1921 Peace Dollar Guess The Grade! Grade Revealed!
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Grade Revealed
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MS62 is my guess
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I really like the obverse & pristine cheek. Typical weak strike, clean surfaces, nice luster, unfortunate spots = MS64
The spotting holds it to MS63
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MS 63 +
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I'm thinking 64 because it looks as nice as a 65 Morgan.
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I wouldn't argue about it being in a 64 holder.
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Unable to edit, just freezes when I submit but wanted to add that I don't think I'd even ague if you said it was a 65, the strike is a bit weak though. I don't see the spots holding it back as much as people are saying here. I've seen ugly PD's in 4 and 5 holders.
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ms 63. I don't like the spots either, jmo
I don’t like the reverse spots but my guess is MS64.
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MS63... Cheers, RickO
64+
Coin looks like a 66 in the images.
AU if the what appears to be rub truly is, otherwise MS65.
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I was thinking MS64, but more I look at it it seems like a MS65.
I agree with the others on the 64 grade. The spots don't agree with me, but that's just me.
MS63 unless the luster is better than what shows here.
Obverse looks AU. Hope it is a weak strike then 63.
MS63 no +for this one.
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@smudge,
I'm curious. You might be right, but what about the obverse looks like wear to you?
I think 64. Don't like the black spots, but it seems to have very few marks.
Nice smooth cheek with typical weak hair detail. The reverse looks solid but the spots are distracting.
My guess is ms64+
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The hair looks flat and worn. Maybe the strike. I do not collect Peace Dollars and am often wrong, but around the ear it just looks flat.
That was my first thought, too. (And I didn't want you feeling lonely).
Thanks for your support, ha!
I see what everyone's seeing about the clean cheek and relatively clean fields. I also know the weakness in the hair is somewhat common on these. I just didn't like the spots and knocked the coin down for that and for the weakness (even though other graders don't always knock this issue down for weakness as I think they should).
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MS 62 market grading rules.
Well, I am going to be the odd man out. I see it is in a NGC holder, but my 1st thought was an AU64 so I'll say AU58 nice looking coin. For me the color on the neck, cheek, hair over the ear and above the tiara.
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Looks 62ish to me, congrats!
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The surfaces look incredibly clean. Since we're guessing not buying I'll take the high end: 66.
Surfaces are clean.
Weak strike as expected.
Luster is good.
Spotting is a drawback.
Maybe 64 ?
I myself don't like it overall.
Sorry
64
@Smudge
Ah. The central hair detail (and the feather detail near the top of the leg) on the 1921 is almost universally flat on these. The areas I inspect for wear are the neck truncation, Liberty’s brow, sometimes the chin line, and on the reverse the point of the eagle’s wing and the high texture points in the eagle’s rock.
Thanks. I know the strike on these is weak. This one looks very weak. Otherwise pretty clean coin.
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IMHO she is a solid 63 due the wear on her hair above her ear and the carbon spots however she is purdy at that grade
I'll guess PCGS 63, NGC 64.
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I'm with the 63/64 crowd
MS-63
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Would restoration get rid of those spots?
Professional cleaning would - but the original surface can NEVER be restored.