1922 Peace Silver Dollar, High Relief

I need an appraisal on this coin. Which 3rd party provider should I use?

 

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I like the NGC holder more than PCGS. They stack better IMO.

 

It doesn't sound like there are too many 1922 high relief Peace dollar coins.
"The US Mint originally produced 35401 of these 1922 High Relief coins (mostly non-proof business strikes intended for general circulation) before going to a Normal relief design. Nearly all of these high relief coins were melted down a short time later by the US Mint. Only about 10 to 12 High Relief 1922 Proof (Matte Proof) Peace Dollars are estimated to exist. One stray non-proof business strike coin also exists!"

 

Did I miss something ? Is there a picture of the Peace you have ?

 

I WOULD LIKE TO SEE A PHOTO OF THIS 1922 HIGH RELEIF ,BEEN LOOKING AT EVERY 1922 I SEE . HOPEING TO FIND ONE

 

I would use PCGS or NGC for authenticating any high end coin. But, before you do that...are you certain it is a high relief dollar? The 1922 low relief coins is very common and would be a big waste of money to have authenticated unless it's condition is extremely high end. I'd recommend posting photos here and getting some opinions before submitting it.

 

Article I read said there are only 10-12 matte proof 1922 high relief, and
possibly no business strikes as they were melted. But some could have slipped through the cracks. It mentions 1, how would they know 1, unless it is slabbed already.
With 1922 being the most common Peace at over 50 million
I have to doubt this is a high relief coin.

 

Heritage Auctions does not grade coins.

 

On one of my threads the other week ppl though my 1922's were high relief. But I also have 1921s to compare 1:1 .. it's obvious once you can compare a true high relief to something you think is high relief.

We chat about medium & high relief 1922 s ==> https://www.cointalk.com/threads/1922-peace.310925/

 

Th ank you for the information my 1922 has I think a mirror finish.

 

That's a normal low relief 1922 Peace Dollar. It looks like it has been polished to give it that mirror finish.

The real 1922 High Relief coins have several different diagnostics in the design that this coin lacks. They are also matte proofs so they do not have a mirror finish.

You can see some of the differences here: https://www.usacoinbook.com/coins/3305/dollars/peace/1922-P/high-relief/

 

That coin has definitely been polished which basically diminishes any value, except a bit over bullion.

 

+1 on what @CamaroDMD and @Don P said. Unfortunately, you have a polished low relief ‘22.

 

Pictures look very dark to me, I can't tell any of the high relief signs, it's so rare I would expect it to be a common 1922. !922 high relief is probably just as hard to find as a 1943 (real) copper penny

 

The 1922 Peace dollar was made in larger numbers than ANY other US silver dollar. Sorry, but the one you posted is a regular coin and any numismatic value it may have had has been destroyed by polishing.

 

That's right, but they are the most accurate for pricing.

 

You need more info before deciding if it is what you might think. Burdette wrote an article in Mar.9,2009 Coin world on the High and Medium relief 1922 Peace dollar.
Here is a thread on the subject, and if you use the seach function above with 1922 high relief , you will see quite a few other threads.

http://www.cointalk.com/t49198/?highlight=1922 high relief

 

How do we know these high reliefs are real. Never saw one

 

Where is PCGS or Stack's Bowers auctions

 

normal low relief 1922 Peace Dollar