Printable Catalog with Mintage Statistics for Items Designed and Minted by Daniel Carr / Moonlight Mint.

“1929-S”, “1930-D”, “1931-S”, “1932-D”, “1933-S”, “1943-S”, and “1945” Fantasy Over-Struck High-Relief Peace Dollars – Production Blog

No US silver dollars were minted from 1929 to 1933, or from 1936-1963. These fantasy date over-strikes have a high relief obverse like the 1921 issue, and a high relief reverse based on the original “Broken Sword” model. The original design for the Peace Dollar had the Eagle clutching a broken sword on the reverse. Just before the original 1921 Peace Dollars were minted, the sword was removed from the tooling by modifying the sculpt and the engraving. In a similar process, the reverse of these over-strikes is based on the original Broken Sword model, but the sword has been removed via sculpting and engraving.

NOTE: These are NOT endorsed by the US Treasury. Defacing of US coins is legal so long as the defacement isn't for fraudulent purposes.

Production listed in chronological order - newest production at top, oldest production at bottom.

Current Status:

Production with pair 7 is in progress. All others have ended.

Tooling	Quantity Over-Struck	Issue Price	Notes
Die Pair 7 ”1945” Broken Sword Brilliant Satin	16 (so far) high-grade: 133	$130 (high-grade)	First produced December, 2024 All are over-struck on US Mint Peace Silver Dollars that were minted from 1922 to 1935. Broken Sword reverse. This issue represents a “what if ?” scenario where the “Peace” Dollar was produced after WW2 instead of after WW1.
Die Pair 7 Broken Sword Brilliant Satin High Grade
Die Pair 6 ”1933-S” Brilliant Satin	144 (final) high-grade: 133 bag-handled: 11	$110 (high-grade) $80 (bag-handled)	First produced April, 2024 All are over-struck on US Mint Peace Silver Dollars that were minted from 1922 to 1935.
Die Pair 6 Brilliant Satin High Grade
Die Pair 5 ”1932-D” Brilliant Satin	137 (so far) high-grade: 122 bag-handled: 13	$110 (high-grade) $80 (bag-handled)	First produced April, 2024 All are over-struck on US Mint Peace Silver Dollars that were minted from 1922 to 1935.
Die Pair 5 Brilliant Satin High Grade
Die Pair 4 ”1930-D” Brilliant Satin	132 (so far) high-grade: 125 bag-handled: 7	$110 (high-grade) $80 (bag-handled)	First produced April, 2024 All are over-struck on US Mint Peace Silver Dollars that were minted from 1922 to 1935.
Die Pair 4 Brilliant Satin High Grade
Die Pair 3 ”1929-S” Brilliant Satin	139 (so far) high-grade: 124 bag-handled: 15	$110 (high-grade) $80 (bag-handled)	First produced April, 2024 All are over-struck on US Mint Peace Silver Dollars that were minted from 1922 to 1935.
Die Pair 3 Brilliant Satin High Grade
Die Pair 2 ”1943-S” Brilliant Satin	150 (final) high-grade: 146 bag-handled: 3 circulated: 1	$165 (sold out) (high-grade)	First produced May, 2023. All are over-struck on US Mint Peace Silver Dollars that were minted from 1922 to 1935.
Die Pair 2 Brilliant Satin High Grade
Die Pair 1 ”1931-S” Brilliant Satin	285 (final) high-grade: 220 bag-handled: 57 circulated: 8	$100 (sold out) (high-grade) $65 (sold out) (bag-handled)	First produced August, 2019. All are over-struck on US Mint Peace Silver Dollars that were minted from 1922 to 1935. All have a tiny die chip (raised mole) on the obverse near the mouth. Some faint circular lathe marks show on the obverse and reverse near the rims. The letters “PLUR” of PLURIBUS are thin due to excessive lapping of the die. The excess lapping also caused some sun rays below DOLLAR to fade out in places. The last 28 struck (20 high-grade, 3 bag-handled, 5 circulated) have minor tooling on the weak devices of the reverse die.
Die Pair 1 Brilliant Satin High Grade