Peace dollars (1921-1935) feature a stunning Art Deco design. While fewer varieties exist compared to Morgan dollars, several notable errors and die varieties make Peace dollars worth examining.
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Scan My CoinA common die break that creates a raised dot or ring near Liberty's ear, nicknamed the 'ear ring' variety.
How to check: Look near Liberty's ear for a raised dot or circular mark caused by a die break.
$10 - $50Various years show doubling on the date, LIBERTY, IN GOD WE TRUST, and the reverse inscriptions.
How to check: Examine the date and lettering with magnification. Check PEACE on the reverse for shelf doubling.
$25 - $200The sun ray design on the reverse frequently shows die cracks running through the rays.
How to check: Look at the sun rays on the reverse for any raised lines running through or between them.
$5 - $50Material caught between the die and planchet during striking.
How to check: Look for smooth impressions or indentations that do not match the normal design.
$25 - $200The 1922 ear ring variety ($10-$50), various doubled dies ($25-$200), and die crack varieties are the most commonly collected. Wrong planchet errors, while extremely rare, can be worth thousands.
Yes. While less variety-rich than Morgan dollars, Peace dollar errors and VAM varieties are still actively collected. The large silver coin format makes errors easier to see.
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