1964-D Peace Dollar $10,000.00 Reward

GDJMSP,

I'm still waiting for a reply....:scratch:

I am waiting with baited breath to read the article you cited reference the author that says he was working at the Mint when the 1964-D Peace dollars were minted and swears that none left the Mint. After all the coins were melted in 1965 (two weeks after production) I still have to wonder how two of them (1964-D Peace dollars) mysteriously were returned to the mint from Washington five years later especially since none of them “left the building’

You are correct, I probably wouldn’t believe the article anyway since it has been documented that at least two 1964-D Peace dollars did leave the building and were not returned for several years. If the author was wrong on this point, none ever leaving the building, I must wonder what else he wrote that is all so fiction. The big question is, do you believe the article that you are citing?

Getting back to the original point we started to debate, I’m still waiting to hear some more words of wisdom from one of my elders on why I’m wrong about if these coins were monetized or not. :devil:

 

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Part of the definition of monetize is 'to establish as legal tender'. The government never established these pieces as legal tender. The coins were never monetized.

 

Well, in the words of "the Captain":

"What we've got here is... failure to communicate. Some men you just can't reach... which is the way he wants it. I don't like it any more than you men."

 

i think all of us should also get an opportunity to read the article and any other secret documents that you may have

 

Those two were trial strikes struck in Philadelphia before the dies were shipped, they were documented in Roger's research and were never in Denver. They were not part of the production run.

 

I should posted the link below as asset,with the Pcgs 1964-D Reward $10,000.00 bounty.
It could have saved Us from a war of word.:scratch:

http://www.collectorsweekly.com/articles/an-interview-with-peace-dollar-historian-roger-burdette/

 

well i am more than happy if you mail it to me. if you recommend something it has t be worth its weight in gold

 

Would Mr. Lantz say anything more in his article then on this video? :devil:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_detailpage&v=1DZbVBVHpcw

 

That dog just won't hunt! :devil:

You will notice in the video linked in my previous post that Mr. Lantz states that a few were sent to Washington (from Denver).

 

so that's false? it never happened?

y do u think they put the ad for $10000 and how are they any different from the million dollar nickels.

 

Shades of Max Mehl.........

 

come again? i am just asking questions thats all

 

That is the only type of answer you are going to get, they are not big enough to admit when they are wrong. A couple of posters have stated that the 1964-D Peace dollars weren’t “monetized” or “left the building” but when a logical argument is presented all they are capable of for a come back is to dismiss you or a response like you quoted.

Sad, very sad….

 

If U Need to Blame anything about this Post Blame ME!
I using my 2 trillion watt brain to think the Post Up<jello>
What is the Sad thing is U found the YouTube item and your still asking more question.:scratch: Google it????
The Real Sad Fact is We won't Know 1965 was a long time ago!!! Till 1 is out of the cob webs then WE will see What the Government will Do+
that is the end of the Story:yes:

 

Someone tell me, why is it illegal to own a pattern coin? Does that mean I should melt my gold PF-65 1874 Brickford Eagle ten-dollar gold coin? Or should I also melt my gold 1877 Half Union Fifty Dollar coin? I would never melt it though. There so rare, so unique,, and so beautiful. I rather just hid them.