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Can't ever pass up a cheap rattler!
Spartcom5
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I'm a sucker when it comes to cheap rattlers. Bought this for $30 and thought the coin was nice. Brilliant luster and untoned. My first peace dollar rattler as well!
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Great deal, congratulations !!!
Nice purchase... good hair detail.... Cheers, RickO
Shot at a gold sticker at CAC.
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I too love cheap rattlers. That black scratchy stuff on the reverse is a little fugly though. The obverse looks satin smooth.
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Attractive coin but that rim ding would drive me nuts.
If it was raw I'd easily be able to over look it.
Nice pick up!
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rattlers mess up boxes.
Really nice piece...Peace Dollar.
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Rim ding may be the holder.
I don't see any rim issues. He may be seeing the small plastic prongs in the old rattler holder.
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Exactly, seen those in Rattlers before.
Great deal! I have owned several rattlers but they always end up leaving my collection.
No rim ding on that coin...
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nice pick up, I like
Nice, If only it had a few more hits on the face and a big mark by the brow. It could have graded MS67 "supernova".
Crack and send in see if upgrade. Looks better than 62.
Yes yes yes. Silver dollars are way too inexpensive.
Real nice obverse, not so nice reverse.
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For $30 how can you go wrong.
Nice pick up.
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Based on the title of this thread I wasn’t sure if we were talking about:
1) Cheap Baby Rattler Toy; 2) Inexpensive Rattlesnake or 3) Gen 1 PCGS slab...
However, I eventually figured it out!!😁👍
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Is that a proof?!
Nice coin- neat hair detail. Of course, the reverse had to hold the grade back a bit.
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VERY FROSTY and really SMOOTH surfaces.
Some minor carbon spotting but no big deal.
Can't go wrong for 30 bucks!!
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Thanks guys! My rattler collection is coming along nicely. No expensive coins, just fun affordable things like this. I agree the obverse is great whereas the reverse is marked up but still nice!
Do coins in old rattlers tend to tone overtime like the older NGC? I ask because I find blast white coins in rattlers fairly often.
No. I don't think you see the same toning with an old no-line NGC fattie compared to a PCGS rattler.
But I love this '23 Peace dollar.
Lance.
We no-nothings feel, that it would need more friction/rub, on both sides also, to get it all the way up "there".
The first certified coin I ever bought was a 1923 Peace dollar rattler in MS 62, identical to this coin. I was in junior high, late 80s. I still have it, and smile every time I see it (which is not often enough).
To the OP, yeah, I'm a sucker for them too. Pretty nice Peace buck for a 62.
I kinda like rattlers, but there's a time to crack 'em out. I bought a Norfolk commem in a rattler that had rattled around enough inside the holder for a couple of the high points to wear out a circle on the inside of the slab in a few places. It was impossible to see or photograph the coin well. See the rings around the ship and around 1636? It was making me crazy.
I sent it in for regrade and it came back much more photogenic (and at a higher, almost inconsequential grade).