Among the Final Great Hoards of Peace Dollars

Due to its immense numismatic rarity, the iconic 90% Silver Peace Dollar is often referred to as Super Silver. Last minted in 1935, these classic American Silver Dollars have become increasingly difficult to acquire, especially in Brilliant Uncirculated condition. Now, Rare Collectibles TV is unveiling what may be one of the final great hoards of Peace Silver Dollars ever discovered.

Designed by Anthony de Francisci, the Peace Dollar was created to commemorate the end of World War I and the restoration of global peace. The obverse features Lady Liberty wearing a radiant crown, inspired by de Francisci’s wife, Theresa. The reverse depicts a majestic eagle perched with an olive branch, gazing toward the rising sun as a powerful symbol of hope and a new era of peace after the war.

These 20-Coin Brilliant Uncirculated Peace Dollar rolls contain 8 examples each of the 1922 and 1923 coins, as well as 2 examples each of the rarer 1924 and 1925 specimens! Peace Dollars were struck for commerce and known to heavily circulate. In turn, less than 1% of all Peace Silver Dollars ever struck have survived in this exceptionally rare condition!

While silver prices have surged from nearly $50 an ounce in 2011 to over $70 in 2026, Peace Dollars have risen even more dramatically due to their history and rarity. Back in 2011, a complete Peace Dollar set would sell for about $3,800, but now in 2026 that same set would sell for about $20,000!

Due to the Peace Dollar’s powerful combination of historical significance, outstanding condition, and immense rarity, it has been deemed Super Silver by collectors! And now you can add a roll of 20 Super Silver Peace Dollars to your collection in BU condition. With surviving examples steadily disappearing into collections, numismatic opportunities like this are vanishing.