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I wonder what the mint mark is for this 1928 Peace
gtstang
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Yep, without knowing the mintmark I doubt PCGS will grade it. Otherwise, GEM MS66 with some details missing.
Yeah, this wouldn’t be a details grade. It would be more like lack of details grade.
Maybe the guy (or gal) had a bag full of 1928-P's and did not know what to do with them, so they decided to "cut them out" and sell them for $10.00 at a flea market thinking WOW!! $9.00 dollars profit each one.!!!
Dang...strong details for a cut out! Even if it was an S the coin would be worth more if it wasn't a cut out! Reccon it was mixed in a big purchase by a coin cutter and the seller thought it was a 23? That does happen a lot!
I think we need to see the reverse to know what the mintmark is.
Will’sProoflikes
Nice strike though
Nice clean field.
Upon reading the title of this thread, I was figuring on seeing a slap-dab-wore-out Peaee dollar.
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…Well there is no mint mark, so it must have been from Philly.
Looks like the mint mark has worn away...
Every year, in this town, we have a Garlic Festival in the fall... second largest in the U.S.. There was a fellow that had a booth each year, and he sold - and actually did some coin cut outs while there - these pieces of jewelry. I once asked him if I could check out his coins prior to cutting... he said "No, a lot of you coin collectors ask me that question." He has not been there the last two years...Cheers, RickO
Scientists are still looking for the Missing Peace.
are you even sure it's a 1928 and not a 1923??
The simple answer: It has NO mintmark.
Pete