Do you think this monster toner is worth the premium?
As title states, its a higher end grade for a peace dollar with very nice colors, but I was curious if more experienced members feel its worth the money
https://www.ebay.com/itm/373994852040?hash=item5713d48ec8:g:sSEAAOSwB2hiQOKa
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I do not.
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That’s beautiful, highly elusive color on the reverse of the coin and a higher asking price wouldn’t have surprised me.
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I agree with Mark. I don’t love the obverse but it’s got a lot of color and the reverse is quite nice. Add to that the 66 grade and I also think it could easily sell for more.
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Nope. To each his own. Go get 'em boys....
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"Do you think this "XXXX" is worth the premium?"
Lots of times, no. But then, if I don't collect "XXXX", that's not really a surprise, it it?
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Ah, beauty must be in the eye of the beholder. Unfortunately there is something in my eye.
Seriously, this is a coin that probably looked nicer before some of the toning flaked off, especially on the obverse.
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I actually find the toning on the Obverse a negative, Reverse is ok. I recently sold a couple of Peace Dollars to a dealer and I was paid a better price for my blast white coins then the ones with some natural toning. It appears Blast White is what drives the peace dollar market right now. Nothing against toners, I own several myself.
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It’s not worth it to me, but it isn’t priced out in crazy land. I could see it selling for that much (or a little more) to the right collector.
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Rainbow toned peace dollars are very unusual. Having one slabbed, and slabbed at 66, is rare.
I would not purchase this dollar.
But if you're hunting for a slabbed rainbow toned peace dollar, this would be a viable option.We are like children who look at print and see a serpent in the last letter but one, and a sword in the last.
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@goldrealmoney79 said:
As title states, its a higher end grade for a peace dollar with very nice colors, but I was curious if more experienced members feel its worth the moneyWouldn't those "more experienced members" need to also be ones who are actively collecting such coins in order to render a valid opinion?
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I generally love toned Peace dollars, but this example is not attractive at all, IMO.
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N9t for me either
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I like the reverse but hate the obverse.
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To me the obverse is neutral to slightly positive. The reverse is stellar. How stellar? Only the buyer and seller need to agree on that. I wouldn't buy it at that price, but I don't generally pay big toning premiums for Peace dollars.
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I personally am not fond of toners and such like this, but that is steve weber's listing, I suspect his asking price is right on target, steve knows the dollar market, especially toners quite well.
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Looks like someone sneezed on the obverse.
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The TrueView makes me think the obverse is neutral. The reverse is great, but the Ebay photos show a negative obverse and a similar attractive reverse (similar to the TrueView). I think it warrants some premium, but how much I don't know.
I don't collect Peace dollars but I do know that coins with exceptional toning are very scarce, and as such I suspect that there is at least one buyer out there willing to go to a high premium to attain a coin with nice tone.
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I hate to break it to you guys but if this coin was on Great collections right now I could easily see it bringing over 2K
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I am a big toned Peace dollar fan.
The obverse and the terminal looking toning at the bottom of the reverse don't make me love this one.
Not saying it's a bad coin or that it isn't worth the price, just not for me.0 -
Steve has the good stuff !!!
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I've bought nice items from Steve including a Bechtler piece and a Battle Creek toned Morgan.
The coin is now listed at $1795 in his ebay store.
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Stupid money
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That coin isn't truly awful, a nice reverse is just about cancelled out due to the refried beans barf toning on the obverse.
if the reverse toning was on the obverse, then it would be something.
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Not a tone collector so no premium from me.
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I wonder if it 1923s are more likely to tone, or just more common so toning is seen more often in them?
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Looks like someone thought it deserved a premium... item is no longer available.
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I've paid what I consider a "nuts" price for a 1963 proof quarter (!) so I won't judge whether there will be an eventual buyer for this piece at the premium assigned. That said, I don't find the obverse attractive and so I would not pay a color markup for this example.
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@goldrealmoney79 - I'm curious if you will answer this intended to be friendly question. Do you post these ebay examples so as to confirm your interest in a coin to acquire for your collection or is there another reason for the similar posts you've made here?
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For those that skipped earlier posts, the coin is now available in the sellers ebay store for $1795.
https://ebay.com/itm/334382101728?hash=item4ddab9f4e0:g:bVoAAOSwIfJiQT-w
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Given that the coin just sold on GC for $936 a few weeks ago, I don’t think he’s worried.
I do think $936 seems too cheap, though. I’ve seen lesser coins sell for way more lately.
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@Catbert said:
@goldrealmoney79 - I'm curious if you will answer this intended to be friendly question. Do you post these ebay examples so as to confirm your interest in a coin to acquire for your collection or is there another reason for the similar posts you've made here?That would be illogical. Why would you publicize a coin on which you had an interest in acquiring?
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@Catbert said:
@goldrealmoney79 - I'm curious if you will answer this intended to be friendly question. Do you post these ebay examples so as to confirm your interest in a coin to acquire for your collection or is there another reason for the similar posts you've made here?That would be illogical. Why would you publicize a coin on which you had an interest in acquiring?
Given his prior posting history focusing on eBay listings, I interpret that he may lack confidence in how to evaluate quality opportunities. However, obviously I’m speculating hence the question.
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@vplite99 said:
@Catbert said:
@goldrealmoney79 - I'm curious if you will answer this intended to be friendly question. Do you post these ebay examples so as to confirm your interest in a coin to acquire for your collection or is there another reason for the similar posts you've made here?That would be illogical. Why would you publicize a coin on which you had an interest in acquiring?
Given his prior posting history focusing on eBay listings, I interpret that he may lack confidence in how to evaluate quality opportunities. However, obviously I’m speculating hence the question.
Either that, or it's his way of calling out coins that he thinks are overpriced and/or have issues.
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@MFeld said:
@Catbert said:
@vplite99 said:
@Catbert said:
@goldrealmoney79 - I'm curious if you will answer this intended to be friendly question. Do you post these ebay examples so as to confirm your interest in a coin to acquire for your collection or is there another reason for the similar posts you've made here?That would be illogical. Why would you publicize a coin on which you had an interest in acquiring?
Given his prior posting history focusing on eBay listings, I interpret that he may lack confidence in how to evaluate quality opportunities. However, obviously I’m speculating hence the question.
Either that, or it's his way of calling out coins that he thinks are overpriced and/or have issues.
A pointless exercise since there are inexhaustible examples on eBay.
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@MFeld said:
That’s beautiful, highly elusive color on the reverse of the coin and a higher asking price wouldn’t have surprised me.I agree. I have been offered more for my moniker piece, which is only a 64, and for better or worse, I declined. And yes, I have been told that I was foolish, should have accepted, and a few other things…..

