1928 $1 MS63+ PCGS

The 1928 Peace Dollar holds a prominent place in U.S. numismatics as the lowest-mintage issue of the entire series, with only 360,649 coins struck. This limited production cements its status as a key date, consistently sought after by collectors. Many surviving examples were preserved in uncirculated condition, contributing to a higher proportion of well-maintained coins compared to other dates in the series. The scarcity of the 1928 Peace Dollar, coupled with early misconceptions about its purpose—such as the belief it was minted for ceremonial use—has added to its mystique and desirability. This particular example is a stunning near-GEM, boasting exceptional toning and superior preservation. The obverse features silver-gray fields with vibrant iridescent toning at the edges, showcasing shades of magenta, green, blue, and yellow, complemented by a golden tint at the base. Liberty’s portrait and radiating crown lines are sharply defined, with smooth, lustrous fields that highlight the coin's artistry. The reverse mirrors this appeal, with golden-brown hues at the periphery and crisp detailing in the eagle’s feathers. The vibrant toning, paired with the coin’s historical importance and low mintage, makes it a standout piece in any collection. With minimal signs of handling affirms its premium quality, this 1928 Peace Dollar represents a rare opportunity for advanced collectors to acquire a cornerstone of U.S. numismatics.

PCGS Cert Verification #46011956