I have new found respect for Peace dollar collectors....
I sent in a 1922 moustache to PCGS in the last submission that was ticky but still MS or so I thought. Got the grade: AU55....dang, just can't get those Peacies right! 0 for 3 now on my instincts on grades. Idaho Doc, et al, congrats on a great eye.
bob
PS: anyone need a 55? Yeah, spam I know.
bob

PS: anyone need a 55? Yeah, spam I know.
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I used to buy 1941-45 Walkers in 64 because I knew the people who sent them in thought they were 65.
It's still the same coin........you thought it was MS.....so I bet it is a nice coin.
I used to buy 1941-45 Walkers in 64 because I knew the people who sent them in thought they were 65.
Actually do not know why I sent it in. Will get it back in a couple of days and if I'm not too embarrassed I'll post it for a GTG.
bob
Is it attributed as a variety?
Yes, VAM 12A
bob
Did you get a TV.
No, don't think I did......Too common a coin to waste $5???
bob
There are lots of sliders in the Peace dollar world. Don't feel bad. I can hold my own in the 63-67 range, but have had my own share of sour surprises from the grading room. It's a fascinating series with a wide variety of strike and luster characteristics that can be strongly date dependent. I usually evaluate a Peace dollar by thinking about how they would grade a similar looking Morgan and subtracting one point. In other words, as a Peace dollar guy, most Morgans look over-graded by a point to my eye.
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2 1 In Process In Process 1905 1C In Process USA
3 1 In Process In Process 1873 5C In Process USA
4 1 In Process In Process 1932-D 25C In Process USA
5 1 In Process In Process 1839 50C In Process USA
6 1 In Process In Process 1855-O 50C In Process USA
7 1 In Process In Process 1928 $1 In Process USA
8 1 In Process In Process 1927 $1 In Process USA
Most recent submission. You can guess the grades of those Peace Dollars. I'm waiting. What I wrote in my notes were MS 63 and MS 64.
They'll probably both be AU.
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1 1 In Process In Process 1864 1C In Process USA
2 1 In Process In Process 1905 1C In Process USA
3 1 In Process In Process 1873 5C In Process USA
4 1 In Process In Process 1932-D 25C In Process USA
5 1 In Process In Process 1839 50C In Process USA
6 1 In Process In Process 1855-O 50C In Process USA
7 1 In Process In Process 1928 $1 In Process USA
8 1 In Process In Process 1927 $1 In Process USA
Most recent submission. You can guess the grades of those Peace Dollars. I'm waiting. What I wrote in my notes were MS 63 and MS 64.
They'll probably both be AU.
to build the rest of the set in a comparable grade - hah!
Hmmmmmmm.
I used to buy 1941-45 Walkers in 64 because I knew the people who sent them in thought they were 65.
Using that logic, you might as well buy 58's. They're cheaper.
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