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1922 Peace Dollar . Guess the grade, or not.
TwoSides2aCoin
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Looks MS63 or even 64 but I'm going to guess 62.
ms 61 (if won, donate it to a good cause)
MS-60
63 at best from all the marks I can see on the reverse. That obverse looks weakly struck and straight up fugly to me.
You guys are too good. I’ve asked the first respondent for his mailing address. He or she was gracious enough to pay it forward. lol.
Because I have it in hand and cannot believe it myself. Coastaljerseyguy wins if we go by looks, but we are going by guesses , so Meltdown wins.
Technically it’s Meltdown’s.
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I like this coin - its got “personalty”!
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No go for me - dark areas. C coin.
Not a fan of dipping in EZest but wouldn't hesitate to crack that slab and giving it a bath. Believe the obverse will look like the reverse.
My guess would have been MS61. The obverse is kind of my least favorite flavor of toning, but I really like the reverse.
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With a dip it might become a MS-64
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Obverse is a dull grey over the surface (best way I can describe the look) . It photographs much nicer than it appears. Meltdown will receive it and he can (if he wants) give his assessment, in hand. I won’t miss it.
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UGLY
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