New addition, 1935 dollar

I just got this one.
I wish I could figure out the best way to set the lights for pictures.

 

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Now thats a nice Peace Dollar, I always loved the MS luster on the coins

 

now, this is an unc, with original luster.

 

Beautiful coin and the lustre is all there!
Nice pic too...


RickieB

 

Very nice coin! And as mentioned that luster is very obvious.

 

This one is hot. Excellent example, need to preserve this beautiful mint state luster everyone is admiring.

Thanks for sharing this one! 35 is a key year for my collecting. I'd love to have this coin.

Allen

 

Nice coin.
Good hourglass reflection.
Highly likely to be Unc; I'm thinking MS-64, possibly -65 if all the little dings don't look as bad in hand.

Am I seeing a bit of die clash?
On the reverse, up at 10-11 o'clock, between the eagle and the lettering?

 

A real nice coin you've got there. 1935 and the 1928 are the 2 coins I need to complete my set. I'd love to get a 35 as nice as yours.

Bruce

 

thanks guys, the luster is why I bought this little beauty. I don't know if it would go a as a ms-65. the hits on the eagle aren't as bad in hand, but I think that is why it won't go ms-65. thinking about sending it in, but I've never done that before, should this one be slabbed?

 

Close call.
If you think you can get a MS-65 out of it, definitely yes.
A MS-64 would be up to you.

 

According to Coin Values magazine, a 1935 Peace $ in MS64 is worth $250, whereas a MS65 is valued at $1000.

You already own the coin. Getting it slabbed will help protect it when stored properly and will settle the grade question. Provided you don't send it to SGS or GEC.

Bruce

 

Wow

 

Sweet, tater.*

Mark-free fields ! A little weak strike on the reverse (could be photo), but that's a strong obverse for sure.







* pun intended :headbang: