1924 Peace Silver Dollar Obverse Appraisal

1924 Peace Silver Dollar (Obverse)

This is an obverse (front) view of a 1924 Peace Silver Dollar, a classic American coin. The coin is circular, crafted from silver, and displays a metallic luster with varying shades of grey and silver, indicating some toning and environmental exposure over time. The dominant feature is the left-facing profile of Lady Liberty, depicting a young woman with a radiant crown of rays emanating from behind her head, symbolizing peace and enlightenment. Her hair is rendered in flowing waves, and her facial features are clearly discernible, showing a strong nose, defined chin, and subtle lips. Above her head, the inscription "LIBERTY" is partially visible along the top rim. To her lower left, the motto "IN GOD WE" is visible, with 'TRUST' presumably continuing on the right side of her bust, though only 'TRVST' (an archaic spelling of trust) is partially visible on the right. Below her neck, the mint year "1924" is prominently displayed. The surface of the coin exhibits general circulation wear, evident in the slightly softened details of Liberty's hair and facial features, as well as minor abrasions and scratches across the field and raised elements. There are no obvious deep gouges or significant damage, suggesting it has been handled but not severely abused. The rim appears mostly intact. The craftsmanship is typical of US Mint coinage from the early 20th century, characterized by detailed relief work and careful lettering. There are no visible mint marks in the provided image to determine the specific mint location (e.g., Philadelphia, San Francisco, Denver), which would typically be below the 'ONE DOLLAR' inscription on the reverse. The coin's overall condition suggests a circulated grade (e.g., Fine to Very Fine).