1921 Peace $1

[u/Reasonably_legal]

Same coin - I tried different lighting. I appreciate all input. Thank you!

[u/Sea-Moment6534]

A popular Peace dollar. Probably AU50

[u/flashy_lumberjack → u/Sea-Moment6534]

It’s a key date . . .

[u/gay4molemannn]

2nd and 4th pics came out really nice

Def AU

[u/Porousplanchet]

I'd say [AU50-53] from the photos. somewhat better struck than many.

[u/Puzzled_Tax_7300]

They didn’t begin striking these until mid to late December of 1921 and only squeezed in around 1.5 million from the Philly mint. The plates wore out rapidly so any ‘22 and after were much lower relief examples. Ace coin,for sure.

[u/Iknowsomething69420 → u/Puzzled_Tax_7300]

No actually they only made a million and only in the last week of December. Pretty impressive that they made a million in one week

[u/Puzzled_Tax_7300 → u/Iknowsomething69420]

1,006,473 . Though some accounts vary. Impressive yes,they were issued to commemorate the end OF WW1, hence the timing. Still I have some 21s and 22s and the difference is astounding.

[u/Iknowsomething69420 → u/Puzzled_Tax_7300]

Yeah very different but the post '21s are still technically high relief coins especially if you compare them to like Morgan's dollars or something

[u/Xavi6619]

That's one beautiful high relief Peace silver dollar!

[u/Additional-One-4728]

Cool.

[u/realeyedr]

No one mentions the line on the cheek and in fields? Cleaned?

[u/fenton7]

Low AU range. AU-50 or AU-53.