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Freida McFadden

Description

�� Definitive Reference - Fully updated 4th edition covering Peace dollars from 1921-1935, America's last 90% silver dollar, plus the mysterious 1964-D issue.

�� Values & Market Trends - Coin-by-coin analysis with updated retail pricing, certified population data, and market context.

�� Varieties & Errors - In-depth coverage of proofs, patterns, trial pieces, errors, misstrikes, die varieties, countermarks, and unusual examples.

��️ Rich Historical Context - Detailed origins, minting processes, ANA involvement, hoards, meltings, and biographies of key figures.

⭐ Essential for Collectors - A trusted Red Book Series volume with insights, illustrations, and resources for both new enthusiasts and advanced numismatists.

The Peace dollar, issued from 1921 through 1935, commemorated the end of the most traumatic war in human history and has become one of America's most admired and collectible coins. In the newly updated 4th edition of A Guide Book of Peace Dollars, award-winning author Roger W. Burdette delivers the authoritative research, engaging history, and practical guidance collectors have come to expect from the Red Book Series.

Burdette explores the origins of the Peace dollar (including the American Numismatic Association's involvement), the coin's production process, early designs and casts, ways to collect, preservation methods, and the market impact of hoards and meltings. He covers every date and mintmark of America's last 90% silver dollar, as well as the mysterious 1964-D Peace dollar, proofs, patterns, trial pieces, errors and misstrikes, countermarks, die varieties, and even unusual examples from the personal collection of a former Mint director.

Inside you'll find:

Coin-by-coin analysis with current market values in multiple grades
Certified population data and Van Allen-Mallis numbers
Biographies of key figures in the Peace dollar's creation
Rich historical context, including ANA involvement and minting details
Coverage of famous collections, hoards, and rare varieties
A bibliography and extensive research resources
And much more!

Immerse yourself in the fascinating world of one of America's most admired coins in this fourth edition of A Guide Book of Peace Dollars, part of Whitman's renowned Red Book Series. This acclaimed series spans nearly 30 volumes, each providing in-depth coverage of specific U.S. coin types and programs featured in the Official Red Book.

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