Lowball Peace Dollars

I have two Peace Dollars which I think have a shot at getting a 1 grade for a "Lowball" collector. One is an 1922 and the other has the date worn off (at least I can't make one out.)
I don't have the ability to take and share good photos here. Don Willis saw them at the FUN show and thought they (at least the 1922) could get in a slab.
I would want to sell them and plow the proceeds into something else as they do not fit into my collecting goals. Is it worth the time, money, and effort to get them slabbed?
What kind of market is there for lowball Peace dollars?
How hard might a grader work to find a date?
Any ideas on the dateless coin? It is not a 1921 high relief. Are there diagnostics to identify the date that could increase my chances of getting it in a holder?
I don't have the ability to take and share good photos here. Don Willis saw them at the FUN show and thought they (at least the 1922) could get in a slab.
I would want to sell them and plow the proceeds into something else as they do not fit into my collecting goals. Is it worth the time, money, and effort to get them slabbed?
What kind of market is there for lowball Peace dollars?
How hard might a grader work to find a date?
Any ideas on the dateless coin? It is not a 1921 high relief. Are there diagnostics to identify the date that could increase my chances of getting it in a holder?
Yorkshireman,Obsessed collector of round, metallic pieces of history.Hunting for Latin American colonial portraits plus cool US & British coins.
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BTW, I have a 1922-S in a 1922-P FR02 holder. They're not going to spend all day looking at these.
Send it on economy though. No need to spend more than necessary.
For those wanting more information about Po01 see this article that I was in a bout a year ago in Numismatic News.
http://www.numismaticnews.net/article/good-money-spent-on-poor-coins
people collected beanie babies.... Cheers, RickO
Ricko,
Along those lines, I am very passionate about naturally toned coins. You consider them "tarnished" and undesirable. A coin that is over 100 years old should not look like it came from the mint yesterday.
To each his own
AND
Beauty is in the eyes of the beholder!!
Anybody have a more accurate idea on what these might trade for?
Coin Facts showed a 1922 001 selling for $120 and a 1923 001 selling for $500 (Ebay), but only one of each were listed in the auction histories.
Anybody have a more accurate idea on what these might trade for?
I guess it would come down to if someone needed the date for a registry set.
I have an AU circ morgan, CDN Bid $40 I have $12 in. I was going to send it to ICG along with 3 other coins (proof Madison half in capsule, some raw Franklin 50c Proofs). With economy of $12 and shipping of $20 would cost $68 (plus my outgoing shipping) get them all graded (no collectors society fee). Passed, $68 would buy a nice coin and the coins did not justify grading fees. Besides I want anything I slab in PCGS holders.
I was looking at USM products and wondered how anyone slabbing these (except gold) could even hope to make any money. They would be buried in grading fees and USM costs coming out the gate (before the 70 whale would buy, they are few and far between lol), no wonder a lot of the mod dealers have folded.