Uploaded November 2023 | Updated September 2026, 1 week ago
Extremely Rare! The Most Illegal Coin To Own. It Will Be Confiscated!
The 1964-D Peace Silver Dollar is a rare U.S. coin that is illegal to own. The U.S. government revoked the coin after making it and would seize it if anyone owned it. The last official Peace dollars rolled out of the U.S. Mint in 1935. In the 1960s, the government decided it was time to make some more silver dollars to satisfy demand. The Denver mint was ordered to strike millions of 1964 Peace silver dollars to put into circulation — and over 300 thousand were minted. However, the government decided not to follow through with this plan and demanded that all 1964-D Peace dollars that were minted to be destroyed. The question remains, however, if any 1964-D Peace dollars remain, where are they? Nobody will ever likely tell. Rumors are that a few are out there. If you own one the government has the right to seize it. To confiscate it. Just giving you a heads up. #silver #rarecoins #peacedollar
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Extremely Rare! The Most Illegal Coin To Own. It Will Be Confiscated!
The 1964-D Peace Silver Dollar is a rare U.S. coin that is illegal to own. The U.S. government revoked the coin after making it and would seize it if anyone owned it. The last official Peace dollars rolled out of the U.S. Mint in 1935. In the 1960s, the government decided it was time to make some more silver dollars to satisfy demand. The Denver mint was ordered to strike millions of 1964 Peace silver dollars to put into circulation — and over 300 thousand were minted. However, the government decided not to follow through with this plan and demanded that all 1964-D Peace dollars that were minted to be destroyed. The question remains, however, if any 1964-D Peace dollars remain, where are they? Nobody will ever likely tell. Rumors are that a few are out there. If you own one the government has the right to seize it. To confiscate it. Just giving you a heads up. #silver #rarecoins #peacedollar
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