Putting together a set of Peace Dollars

Discussion in 'US Coins Forum' started by SteveMS70, Aug 23, 2008.

  1. kanga

    kanga 65 Year Collector

    You got an MS-63.
    You avoided the MS-60 to -62 range.
    That's good.

    Your cost is about halfway between Greysheet BID and Coin Values.
    I'd call that better than good.

    Overall I think you did yourself quite well.
     
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  3. SteveMS70

    SteveMS70 New Member

    Yeah, I haven't been trying to get the best grade at the best deal, but rather the most eye appealing in mint state. It just so happened that this was a good grade, deal and had eye appeal so I couldn't pass on it.
     
  4. 900fine

    900fine doggone it people like me

    Please keep bumpin' it up !

    Congrats on the '21 ! Nice grab ! :high5:
     
  5. SteveMS70

    SteveMS70 New Member

    Thank you, thank you! I've been thinking how long it's going to take to save for some of these key dates, but it never dawned on me to ask to put it on 'layaway'. Luckily this seller was kind enough to accept my offer to make smaller weekly payments.

    Looks like that's the path I'll be taking with the '28 and '34-S.
     
  6. ksparrow

    ksparrow Coin Hoarder Supporter

    Really nice coin, Steve! And at a good price. Being patient and waiting for the right one to come along paid off-- congrats!
     
  7. SteveMS70

    SteveMS70 New Member

    Thanks! I can't wait to get it in hand. It's probably going to be the most valuable coin I own. Not to mention the cornerstone of this set
     
  8. mralexanderb

    mralexanderb Coin Collector

    Peace dollars are a hard coin to grade!!!

    Nice coin and key date as well.

    I had plenty of problems trying to buy a MS 1921 Peace $. They are so hard to grade in the AU/BU grade level due to the weak strikes of most of the coins in that series.

    I tried twice on ebay but had to return them both, as the pictures were way better than the actual coin. In other words, photoshopped. It was such a disappointment to have to return the coins and lose the shipping and NOT get the coin I thought was buying, twice.

    The third time I bought a MS64 1921 Peace $ was from a "reputable coin dealer" at a local show. That coin turn out to be an AU coin that he was passing off as an MS 64 coin. It was a beauty, but other coin dealers at the same show said it was AU. I got my money refunded and purchesed another 1921 AU from a more honest dealer at the same show, for less than 1/2 the price of the coin I returned.

    Here's what I bought:


    I have the 1928 and the 1935 left to complete my set. I've been holding out because the '35 will be easy enough but the '28 will be the killer coin to get in MS.

    Good luck with your Peace $s.:thumb:

    Bruce
     

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