1922 low relief satin peace dollar?

While I have not yet visit a coin shop for comparison, it does have a "satin" finish?!!! Could this be a 1922 low relief satin? I found it in my neighbor's house while I was helping him move.

edited: black background made the coin look too gold.
here's a white paper.

 

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I see a circulated common date 1922 Peace Dollar. A satin proof would have a much better strike, especially in the lettering.

 

Can you explain to me what you mean by a "better strike?" It doesn't look like a "more used" version than this.
http://images.goldbergauctions.com/php/lot_auc.php?site=1&sale=39&lot=1881

 

Strike doesn't have anything to do with wear. It refers to the strength of the original strike. In terms of the letters, you would want to look for more defined, detailed, and "strong" letters. Wear will affect this, but a good strike can still be determined as a good strike even with wear.

 

Thanks, so the "strike(defined,detailed, etc) is what is rare. Not the "satin" tone of the coin? Must have both.

I poorly assumed that the "satin" color of the 1922 was rare. The "strike" in person seems to be covered by microscopic years of dirt. lol

Here is a pic I took with a black background, it made the coin look gold, kind of nice.

 

Last perspective of the coin...and the horse can go to heaven . It's amazing how different the coin can look depending on the shot of the camera.

 

For a good opinion I would send this into anacs with a note telling them what you think it is.

 

Before you waste money sending it in, check post #4 in this old thread. It was found by using the search box above. With over 2,600,000 post, you can search for almost any coin situation and find some previously posted info. Jim

https://www.cointalk.com/threads/1922-satin-proof-peace-dollar.271504/#post-2287861

 

Really? Its clearly not a proof, at a single glance, if one knows anything about peace dollars. The strike is typical of a business not a proof. That would be a big waste of money.

 

Could this be Low Relief Sandblasted Antique Satin finish ?

 

No.

 

https://photos.app.goo.gl/98YZ9tSzxhqmUpe69

Could this be a low relief satin 1922 Peace dollar

Please click the link to see the pictures


edit - for any who are concerned, the link is perfectly safe, Doug

 

It is not a satin Peace Dollar. It is a garden variety 1922 circulated Peace Dollar.

 

Are these suppose to be pictures of a low relief satin peace dollar?