USA - 1922 Peace 1 Dollar - Philadelphia Mint - .900 Silver, Approx. 26.20 g (Approx. 23.58 g Net Silver, 0.7581 ...

USA - 1922 Peace 1 Dollar - Philadelphia Mint - .900 Silver, Approx. 26.20 g (Approx. 23.58 g Net Silver, 0.7581 Troy Oz.) - KM#150 A United States Peace 1 Dollar coin dated 1922, designed by Anthony de Francisci. With no mintmark, the coin was struck at the Philadelphia Mint. The Peace Dollar series was introduced in 1921 and its design commemorates the restoration of peace following World War I. The coin is struck in .900 silver, with an estimated weight of approximately 26.20 g based on the visible circulation wear (approximately 23.58 g net silver, 0.7581 troy oz.). Obverse: Portrait of Liberty facing left, wearing a radiate tiara. The inscriptions are "LIBERTY", "IN GOD WE TRUST", and the date 1922. Reverse: An American eagle standing on a rock, holding an olive branch, with rays of sunlight in the background. The inscriptions are "UNITED STATES OF AMERICA", "E PLURIBUS UNUM" ("Out of Many - One"), "ONE DOLLAR", and "PEACE". Condition: The coin exhibits considerable circulation wear, with loss of detail on the higher points of the design, together with contact marks and scratches. Technical data: Denomination 1 Dollar, .900 silver, estimated weight approximately 26.20 g, approximately 23.58 g net silver, 0.7581 troy oz. KM#150.