Its a 1922 d and pretty sure it isnt a high relief , but cant come up with a price?

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Glad to see someone else whom has invested as much in photography as I.

 

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sittin side by side it doesnt look that odd anyways not sure what to do bout put it back in the sleeve and forget about it till antiques road show shows up

 

Remember the "Lucky Piece" scenario Hommer. Heads up and rubbed on the heads side.

 

Looks possibly like die cracks or die gouges at the bottom of the neck?

 

In fact I do. Saw one several months ago. A Peace Dollar too, had all the details rubbed off. Just a shadow of Liberty left. I figured they had gotten all the luck out of that one. It wasn't banged up though, just slick.

 

I'd be surprised if that's a real piece, it looks off to me also.

 

I was thinking that the obverse details, especially around the crown, look like they're "sinking" into the field. That's a big red flag for a fake. It might just be the build-up of crud in the recesses, though.