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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;klekeg, post: 411079, member: 15390&quot;]I will have it weighed tommorrow just for curiousity. I also have a 1944 Walking liberty and a 1917 Walking liberty along with several Mercury dimes, Buffalo nickels and&nbsp; 1901 Barber dime and a 1911 Barber dime. Theres many more that were handed down to me and I have had them for years.&nbsp; The 1922 Peace in the pictures above&nbsp; that I am curious about will not shine no matter how many times I rubbed it to get it to shine because the surface is too grainy. When you look at the coin in person you can still see the dark back ground in the rays and the Eagles feathers and also at the top of the crown and in the hair of the lady. On the reversed side of the coin just below the E. PLURIBUS.UNUM where tip of the Rays begin, the coin begins to raise a lot higher than my other 1922 Peace dollars. Maybe it is just a very good strike or something on a coin that had darker metal than the other 1922 Peace dollars. who knows![/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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