Sold nationally for as much as $159
Actual Size 38.1 mm
JUST RELEASED!
Cache of 789 1922 Peace Silver Dollars Still Pristine As The Day They Were Struck
No coin embodies the spirit of the 1920s and 30s more than the Peace Silver Dollar. First struck in 1921, the Peace Dollar was a celebration of the end of WWI and was the silver dollar of choice for prohibition boot- leggers and bank robbers like John Dillinger and Bonnie and Clyde. The hefty Peace Silver Dollar holds a special place in American history, as the silver dollar helped America through the Great Depression.
It’s no wonder collectors and history buff s alike clamor to get their hands on them. That is, if they can get their hands on them.
Last Circulating Silver Dollar Collectors love “lasts” and the Peace Dollar was the last 90% silver dollar struck for circulation. Little did designer Anthony de Francisci know the legacy he was creating when he designed what has become known as “The King of Prohibition Dollars” but it came to an end 90 years ago when the last circulating Peace Dollar was offi cially struck and released to the public.
Public Release - Only 789 Coins Available Rarcoa®, America’s Oldest Coin Company, is announcing the public release of 789 of the 1922 Peace Silver Dollar, struck at the iconic “Mother Mint” in Philadelphia, the birthplace of American coinage. Each coin comes in Brilliant Uncirculated condition, pristine as the day they were struck!
Hold 103 Years of American History Struck in 1922, each coin carries one hundred and three years of American history. Could Al Capone have paid for a load of illegal whiskey with your coin? Or maybe your great- grandfather carried it while storming the beaches of Normandy during World War II before ending up in a small coin shop in Little Rock, Arkansas. Each coin has its own unique history and you can hold 103 years of American history when you buy yours today!
Did you know in 1922 for $1 you could make 2 gallons of whiskey and sell them for $6 each?
A Miracle of Survival
Coin experts estimate that only 15%-20% of Peace dollars still survive today due to multi- ple mass-meltings over the years, particularly in 1980 when the Hunt brothers tried to corner the silver market, shooting silver up to almost $50 per ounce.
Sold Nationally for as much as $159 This same 1922 Peace Silver Dollar sells else- where for as much as $159. But thanks to Rarcoa’s buying power and numismatic expertise, you can own one for as little as $69, in quantity while supplies last. That’s $90 LESS!
Because the precious metals market is always active and dynamic, prices may adjust to refl ect the latest market opportunities.
Buy More and Save! Act now and you can SAVE BIG when you buy more! But don’t wait, our inventory won’t last long.
1922 Peace Silver Dollar - Brilliant Uncirculated Condition 1-4 coins - $79 each
5-9 coins - $74 each, Save up to $45 + FREE SHIPPING 10+ coins - $69 each, Save $100 or more + FREE SHIPPING
Call 1-833-304-6533 Offer Code SPDP112-1 Please mention this code when you call.
SCAN TO BUY ONLINE
rarcoa.com/1922-peace
FREE SHIPPING on 2 or More! Limited time only. Product total over $149 before taxes (if any). Standard domestic shipping only. Not valid on previous purchases. All information is correct as of the date of publication and is subject to change. Coins and other items are sold as collectibles and not as investments. © 2025 RARCOA DIRECT
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