I'm just wondering if this is considered a VAM coin, there is a line going across the neck, I'm sure it's not a scratch, but a line due to cracked dies. If so, does it have any premiums?
http://ec2-13-58-222-16.us-east-2.compute.amazonaws.com/wiki/1922-P_VAMs 2EF? Whatever it is, it's VERY common.
Peace dollar obverse dies tend to crack there, so you will see many Peace dollars with cracks that are very similar, but not identical, to each other. This crack alone would not have caused a variety to be cataloged. If the crack widens to a thicker die break, then it would be cataloged. There's another crack that goes through the Y of LIBERTY that is also common. At any rate, there is no premium for this.
Definitely a cracked Die but no added value to thecoin as it's very common. Not a top 100 VAM so no excitement.
Go to VAM World and research. Almost every Morgan or Peace dollar have a VAM assigned...a normal die pair with no extra attributes usually gets VAM 1. Some coins, a very small percentage, do not have a VAM assigned: 1879-O-VNA. While you are researching, when you see “VNA”, it means “VAM Not Assigned”. The reason, I am told, is that minor die cracks or clashing without letter transfer by themselves do not warrant a designation...props to @messydesk ...Spark
