Bidspirit auction | Seven (7) 1923-D Peace Silver

Seven (7) 1923-D Peace Silver Dollars Denver Mint .900 Fine Silver - Group of seven 1923-D Peace Silver Dollars struck at the Denver Mint, each composed of .900 fine silver and containing 0.7734 troy ounces of pure silver per coin (total silver content approximately 5.41 troy ounces). The 1923-D issue recorded a mintage of 6,811,000 pieces, making it significantly scarcer than the 1923 Philadelphia (30,800,000) and 1923-S (19,020,000) issues. As a result, the 1923-D carries stronger collector demand, particularly in higher circulated and About Uncirculated grades. Strike characteristics are typical for the Denver issue, with moderate softness occasionally noted in Liberty?s hair above the ear and on the eagle?s breast feathers. Surfaces across the group show honest circulation wear with light to medium silver-gray patina, scattered contact marks, and occasional spotting consistent with long-term storage in 2x2 holders. Several pieces retain traces of original luster in protected areas, offering pleasing overall eye appeal for a circulated mintmarked grouping. A desirable early Denver Peace dollar lot combining meaningful bullion backing with added numismatic premium. Condition: Mixed circulated grades, approximately Very Fine to About Uncirculated. Typical contact marks and moderate wear; no major rim damage observed. Sold as a group.