Sell Peace Silver Dollars in New Jersey
The Peace dollar, struck from 1921 to 1928 and again in 1934 and 1935, was the last 90 percent silver dollar made for circulation. Its Liberty head and perched eagle design make it a favorite with collectors, and certain dates and the rare high-relief 1921 stand well above their silver value. We buy Peace dollars across central New Jersey, single coins or rolls, with a free evaluation and same-day cash if you accept.
Why sell your Peace dollars to us
- Free in-person evaluation, with the date, mint mark, and condition reviewed in front of you
- Same-day cash if you accept, at any of our six central NJ stores, no mail-in wait
- We know the key dates and mint marks, including the 1928 and the high-relief 1921
- Fair offers on both common circulated dates and scarce key-date pieces, based on the current collector market
We also sell Peace dollars to collectors
Want to add Peace dollars to your collection? We sell them as well, from common dates that round out a set to tougher dates and higher grades, priced to the current collector market. Ask what we have in the case and we will go over the dates in stock.
Visit a coin shop near you
Six central New Jersey stores, free in-person evaluation, same-day cash if you accept. Call ahead for the day's quote.
Frequently asked questions
Which Peace dollar dates are the key dates?
The 1928 Philadelphia issue is the lowest mintage and the classic key, and the 1934-S is scarce in higher grades. The first-year 1921 was struck in high relief and is a distinct, sought-after type. We identify the date and mint mark on every coin you bring in.
What makes my Peace dollar more valuable?
The date, the mint mark, and the condition drive the value. A low-mintage year like the 1928 or a well-preserved high-relief 1921 matters most, and a coin with strong original luster is worth more than a worn one. We review all three in front of you and explain the offer.
Are common Peace dollars worth anything?
Yes. A common, circulated Peace dollar still holds its 90 percent silver, so it always earns a fair offer tied to the current market. Better dates and higher grades add to that. We make an offer on every genuine Peace dollar you bring in.
How do I tell a Peace dollar from a Morgan dollar?
The Peace dollar shows a Liberty head with a spiked crown on the front and an eagle perched on a rock on the back, while the Morgan shows a different Liberty profile and an eagle with spread wings. Both are 90 percent silver. Bring either and we will identify and evaluate it for you.
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