2014-P Civil Rights of 1964 $1 Silver Commem Prf (w/Box & COA)

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This modern silver dollar, struck in 2014 at the Philadelphia Mint, serves as a striking commemorative piece. The coin is composed of 0.7734 troy ounces of silver, minted with a proof finish that highlights the intricate details of its powerful design. On the obverse, the coin captures a poignant moment of unity, showing three individuals of diverse backgrounds holding hands during a civil rights march. This side also features the mint mark 'P' to denote its origin in Philadelphia, alongside inscriptions marking the historic signing of the legislation into law in July 1964. The reverse side of the coin presents three intertwined flames. These flames are symbolic representation of three core human rights: the freedom to vote, the freedom of education, and the freedom to determine one's own future. The inscriptions on this side include the denomination of one dollar and the traditional phrase 'E PLURIBUS UNUM'.