Experience the elegance of early 20th-century American coinage with this 1927-D Peace Silver Dollar, struck at the Denver Mint and certified AU58 Sight White by NGC. With a modest mintage of just 1,268,900, this issue is one of the tougher dates in the Peace Dollar series to find in high-grade condition. Its brilliant, near-uncirculated luster and strong strike make it an exceptional representation of the nation’s post–World War I ideals of peace and prosperity.

The Sight White designation enhances this coin’s appeal even further, indicating exceptional brightness and attractive eye appeal — a distinction earned by only a small fraction of surviving examples. Among the 667 coins graded AU58 by NGC, it’s estimated that fewer than 15 qualify as Sight White, underscoring its rarity and visual distinction.

The 1927-D Peace Dollar is a key collectible for both type and series collectors, standing out for its sharp Denver Mint strike and satiny surfaces that remain vibrant nearly a century later. Lady Liberty’s serene portrait and the majestic eagle reverse appear with crisp detail, beautifully preserved from extensive wear.

For those who appreciate scarcity, beauty, and history, this 1927-D Sight White Peace Dollar offers a blend of all three. It’s a piece that bridges the artistry of America’s coinage with the enduring story of its ideals.

Key Features:

• 1927-D Peace Silver Dollar struck at the Denver Mint

• Certified AU58 Sight White by NGC for superior brightness and eye appeal

• Low mintage of 1,268,900 with only 667 graded AU58

• Estimated Sight White population: 15 or fewer examples known

An exquisite survivor from the roaring twenties, this 1927-D NGC AU58 Sight White Peace Dollar shines with exceptional preservation and rarity — a true treasure for advanced collectors of classic U.S. silver.