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If the obverse matched the reverse I'd love the coin. As it is I like the coin.
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@MFeld said:
That’s beautiful, highly elusive color on the reverse of the coin and a higher asking price wouldn’t have surprised me.I agree. I have been offered more for my moniker piece, which is only a 64, and for better or worse, I declined. And yes, I have been told that I was foolish, should have accepted, and a few other things…..

That’s a great looking coin.
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@TPRC said:
@MFeld said:
That’s beautiful, highly elusive color on the reverse of the coin and a higher asking price wouldn’t have surprised me.I agree. I have been offered more for my moniker piece, which is only a 64, and for better or worse, I declined. And yes, I have been told that I was foolish, should have accepted, and a few other things…..

This is gorgeous. Personally, I think you did well declining. When I hear Peace dollars are rare with tone, this is what I think a nice piece should look like. Great coin!
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@FlyingAl said:
@TPRC said:
@MFeld said:
That’s beautiful, highly elusive color on the reverse of the coin and a higher asking price wouldn’t have surprised me.I agree. I have been offered more for my moniker piece, which is only a 64, and for better or worse, I declined. And yes, I have been told that I was foolish, should have accepted, and a few other things…..

This is gorgeous. Personally, I think you did well declining. When I hear Peace dollars are rare with tone, this is what I think a nice piece should look like. Great coin!
Obverse is pretty, reverse I don’t like that irregular toning. Silver band in between the color kills the look
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Bought them as a pair. Here is her sister, also a 64. Had to carefully remove the reverse tape residue with acetone...

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@MFeld said:
That’s beautiful, highly elusive color on the reverse of the coin and a higher asking price wouldn’t have surprised me.I agree in part, but overall, I'm torn. I think the photos leave a lot to be desired. As I see it, the central reverse has great color, and I'm not sure how the outer 30-50% or so will look. The lustre I'm assuming to be there based on the grade may make the color look livelier, but I'm still not sure what color exactly is there. I also don't like the obverse. My read is that the color outside the portrait isn't particularly exciting regardless, but the dark spots on the face are unattractive.
So yes, I agree that the coin has some great color, and it's a nice grade, but it's not a coin that enamors me by any stretch. It's rare color for a peace and that helps, but I think that has to be balanced by considering not just some of the shades which happen to be pretty and rare, but the larger context that it's not a coin that's simply nicely toned, but a coin that is toned with some nice colors, but, at least in my opinion, may not be "nicely toned" on the whole.
For what it's worth, the coin has been listed a few times, and even here we don't know if it actually sold (off eBay, I presume) or the seller just took the listing down. A really nicely toned Peace in 66 could sell for well more, sure, but, at least to me, this isn't that higher priced coin.
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