GTG 1922 Peace Dollar back from PCGS. Results revealed later tonight!
Joey29
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Please let me know your thoughts on the grading. Thanks to all forum members who participate.
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I use a glass or cup to lay the phone on above the coin to minimize shake and vibration.
Nice pictures... I cannot offer any technical advice since those are likely better than I could do.
Cheers, RickO
Thanks Ricko. What grade do you see?
Looks like an MS63... In hand, maybe a 64. A lot of little dings on Miss Liberty and the luster does not seem to be there in the pictures. Cheers, RickO
63
Mr_Spud
64
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Nice Peace, I say 64
64
I’m going with 63
Martin
64
64
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Don
I have one that looks almost identical that's a 64
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I like it as a 64 .
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64
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MS64...
63
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Looks 64 to me.
I'm with the 4 crowd ... pretty clean
“We are only their care-takers,” he posed, “if we take good care of them, then centuries from now they may still be here … ”
Todd - BHNC #242
64, nice but not nice enough for a 5 with the cheek action.
"It's like God, Family, Country, except Sticker, Plastic, Coin."
MS63.
65 surfaces, 63 luster, let's call this one a 64
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A very nice 64 with 65 not out of the question.
I'll go 63+
Actually coin has blazing luster as seen in second obverse photo coming through the gold toning. Disregard first photo as It shows subdued luster
Thanks for your participation. Coin is PCGS MS 64.
I like your last photo best. Luster shows. Like her hair. Nice 64.
Jim
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I guessed 64 before seeing the slab. The fields are 65, but the marks on the cheek prevent it from gem.
Nice coin
The 22s have a lot of interesting VAMs because they made so many of them and had to manipulate the die relief a few times during production - it’s a great date for VAMs and one of the few dates where blast white high grade examples can be more easily obtained (compared to other dates).
Thanks I have one more photo you may like also.