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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;cmbdii, post: 4478, member: 655&quot;]Actually, with silver at $7.18 or thereabouts (I haven&#039;t looked at Kitco today) a cull Peace is worth a little under $5.00 melt.&nbsp; One in F or better should bring $7.50 at least.&nbsp; Anyway, I bought some Peace dollars today with rim dings or other slight probs at $6.00 @.&nbsp; $5.00 each is last year&#039;s price .;-)</p><p><br /></p><p>&nbsp; The detail you&#039;re describing fits with the photo in the thread above of a regular proof.&nbsp; In a coin known for low relief in the business strikes, the&nbsp; high detail would be the tipoff that you&#039;re seeing a proof. Proofs turn up among circulated coins from time to time, so that isn&#039;t really too unusual.&nbsp; And, yes, even a circulated proof in this particular coin would bring more than a BU 1922 would, though the price guides may not mention anything less than P60-something in pricing the proof version of the coin.</p><p><br /></p><p>&nbsp;&nbsp; I might have bought that one if I&#039;d seen it.&nbsp;&nbsp; I would have thought I was getting a 1922 High Relief and would have been on cloud 9 for a day or two maybe until somebody busted my bubble.&nbsp; ahaha[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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