How about another gtg for this Peace

gtstang

PeakRarities

This coin appears to have a lot going going on, I think I see a planchet defect left on obverse, but what is the vertical line next to it? I see some pvc in the crown, and the reverse strike seems to be fairly weak. What is going on with the reverse rim at 8:00? I’m going to recuse myself from this one, want to see what you pros say 😅

gumby1234

Looks like a large die crack on the left obv. But I don't see any matching VAM.

OAKSTAR

My first thought was struck thru something all over the obv.

logger7

Error coin.

OAKSTAR

@logger7 said:
Error coin.

What kind of error coin do you think it is?

LanceNewmanOCC

65 maybe netted to 64 for the error

i'd say struck-through with that spot above IN.

U1chicago

MS 63

ricko

That coin needs to be in hand to properly evaluate. Too much going on... Cheers, RickO

gtstang

Here's a truview of this coin. I don't know what that red looking thing is, but it is not on the coin and not floating around in the holder. It does have a numerical grade as well.

privatecoin

Ms62

coastaljerseyguy

MS 64

Avocet

I guess MS65 mint error -- obverse strike-through

LanceNewmanOCC

@gtstang said:
Here's a truview of this coin. I don't know what that red looking thing is, but it is not on the coin and not floating around in the holder. It does have a numerical grade as well.

looks kinda odd.

how are the reeds in the error area? i'm wondering if the thing that was struck through perhaps wrapped around the coin a bit to reach the reverse rim. it is no coincidence there seems to be a defective planchet error in that reverse area along with that big ol error(s) on the obv.

BryceM

Apart from the left obverse field, it looks MS64-ish. Big reverse rim hits. Some scattered abrasions. Nice creamy luster.

With the left obverse……? Who knows. Looks struck-through or like a planchet defect. I don’t think it should be in a regular holder.

Che_Grapes

It’s uncirculated and would grade high if not for the other issues mentioned above. When you say numerical grade do you mean it straight graded?
I would have guessed details grade with after mint damage but the TV you sent later (and your numerical comment) makes me think it did get grades. And if that’s the case then the grade should be fairly close to gem if not gem - so 64 or 65.

Jimnight

63

dhikewhitney

MS64

hummingbird_coins

MS64 Struck Thru Obv & Rev

messydesk

Looks like the small divot above in is a strike-thru, but the L in LIBERTY would not have sharp edges if the big anomaly were a strike-thru. It would seem that the planchet had some sort of defect and resulting thin spot there.

asheland

MS64

gtstang

PCGS has this graded at MS-65 obverse strike through. The area on the far left obverse is what intrigued me about this coin.
I have no idea what that part could of been struck through or if it is a planchet defect that happened to have a small strike through above "in".

messydesk

I'd be interested in @FredWeinberg 's take on the crispness of the L in LIBERTY and how that could survive a strike-thru.