Guess The Grade - 1923 Peace Dollar
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Wow! That looks awfully clean and not dipped out. MS66.
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64 with shot at 65
MS-64/5 here as well. Nice 👍🏼
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I'm at a solid 65.
I agree at MS64-5. I will split the difference at 64+
I am a newer collector (started April 2020), and I primarily focus on U.S. Half Cents and Type Coins. Early copper is my favorite.
65
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64
From those photos I think 65, however, I'm betting that PCGS gave it a higher grade.
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MS 64 was my first thought.
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What's going on with the obverse rim at 12:00 o'clock and at 10 - 2 and 6 on the reverse? If it's the holder, I'd say 65/66. If it's not, I'd say Unc Details - ex-jewelry mount.
That's the PCGS mounting ring/gasket.
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65+
MS-64
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65.
I'm with Bigbuck, 65+
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64
Looks like an MS65 to me.... Cheers, RickO
MS64+
I think a pretty well struck MS 63.
I guess I was the least wrong!
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I’d wager the consensus would have been higher if we were guessing from the TrueView, although I don’t think I would have gotten to 67+ personally.
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Beautiful coin. I also would have said 66.
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Terrific coin... no point in grading after the result is posted but the 67 spectrum is reasonable if not warranted based on the look of this one
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From original photo looked like marks on the chin and in the fields but guess they are just toning. Very nice.
LOL, and I thought you were way off at 66, I did not even guess, that's how baffled I was on this one
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The first pictures got me.
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65 RGDS!
Not for me; I do not see the value; $50,000 for a common Peace Dollar according to PCGS Price Guide. I guess its the cost to try to be the number one set in something.
I was at 66. I bet it is a stunner in hand!
i would've gone 66+ at least from THAT tv. W O W (not a fan of the denticle hits by the date on a 67+)
gratz to tomB for even going 66. i was several points below that from the op pics.
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Gorgeous Peace dollar.
I bet it looks amazing in hand!!
What a difference a photo can make. I would have said 66. It wasn’t very long ago that there were no 67+ Peace dollars (and two graded 68). It took several years after the origin of the “plus” for them to appear. Now, there are many.
I also would have said 66. With the copious tick marks, I dont see how this got 67+ (top pop). It must be outrageous in hand.
I see numerous light luster breaks (and maybe bigger ones near "LI" and "IN"), but the only two miniscule ticks I see are on the eagle, just above the legs. Luster breaks on frosty Peace dollars seem to look 100X worse in a photo than they do in-hand.
Yeah, the TrueView shows a gorgeous coin. Wish I could see it in person.
I did not look and I gave it an MS66. When u get to MS66 and above sometimes I have a hard time telling one
grade level from another.
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I would have guessed 64.
I agree. Based on just the first set of images, I probably would have guessed 66. But seeing the second set, I was quickly at 67.
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