NOW IS THE TIME TO BUY SILVER!
• Legal Tender • Hard Currency • Hedge Against Inflation • 90% Silver (.900) • Struck as a Symbol of Peace After WWI
AS LOW AS $39.75 EACH*
IN ALMOST UNCIRCULATED CONDITION Call for cash pricing!
Speak to a Customer Service Representative:
The Peace Dollar was minted from 1921 to 1928, then again in 1934 and 1935. Peace Silver Dollars were first struck as a symbol of America’s desire for worldwide peace after “the war to end all wars.”
The prices for the Peace Silver Dollars are sure to increase dramatically in the years ahead. Like all antiques, coins are more highly prized the older they get. Today’s hot rare coin market is likely to increase the demand and drive up the prices for these important U.S. Silver Dollars.
Peace Silver Dollars: 1921 - 1935 Mail Orders to:
800-385-3303 765 N. 5th Street Silsbee, TX 77656
*Based on Silver Spot at $39.40. Due to market fluctuations, call for current market prices. Prices are subject to change due to volatility in the market. Coins enlarged to show detail.
Return Policy: Montgomery Chandler, Inc. offers a 100% satisfaction guarantee on all numismatic and rare coins offered. Montgomery Chandler, Inc. has a 10-day customer satisfaction policy after receipt of coins. Carefully inspect and evaluate your coins during this period. If you are displeased with your purchase for any reason whatsoever, you may return your coins to Montgomery Chandler, Inc. within 10 days of receipt, in the same condition in which you received them, for a full refund, including shipping costs.
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