Post your Peace Dollars

Gradeflation, look at that submission #.

 

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1923-T like in toning... Peace, baby!

 

So like my litte 1922-D Peace ain't as purty as all of y'alls, but how many of y'alls can say you bought yours at face value at the banky likes I did? This was an over the counter purchase for a buck last Monday.

 

My best Peace Dollars

 

Bought this20 years ago had it graded a year or so ago only one I got

 

Hard to find a peace dollar with color

 

Bill, many toned Peace Dollars in the market, but not many attractively toned Peace Dollars among them....IMO.

I think you found a nice on in a key date as well!

 

My previous post/images were deleted from this thread when I re-organized my photobucket. Here are some of my favorites.

1921: I think it's a strong strike for the year. Still has nice luster left, but not booming:



2 common date 66's:




A splash of Color: MS65



A stunning golden toned 1927 MS64



Another MS66



A real Beauty that didn't CAC for some reason.




Another nice MS64




One of my favorite designs. Thanks for looking.

 

Stunning set.
Thanks for re-posting.

 

Thanks!! I appreciate your feedback. In 2015, I hope to add some this and fill holes. I'm searching for a '28 with great eye appeal. I have not found one I like yet.

 

Me I was searching for a peace dollar low relief. With great eye appeal. Just wanted something for my type set. Ended up with a 28 figured it'd be a good investment if nothing else. Would someday hope to find a real great 21 but I'm happy with the ms 63 I bought 20 years ago raw for $75 was real surprised when pcgs called it a 63 I thought it an au but wasn't as familiar with the strike issues

 

I picked this up last spring at a local coin show. Under the lighting of the show, I thought it was an MS62ish...now I'm not so sure. Might be AU. I'm planning on sending it in, but I don't have high hopes. I guess I can consider it a rough first lesson in learning how to grade high relief peace dollars. Apologies for the lighting (again)...it really brings out every little polish mark, scratch and ding.

 

Here's another VAM I found. It's a '26-S VAM 4, extra berry variety. Gotta love all the die-breaks, cracks and other oddities in the Peace Dollar series. Keeps it interesting.

 

1923 NGC MS63* CAC

 

1923-D PCGS MS63



1924 NGC MS63


1922 NGC MS64 Binion