1926-D Peace Silver Dollar. MS-66+ (PCGS). CAC.

Captivating frosty surfaces are highly lustrous with an uncommonly smooth appearance for a silver dollar of this challenging type. Fully struck, as befits the issue, with strong eye appeal in brilliant silver-white. With 2,348,700 examples struck, the 1926-D occupies an interesting space in the Peace dollar series. It is an underappreciated issue, being somewhat common in circulated and lower Uncirculated condition but remaining considerably scarce in higher grades. Very few bags were released to the public in the mid-20th century, and what coins did get released were quickly absorbed by the numismatic community. Examples are still available in roll quantity, but these are mainly in grades of MS-62 to MS-63. Premium Gem examples like that offered here are notable condition rarities that always draw strong bids on the few occasions when they are offered in major numismatic auctions.

PCGS# 7368. NGC ID: 257P.