Vintage Peace Silver Dollar Coin Pendant Necklace

This item is a numismatic necklace featuring a United States Peace Silver Dollar as a central pendant. The coin, which originally dates from the 1921-1935 era, displays the profile of Lady Liberty facing left on the obverse side, wearing a radiant coronet. The coin has been modified for jewelry use with a small hole drilled at the top to accommodate a jump ring, which is a common vintage practice that unfortunately reduces the 'collector grade' of the coin itself while increasing its value as a sentimental accessory. The coin exhibits a natural silver-grey patina with significant circulation wear visible on the high points of Liberty's hair and the rays of the crown, suggesting it was in use before being converted to jewelry. Based on the visual evidence, the coin likely has a 90% silver content typical of the period. The pendant is suspended from a delicate silver-toned chain—possibly sterling silver or stainless steel—which appears to be a basic cable or rope link style. The chain features a barrel or spring-ring clasp at the top. This style of 'coin jewelry' was particularly popular in the mid-20th century, often manufactured as souvenirs or commemorative pieces. The overall condition is fair to good, with visible surface scratches and some minor tarnishing consistent with age and regular handling.