Congrats on the win!
I was watching it at 210, refreshed, and saw it climbing to the 400s. The underbidder had it at that level but you beat him out and I decided not to bid either (my dreams of getting it under 300 were dashed ).
I cannot compete with being complete as it's been decades since I plugged holes in my 1c Blue Whitmans.
I fled collecting dates when sold everything to fund error coin purchases in 1978. Local dealer was sad to buy everything back plus sourced elsewhere, but he started my exodus by selling me an awesome 1976D 50% off Center Dime for $5. Errors were a target rich environment once I got catalogues from Lonesome John, Fred Weinberg, Natalie Halpern, Len Roosmalen and later others...
Acquiring Carr & Landis items are my guilty pleasure.
Really I am a strong hands error coin collector, going on 50 years I've kept 99% & regret the 1% I foolishly sold.
@BruceS said:
How long has PCGS been grading DC pieces?
At least a few years ago the first pieces were certified by PCGS, but I don't know if they have put up additional barriers since then.
PCGS will theoretically possibly certify DC pieces if they appear in Krause Publications "Unusual World Coins". However, the latest edition of that book is the sixth edition published in 2011 and with the bankruptcy and dismantling of Krause Publications in 2019 there appears to be no realistic path forward for a new edition. So, as long as PCGS adheres to the idea that the issue must have appeared in an in-print standard reference book then it looks like, as long as they are consistent, PCGS won't certify anything that does not appear in that book.
@Mr Lindy said:
Acquiring Carr & Landis items are my guilty pleasure.
Really I am a strong hands error coin collector, going on 50 years I've kept 99% & regret the 1% I foolishly sold.
Yes I am afraid that there are pieces that if I sold the chances of getting them back would be very low. Since I bought the Fugio I have not seen another go up for sale, and those were recently struck.
Even with something like these small ingots, if I sold them I might not get a chance to buy back.
Someone wants to find this Lincoln steel cent, and has been waiting months.
Even a small set of St. Gaudens isn't easy now.
The Trade dollars were a big price to begin with.
I waited months myself to finally get these two to add in.
These are some of my duplicates, I bought too many. What a good problem to have though.
1) @Mr Lindy 's PCGS MS69 Peace dollar token is clearly a Die Pair 9 (MM placement, ghost D to the south of the primary MM, and only three rays below ONE). Produced in 2020.
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2) Dan's items must appear in Krause Unusuals listed in the US Section, from the reference "Unusual World Coins, 6th Edition" by Krause Publications, to be accepted for submission by PCGS. https://www.pcgs.com/tokensandmedals
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3) The 6th edition (last publication) of Krause's "Unusual World Coins" came out in 2011. IOW, Die Pair 9 was not in existence at the time of the publication. Only Die Pair 5 (produced in Fall 2010), Die Pair 6 (produced later 2010 through January 2011), or earlier die pairs, would have been in existence at the time of publication. Given that Die Pairs 1-4 were generally unsuccessful, the book was likely referring to Die Pairs 5 and 6. The image that appears in the book is of a Die Pair 6 (MM placement, 4 rays below ONE). Note: All of Dan's 1964-D Peace Dollar token's prior to Die Pair 8 had four rays below ONE, and only in 2020 (Die Pairs 8 and 9) did the reverse have three rays below ONE. http://www.moonlightmint.com/blog_1.htm
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4) Here's a good 2021 thread regarding the first PCGS-graded Dan Carr Peace Dollar tokens: https://forums.collectors.com/discussion/1057239/my-daniel-carr-1964-d-peace-dollars-have-been-graded-by-pcgs The three coins in the submission were two Die Pair 5 and one Die Pair 6. The MS69 is a Die Pair 5, MS67 is a Die Pair 6, and the MS68 a Die Pair 5.
Steve Palladino - Ike Group member - DIVa (Designated Ike Varieties) Project co-lead and attributor
@SPalladino said:
1) @Mr Lindy 's PCGS MS69 Peace dollar token is clearly a Die Pair 9 (MM placement, ghost D to the south of the primary MM, and only three rays below ONE). Produced in 2020.
