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In so-called "Good" condition (i.e. well worn) a 1924 Peace dollar would retail for 12 or 13 dollars. Coins made in Philadelphia and Denver would retail for about $15 in Extremely Fine condition, while a 1924 dollar from San Francisco would go for about twice that amount if in the same condition.
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