Under the Pittman Act in 1918, millions of Morgan Silver dollars were melted in to pay for World War One. One provision of the Act was that after the war, silver dollars were to be minted again. In 1921, the Peace Dollar was designed and struck. These were the last large silver dollars minted for circulation and production ceased after 1935. We offer individual Peace Dollars, Collections, and coin coins graded by NGC and PCGS.