1926 D Peace Silver Dollar Mint: Denver 26.73 G .900 Silver .7734 ASW 38.1 mm Obv. of the Peace Dollar features the head of Liberty, facing left. Her hair is bound in a bun with several locks loose and flowing backward in the wind. Liberty wears a tiara with rays and has her mouth slightly agape. The word “Liberty†appears above and the date is below. The motto “In God We Trust†is in a straight line, on opposite sides of Liberty’s neck. Rev.reverse of the coin features an eagle perched on a rock, facing right. An olive branch is clasped in the eagle’s talons and rays of sunlight emanate from the lower right. The initial design created by de Francisci had featured the eagle breaking a sword to symbolize the end of war through the destruction of its implement. Concern that the symbolism might be misinterpreted prompted the Mint to alter the design. The inscriptions “United States of America†and “E Pluribus Unum†appear above the eagle in concentric arcs. The word “Peace†appears at the base of the coin, marking the only time the motto has appeared on circulating US coinage. The denomination “One Dollar†is in a straight line, split by the eagle.