1927-D Peace Silver Dollar Denver - Key Date

The Peace Dollar was struck to replace the Morgan Silver Dollar as a new symbol of peace after the end of World War I. Issued from 1921–1928 and then again in 1934–1935, this historic series captured the spirit of a nation looking toward a brighter future. Designed by Anthony de Francisci, the coin features his winning contest designs: Lady Liberty in a radiant crown on the obverse and a perched eagle holding the promise of peace on the reverse.

This particular issue, the 1927-D Peace Dollar, is an important key date in the series. Struck at the Denver Mint, it carries a low mintage of 1,268,900 coins, making it the lowest-mintage Peace Dollar with a “D” mintmark. It also holds special significance as the last Peace Dollar struck at the Denver Mint until 1934.

Collectors prize this date not only for its rarity but also for its historical importance within the Peace Dollar series. Surviving examples are limited, and finding them in strong circulated grades such as Very Fine to Extra Fine (VF–XF) condition is becoming more difficult each year.

You will receive one (1) 1927-D Peace Silver Dollar graded VF–XF condition, making it a fantastic chance to own a true vintage rarity. This is a coin that belongs in every serious collection of U.S. silver dollars, and an opportunity to secure one at this price should not be missed!

Highlights:

• 90% Silver content

• VF/XF condition

• Lowest Denver Mint mintage in the Peace Dollar series

• Key date with historical significance

The 1927-D Peace Dollar is more than just silver—it’s history in your hands. Add this scarce and iconic key date to your collection today while supplies last!