Not sent in yet, but what do you think about these 2 Peace Dollars.

eyoung429

Be honest.

richardshipp

IMO I think PCGS is being really tough on Peace Dollars lately so I wouldn't send them in now.

As for grade; also IMO

MS63 and not really attractive

MS64

guitarwes

I don't do Peace Dollars, but I like the lustre on that second one alot.

The first one......eh, I would pass if offered to me.

jmj3esq

Low 60's on both. Save your cash.

mcheath

62 and 64 I like them both but there is little upside to entombing them.

BIGJAYVEE

Not bad,I would say they are MS,depending on who you send them to for grading.But to be honest I was looking more for some VAM varieties on these coins.

TomB

I my opinion these coins are not good candidates for certification.

skier07

Why would you waste your money and send in the two most common Peace dollars that are average at best? I suppose the 1925 might be more common.
You'll be spending almost more for grading than the value of the coin. That doesn't make a whole lotta of sense to me..

Bruce

BobaFett72

common dates, common grades. first one looks like it has an unattractive album toning (golden) kind of blotchy. nice luster on the second one. both are ms-63ish...

123cents

<< <i>I my opinion these coins are not good candidates for certification. >>



Sorry, but I agree.

Connecticoin

Agree with the others -- unless these are rare VAMs, not worth certifying. Look MS 61/62 to me.

ElKevvo

I really like Peace Dollars but pretty much what everyone else said...unless these are a rare VAM (sorry but I am not really into them that much so can't tell without looking them up!) I would not send them in. I would guess 63 on the grades tops which at the current price levels the grading fee would be a large % of the coins value.

Have a good one!

Kevin

eyoung429

All above comments are very welcomed....I am not into collecting them yet, decided to pop for a couple of em and see how they would do.





PS....yes, one of them is a decent VAM and the coin is angled a bit to mask one of the PUP's

Peaceman

62 and 63 with the last one being an EDS 23 1'o' Bar Wing.....

eyoung429

<< <i>62 and 63 with the last one being an EDS 23 1'o' Bar Wing..... >>



That didn't take you too long!!! Nice timing!

nankraut

<< <i>IMO I think PCGS is being really tough on Peace Dollars lately so I wouldn't send them in now.

As for grade; also IMO

MS63 and not really attractive

MS64 >>

relicsncoins

Does the 23 have a die gouge that starts from the neck and heads out into the field?

BTW, common date 63's at best. Not worth the slabbing fees.

JJ

dizzyfoxx

<< <i>IMO I think PCGS is being really tough on Peace Dollars lately so I wouldn't send them in now. >>



I'm sorry, but I just do not understand this???

eyoung429

<< <i>Does the 23 have a die gouge that starts from the neck and heads out into the field?

BTW, common date 63's at best. Not worth the slabbing fees.

JJ >>



Yes it does, it goes almost to the "N"....will take a couple more pics this afternoon. BTW....found out the '22 is also a VAM R5...anyone care to take a stab at it?

19Lyds

Not a high enough grade to justify sending them in so save your money.

For 1922 and 1923, MS65 would be a good grade to send in unless you're just flexing your wings.