1927-S Peace GTG (REVEALED)

Chose this from a matching pair based on its frosty surfaces and the strike. Most of the breaks you see are just within the skin, but grade her as you please:







We are like children who look at print and see a serpent in the last letter but one, and a sword in the last.
--Severian the Lame
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throw a dart at the dartboard, but I'll say MS60
Steve
AU-55
-Ron
Hoard the keys.
Tough date and I am in the 62 camp.
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<< <i>Sorry Sam have to disagree not generic at all!
Tough date and I am in the 62 camp. >>
I do believe its a nice, attractive coin and would welcome one of that quality to fill the hole in my PD set I am working on.
Lots of luster under that skin, really nice cartwheel, super strike, and only one or two real contact marks on either side. I'm solid 63 with her and I think I'm pretty conservative with peace dollars.
I believe she's a VAM 1-D, too:
But she's had an interesting history
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A better date (3rd lowest mintage, way smaller than the '21) with the Redfield history in a golden age slab from one of the earliest TPGs. It's kinda cool
Now I need to decide if it's permanent collection or catch and release...
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