An antique silver 1925 Peace Dollar coin combined with a sterling silver coin holder setting. The pendant is approximately 39mm in diameter and weighs 37 grams, including the chain. The chain is 20 inches long and is marked 925 on the clasp. 

The obverse features Lady Liberty wearing a diadem of spikes, in a similar style to that seen on the Statue of Liberty. LIBERTY is above, while IN GOD WE TRUST and the date are below. The reverse shows an eagle perched on a rock with a laurel branch, and with PEACE inscribed below. UNITED STATES OF AMERICA and EPLURIBUS UNUM are above, while ONE DOLLAR can be seen just below the center. Rays of an unseen sun emanate from the lower right.

The Peace dollar was designed by Anthony de Francisci and was made as a commemorative to celebrate the peace at the end of World War I. The design of the Peace dollar was expected to be beautiful and full of character. The model used was the designer’s wife, whose name was Teresa de Francisci. It was minted in Philadelphia and is composed of 90% silver and 10% copper. The Peace dollar had two mintage time periods, from 1921-1928 and from 1934-1935. The reason there is a gap is because during the Great Depression, there was no demand for these coins.

Silver can help with emotional balance and provides protection against negativity and hostility. It is good for meditation and astral travel, as it can assist in reaching a higher level of consciousness. It also acts as an anchor to aid in the return journey back to your body.

Silver enhances spiritual attributes and can assist with difficult decisions that may have a moral aspect. It symbolizes reflection and light which makes it useful for drawing positive energy. When combined with gemstones, it can amplify the properties that the stone possesses.

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