1925 $1 MS(PCGS#7365)

December 2025 Showcase Auction - The James A. Stack, Sr. Collection Part I

Auctioneer

Stack's Bowers

Lot Number

22147

Grade

MS67+

Price

7,800

Lot Description

This is a lovely and conditionally rare example of what many collectors consider to be the most beautiful design ever used on a regular issue U.S. Mint silver dollar. Fully struck with billowy satin to softly frosted luster, both sides are further enhanced by warm, vivid peripheral toning in sandy-gold and pale apricot. Remarkably well preserved for a Peace dollar of any issue, and supremely attractive in all regards. The Peace dollar as a type is much rarer than its Morgan dollar predecessor of 1878 to 1921 in Superb Gem Uncirculated. Not only were far fewer Peace dollars produced, but poor striking quality, inferior luster and/or heavily abraded surfaces confine most Mint State survivors to lower grades through MS-65. Here, then, is a significant piece for the quality conscious bidder - a coin that would make an impressive addition to a high grade type set or specialized Peace dollar collection.