Peace dollars graded MS63-67. Put them in order.

Discussion in 'US Coins Forum' started by lkeigwin, May 12, 2011.

  1. lkeigwin

    lkeigwin Well-Known Member

    The challenge here is to put the Peace dollars in grade order. Let's go from best to worst. So, cite the date for the MS67, then MS66, ..., MS63.

    The coins are:

    1922
    1923-S
    1926-D
    1934-D
    1934-S

    These are PCGS-graded and they're presented in date order, not necessarily grade order.

    Answers will be revealed in a couple of days.
    Lance.

    Yes, this is about their real size and pretty close to what they look like in hand.

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    And now the close-ups.

    1922
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    1923-S
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    1926-D
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    1934-D
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    1934-S
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  3. WingedLiberty

    WingedLiberty Well-Known Member

    ok

    I will say

    #1 is 67
    #2 is 63
    #3 is 66
    #4 is 65
    #5 is 64
     
  4. 1926d (ms67)
    1934d (ms66)
    1934s (ms65)
    1922p (ms64)
    1923s (ms63)

    tc
     
  5. rlm's cents

    rlm's cents Numismatist

    67- 1922
    64- 1923-s
    66- 1926-d
    65- 1934-d
    63- 1934-s
     
  6. SWThirteen

    SWThirteen Needs a 24/7 Coin Shop

    I don't even know where to begin for grading peace dollars, so I'll just observe this time.

    EDIT: Actually I changed my mind. I might as well give it a guess.

    MS67 - 1922
    MS66 - 1934S
    MS65 - 1934D
    MS64 - 1926D
    MS63 - 1923S
     
  7. Tater

    Tater Coin Collector

    My guess
    1922 ms67
    1926 D ms66
    1923 S ms65
    1934 S ms64
    1934 D ms63
     
  8. gmaster456

    gmaster456 New Member

    Although I'm not a huge fan of the design, those are some gorgeous looking coins!
     
  9. Loves2Travel

    Loves2Travel PEACE DOLLAZ

    i lold
     
  10. oval_man

    oval_man Elliptical member

    Lance, you're coming up with some good challenges! Much appreciated.

    22P - 67
    26D - 66
    34D - 65
    34S - 64
    23S - 63

    The 34S is pricey in 64 but it certainly doesn't look any lower. The 26D and 34D look very close in grade.
     
  11. oval_man

    oval_man Elliptical member

    I don't know you but that's pretty funny!
     
  12. cpm9ball

    cpm9ball CANNOT RE-MEMBER

    I don't collect these either, and it was a toss-up for me between 67 & 66, but I gave the nod to the one that looks to me to have a better obverse strike.

    MS67 - 1922
    MS66 - 1926D
    MS65 - 1934D
    MS64 - 1934S
    MS63 - 1923S

    It was the same on the bottom end. The 34S has the long mark on the back of her neck, but the 23S has the two small marks right in the middle of the primary focal area, so I gave the nod to the 34S.

    Chris
     
  13. oval_man

    oval_man Elliptical member

    Ditto, perhaps for others here as well. The x-factor is the mark on the neck of the 34S. PCGS might have determined it to be damage and dropped it a grade (or more) accordingly. Hard to tell everything from photographs.
     
  14. Doug21

    Doug21 Coin Hoarder

    that 22 is da bomb !
     
  15. Tater

    Tater Coin Collector

    I guess I should add, as a peace dollar fan I salute you.
     
  16. lkeigwin

    lkeigwin Well-Known Member

    Thanks, Tater. Peace dollars are tough love. I think they're beautiful. But the compromises (strike, color) put some folks off.
    Lance.
     
  17. Duke Kavanaugh

    Duke Kavanaugh The Big Coin Hunter

    Ms67-1922
    Ms66-1926D
    Ms65-1934D
    Ms64-1934S
    Ms63-1923S
     
  18. Porsche2007

    Porsche2007 Senior Member

    ms 63 1923-S
    ms 64 1934-D
    ms 65 1934-S
    ms 66 1922
    ms 67 1926-D
     
  19. Leadfoot

    Leadfoot there is no spoon

    67 - 22
    66 - 34d
    65 - 26d
    64 - 23s
    63 - 34s
     
  20. Leadfoot

    Leadfoot there is no spoon

    p.s. BTW, I think this is a neat post!
     
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