Satiny white lustrous surfaces and a great strike, that does justice to this beautiful ‘high relief’ design.

CAC. An iconic first-year Peace Dollar, struck in high relief for only 1921 before the Mint abandoned the design due to production difficulties. This coin offers sharp detail on Liberty’s portrait and the majestic eagle reverse. Frosty luster glows across the surfaces, accented by clean fields and minimal marks for the grade.

Boldly struck showing the intricate high relief detail of this beautiful design. The surfaces display minimal marks, consistent with the grade, and rich satiny luster.

Sharply struck with rich creamy white luster and a few scattered marks, consistent with the grade.

Sharply struck with lustrous silver-white surfaces and very few marks.

A beautiful example from the first year of the series. The strike is bold and spotlights the extraordinary high relief design, while satiny white luster flows across both sides of this minimally abraded near-Gem.

Sharply struck, exposing the full beauty of the high relief design. The surfaces are choice and coated with frosty brilliant mint luster.

An incredible strike with Liberty’s portrait and the reverse eagle in bold detail, which really shows off this one-year High Relief design. The surfaces are silky smooth with minimal marks and coated with a rich swirling luster cartwheel. Outstanding quality with strong eye appeal!

CAC. Well struck with very few marks and rich satiny white luster. Outstanding for the grade.