I'm sure any dealer is going to know the value of a 1921 Peace Dollar.
A 64 is tough to find.:D [IMG] [IMG]
It's fake. Nothing looks right.
Welcome Scrap Metal. When I collected these I bought both. On common dates in slabs, I stayed with MS63 or better. I didn't care much for MS60-62....
The silver dollars are 90% silver. The clad half has no silver in it. I believe the $5 gold is a quarter ounce. Hope that helps.
The value is about the same. Some might pay a bit more because of the clash and others might not.
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The image makes it look about MS63.:)
Au?????????????
Grade 40??????????????/
I'm almost sure it's a Stock Payout Token. Don't know how they were used.
I ask about paper rolls on the PCGS site and got some really funny answers. Not much help but it was fun. I ask several questions on the NGC...
Looks real to me. It's really cool you can read that HandsomeToad. Wish I had learned Spanish.
Is that a cud on the 36?
What makes you feel it's extremely rare?
I'll guess 63.
To me the reverse looks VF but the obverse look F, from the image. Nice die crack. :)
And to top it all off. We all have different monitors that display color differently to a degree. From what I see I would guess it has been...
The title made me wonder if I really wanted to open this thread.:)
It is "No Motto" :)
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