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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;Morgandude11, post: 2179027, member: 37839&quot;]I agree, Daniel.&nbsp;&nbsp; I do not think that the 1964D has ever existed, except possibly a few trial pieces.&nbsp; It is my belief that the 64D was a experiment, with a handful of specimens.&nbsp;&nbsp; They were melted, and there are NONE of them that are lurking around. As you said, it is like the game of telephone--one person starts an urban legend, and then it gets exaggerated, endlessly.&nbsp;&nbsp; If people on this board are looking for a US MINT 1964D Silver Dollar to appear, it will be a long wait--much like Waiting for Godot.&nbsp; Thus, your production of a facsimile 64D is vindicated even more, as I believe it to be a non-existent date in US coinage.</p><p><br /></p><p>If it existed, somebody would have blabbed, taken a sample, and would have shown it to friends and collectors.&nbsp; Somebody would have accepted the PCGS reward.&nbsp; Some big collector would have taken the chance, despite the illegality of possessing it at that time, and would have bought it.&nbsp; Sorry folks, but the only 64D Peace Dollars out there are either cheap Chinese fakes, or the high quality overstrikes and non-US Mint productions.&nbsp; Daniel Carr&#039;s is an example of the high quality reproduction, and since the coin never existed, there&nbsp; is no issue of genuineness. Besides, as was said endlessly, there is a huge disclaimer on his website that the coin is non-US, and as such, not legal tender or US MINT production.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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