appeal.

Key Features:

• PCGS MS66+ CAC: Exceptionally high-grade example with PCGS population of 366 and estimated CAC population of 10 or fewer.

• 90% Silver Composition: Contains 90% silver and 10% copper, weighing 26.73 grams.

• Philadelphia Mint: Struck at the Philadelphia Mint with a 10,198,000 mintage.

• Classic Peace Dollar Design: Designed by Anthony de Francisci, featuring the iconic 1920s American silver dollar design.

Add this 1925 Peace Silver Dollar PCGS MS66+ CAC to your collection for a remarkable combination of high-grade preservation, CAC scarcity, and classic American numismatic history.