Guess the 1928 Peace Dollar

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collect89

 

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NGC MS-64. Merry Christmas to you, too.

 

MS63 because of scratches on obverse: neck and damage to "D" in Dollar on reverse, otherwise desireable coin as any 1928 Peace Dollar is in any grade from AU55 and higher.

Clinker

 

improved picture.

 

I would also say MS-63 due to scratches on neck and in field. Still a very nice coin for a Peace dollar.

 

I'd have to go with MS63 also because of the marks on the coin. Still a beautiful example of that year.

 

Thats a beauty, I would love to have that in my collection.
MS 63~64

 

This looks like three different coins,going by the third pic I would say the coin was dipped and i would give it a MS62 and happy holidays too you.
Jazzcoins Joe

 

I'm going higher than the gang on this one. MS-64. She's a beauty.

 

I agree with MS64. Very tough to see the luster with those pics. With the exception of the large distraction on the eagle's tail feathers, the marks are very minor. Nice coin.

 

Ms 68.

 

I've gotta go 63 on this one

 

I would give her a solid MS-63. Merry Christmas!!!

 

Isaiah,

Put down the eggnog buddy. The population of the 1928 Peace Dollar in MS65 is 304/13. Every one of the 13 are MS66.

 

There is a "but" on the coin.

I completely understand anyone that guessed 63 or lower. Blame it on my photographic skill. NGC gave it an MS64.

The coin has a "but" on it. It is an MS 65 but it has the scuff disturbing the luster on the obverse field. In my opinion, without the obverse scuff it would have gotten 65 even with the single reverse contact mark on the eagle’s tail. The obverse is the money side & has fewer flaws than perhaps these photographs indicate.

The photos of the complete slab show how the coin is really flashy and the white slab plastic remains dark in the photo(s).

Thanks for all the opinions & have a great holiday weekend.

Very best regards,
collect89

 

Well, the title of this thread is "Guess the 1928 Peace Dollar"... so, I'm going to guess: It's my Christmas present!

MS-64

Oh, Collect89.. i was posting while you were posting the grade... what do you know, I got it right! Beautiful coin!!

 

I guess that it is just me, but for the life of me, it looks like it has PVC damage throught the "TED' and below the "LAR" on the reverse. If that is not what I am seeing, can someone please tell me what I am seeing there?

 

Because of the damage on the neck?

Ruben