1964-D Proof-Like Peace Dollar (By D. Carr)

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Man, why do people spend so much money on replicas like that? If you don't mind, how much was it?

 

Why, Look at the 19th century restrikes! paid $160.00 now they are $185.00
Also I'm a coin collector so I collect what I like...we all have are ways.

 

Wow that is a lot of money (to me anyways) for a restrike.

What are the mintage numbers on an item like this?

 

Well, its pretty and yes we all have are quirks.

 

Go to
“1964-D” Fantasy Over-Struck Peace Dollars – Production Blog

 

Just a point. Re strikes are made from the original dies and from the original issuing agency (mint).

Daniels pieces are a work of art and if one enjoys collecting his art work that's all well and good. Collecting is what we all do best on this forum.

 

Linkified..

http://www.moonlightmint.com/blog_1.htm

This is rather interesting. I've never even heard of these things.

 

Thanks for the link

 

i agree, why?

 

Id get one just to have but the price isnt worth it to me. I can get some nice greeks or romans for that.

 

Here's the original post.......started by the same op. Like we didn't have enough discussion about this before.

http://www.cointalk.com/t131739-8/

 

The original issuing agency didn't release this restrike of a 1823 Large Cent. Holdered by NGC and graded MS 64. Here is the Heritage description.

Here is the link for the auction. http://coins.ha.com/common/view_item.php?Sale_No=1151&Lot_No=3160&Lot_Id_No=196040#Photo For those where the link won't work this is lot 3160 from the 2011 January Tampa FUN Signature & Platinum Night US Coin Auction #1151

 

Yeah, thought about that after I hit "post quick reply". Should have left off the last part.

Mea culpa.....

 

Very well said, green18! I completely agree! My only regret is that I didn't learn about these until just recently (late Feb., 2011). I was able to order one of Mr. Carr's 2009 ASE Proof Overstrikes, and am extremely happy with it. I am looking to buy one of those Peace Dollars, but so far have been outbid on ebay. Man have there values soared!!?!!

 

Overstruck what looks to be a 1922.

 

What's even more interesting is these are not the only ones listed on eBay. The others are marked accordingly, COPY.

 

Yes, I am wondering about the legality of the restrikes that don't have "copy" on it.

 

Since they are overstruck on a genuine US coin AND the mint it's self claims that NONE of the 64-D peace dollars were released for circulation and all we're destroyed it's a fantasy piece and doesn't need the word copy on it

 

:::burying his head in his hands:::

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