1922 Silver Dollar - 100 Years Later

The front of a circulated 1922 Peace Dollar placed on top of a wooden slab in Irvine, California. © Evan's Studio - November, 2021.

 

Who designed the 1922 Peace Dollar?

The 1922 Peace Dollar was designed by Anthony de Francisci, an Italian-American sculptor. It has the highest mintage amounts out of any Silver Dollar to date. 

When were the Peace Dollars circulated?

The Peace Dollar coins were circulated from 1921 to 1928, 1934 to 1935, and once again in 2021. 

The back of a circulated 1922 Peace Dollar placed on top of a wooden slab in Irvine, California. © Evan's Studio - November, 2021.

 How much is the 1922 Peace Dollar worth?

It depends on a number of different factors including: the current price of silver, market supply and demand, its grade/condition, where it was minted, and the relief.

On average, a typical circulated 1922 Peace Dollar will net you around $25-30 dollars today. I sold the one pictured above recently on eBay.

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A hummingbird landing on a feeder for a mid-day snack in Irvine, California. © Evan's Studio. See below for info on how to license the royalty free stock photo. 

Hummingbird Migration 2023

A hummingbird relaxes after eating nectar from the nearby flowers in Irvine, California. © Evan's Studio

Winter & Spring Hummingbird Migration

 Many hummingbird species spend their winters in Mexico and Central America. In the Spring, when the temperatures begin to rise, they migrate North. Around this time of the year, a lot of the United States will notice an increase in the prevalence of hummingbirds. You may notice more hummingbirds as early as February. According to the U.S. National Park Service, the Spring Hummingbird migration is closely related to when native plants begin to flower.

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More Spring Hummingbird Migration Information

Hummingbird wings can flap their wings up to 80 times per second and fly up to 23 miles in a single day! They travel during the day when it is easy to spot flowers and other food sources like insects. According to the U.S. National Park Service a hummingbird's heart can beat up to 1,260 times per minute. It is not uncommon for a hummingbird to double its weight before migration.

Summer & Fall Hummingbird Migration

As the temperatures begin to fall, many hummingbirds migrate to areas of warmer temperatures. The Rufous Hummingbird travels up to 3,000 miles from Alaska to Mexico in the summertime, which is the longest known migration route. Unfortunately, the Rufous Hummingbird is listed as 'Near Threatened' due to habitat loss. 

 

 

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Chain Reaction

Chain Reaction is an abstract photograph of a chain like structure in Paris, France. Taken in August of 2017. © Evan's Studio