The 1934-D Peace Silver Dollar is a classic late-date issue from the Denver Mint, struck in a modest mintage of just 1,569,500 coins. Designed by Anthony de Francisci, this historic silver dollar features the iconic Peace Dollar imagery created to symbolize a new era following World War I.

This example has been professionally graded PCGS MS62 and is housed in a highly collectible Old Green Holder (OGH). Adding to its appeal, the coin also bears a CAC endorsement, making this a standout combination of vintage presentation, third-party certification, and recognized quality.

With a PCGS population of 1,873 in MS62, the grade is desirable for collectors of certified Peace Dollars. The estimated CAC population is 20 or fewer, while the estimated OGH population is 5 or fewer, giving this specific combination an exceptional degree of scarcity. 

Struck in 90% silver and 10% copper, the coin measures 38.10 mm in diameter and weighs 26.73 grams, with a classic reeded edge. The 1934-D is also notable as one of the scarcer Denver Mint issues in Mint State, with most surviving examples concentrated in the lower Mint State grades.

Key Features

• 1934-D Peace Silver Dollar struck at the Denver Mint

• PCGS MS62 and housed in a collectible Old Green Holder (OGH)

• CAC endorsed for recognized quality within its assigned grade

• Mintage of 1,569,500, with an estimated CAC pop of 20 or fewer and estimated OGH pop of 5 or fewer

Combining a classic Peace Dollar design, desirable PCGS certification, CAC endorsement, and an elusive Old Green Holder, this 1934-D silver dollar is a distinctive addition to any collection of vintage U.S. coins. A scarce holder-and-grade combination makes this a compelling collectible for Peace Dollar enthusiasts and OGH specialists alike.