High-Relief 1921 Peace Silver Dollar With Display Box

Have you heard about the high-relief 1921 Peace Silver Dollar Coin? They are extremely scarce, but now you can own one with The Secret First Year Issue Peace Silver Dollar Coin, an exclusive presentation from The Bradford Exchange Mint. This remarkable Peace coin was minted in 90% silver, commemorating the victorious end of World War I. Its challenging design was by Anthony de Francisci, a young immigrant sculptor who won a competition with his glorious Art Deco-inspired creation, intended to be struck in high relief, meaning the design rose above the surface of the Peace coin for a dramatically-sculpted look.

The first Peace Silver Dollars were struck from December 26 to December 31, 1921, at the Philadelphia Mint. But in those six short days it became clear that in order to create a high-relief look, the dies had to be struck more than once. This damaged the dies, making production impractical. Just 1% of all the Peace Dollars ever struck were high-relief. But now you can add this stunning Peace coin to your own collection, preserved in a crystal-clear tamper-proof holder and showcased in a custom Deluxe Display Box with an elegant mahogany finish and a gleaming title plaque. This spectacular coin is expected to generate very strong demand among collectors, so do not delay. Order now!