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1928P Peace dollar
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For a long time the 28P was the key date in the peace dollar series. If you had the 28S, it was considered less valuable and folks even warned about mint mark removals of the S to make it seem like a P.
Has anyone noticed the value of S mint peace dollars are going higher and higher? For some dates the S is the more rare mint but the discrepancy was never this large. And with the 28 it is common to see the S sell for more than the P.
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Yikes, maybe the S is toned? Is it?
bob
Asking prices vs. real-world sold pricing.
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The 28-S is better in UNC. Greysheet bid on 64 is $900 for a 28 and $1250 for a 28-S.
In lower grades, the 28 is better than a 28S. In AU, it's $250 for a 28 vs $100 for a 28S.
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Even looking at the Greysheet from 2006 the S passed the P at MS64 and doubled and more MS65 & above. The 28 P is a common rarity overpriced in low grades.
That makes sense. thank you
You are looking at MS64, which is about where the prices cross for 28-P and S.
That's a nice looking 28-S, have any more pictures of it?
Collector, occasional seller
It was just a screen shot from eBay
nice eye appealing> @jmlanzaf said:
in regards to greysheet, how often does it come out. 1250 for a nice ms64 28s would be a steal
The average UNC 28-S looks terrible compared to the average UNC 28 philly.
I’ve noticed that - hard find S mint in blast white
That's greysheet bid not retail pricing
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I still don't know where this 1928 was minted.
That's a Philly strike IMO
Collector, occasional seller
28P
Its all about the surviving population at various grade levels... not the quantity minted.
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