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2) Dan's items must appear in Krause Unusuals listed in the US Section, from the reference "Unusual World Coins, 6th Edition" by Krause Publications, to be accepted for submission by PCGS. https://www.pcgs.com/tokensandmedals
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3) The 6th edition (last publication) of Krause's "Unusual World Coins" came out in 2011. IOW, Die Pair 9 was not inexistence at the time of the publication. Only Die Pair 5 (produced in Fall 2010), Die Pair 6 (produced later 2010 through January 2011) (or earlier die pairs) would have been in existence at the time of publication. Given that Die Pairs 1-4 were generally unsuccessful, the book was likely referring to Die Pairs 5 and 6. The image in the book is of a Die Pair 6 (MM placement, 4 rays below ONE). Note: All of Dan's 1964-D Peace Dollar token's prior to Die Pair 8 had four rays below ONE, and only in 2020 (Die Pairs 8 and 9) did the reverse have three rays below ONE. http://www.moonlightmint.com/blog_1.htm
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4) Here's a good 2021 thread regarding the first PCGS-graded Dan Carr Peace Dollar tokens: https://forums.collectors.com/discussion/1057239/my-daniel-carr-1964-d-peace-dollars-have-been-graded-by-pcgs The three coins in the submission were two Die Pair 5 and one Die Pair 6. The MS69 is a Die Pair 5, MS67 is a Die Pair 6, and the MS68 a Die Pair 5.
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I might add here that from my experience with Ikes, in particular 71S FS-106, 71S FS-501, and 71S FS-401, adhering to source-book photos and descriptions appears not to be rigorously enforced.
Steve Palladino - Ike Group member - DIVa (Designated Ike Varieties) Project co-lead and attributor
@Mr Lindy said:
Acquiring Carr & Landis items are my guilty pleasure.
Really I am a strong hands error coin collector, going on 50 years I've kept 99% & regret the 1% I foolishly sold.
Yes I am afraid that there are pieces that if I sold the chances of getting them back would be very low. Since I bought the Fugio I have not seen another go up for sale, and those were recently struck.
Even with something like these small ingots, if I sold them I might not get a chance to buy back.
Someone wants to find this Lincoln steel cent, and has been waiting months.
Even a small set of St. Gaudens isn't easy now.
The Trade dollars were a big price to begin with.
I waited months myself to finally get these two to add in.
These are some of my duplicates, I bought too many. What a good problem to have though.
@SPalladino said:
1) @Mr Lindy 's PCGS MS69 Peace dollar token is clearly a Die Pair 9 (MM placement, ghost D to the south of the primary MM, and only three rays below ONE). Produced in 2020.
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2) Dan's items must appear in Krause Unusuals listed in the US Section, from the reference "Unusual World Coins, 6th Edition" by Krause Publications, to be accepted for submission by PCGS. https://www.pcgs.com/tokensandmedals
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3) The 6th edition (last publication) of Krause's "Unusual World Coins" came out in 2011. IOW, Die Pair 9 was not in existence at the time of the publication. Only Die Pair 5 (produced in Fall 2010), Die Pair 6 (produced later 2010 through January 2011), or earlier die pairs, would have been in existence at the time of publication. Given that Die Pairs 1-4 were generally unsuccessful, the book was likely referring to Die Pairs 5 and 6. The image that appears in the book is of a Die Pair 6 (MM placement, 4 rays below ONE). Note: All of Dan's 1964-D Peace Dollar token's prior to Die Pair 8 had four rays below ONE, and only in 2020 (Die Pairs 8 and 9) did the reverse have three rays below ONE. http://www.moonlightmint.com/blog_1.htm
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4) Here's a good 2021 thread regarding the first PCGS-graded Dan Carr Peace Dollar tokens: https://forums.collectors.com/discussion/1057239/my-daniel-carr-1964-d-peace-dollars-have-been-graded-by-pcgs The three coins in the submission were two Die Pair 5 and one Die Pair 6. The MS69 is a Die Pair 5, MS67 is a Die Pair 6, and the MS68 a Die Pair 5.
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Sorry to add-on again, but the topic is interesting, at least to me......
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Here is the current PCGS pop report on Dan's 1964-D Peace Dollar tokens:
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For the MS, there are three trueviews provided - all MS69. Of those, two are Die Pair 5, and one is Die Pair 9.
For the MS PL, there are three trueviews provided - MS69PL, MS68PL, and MS67PL. All are Die Pair 6, as that is the only Die Pair from which Dan produced a "proof like" finish.
Steve Palladino - Ike Group member - DIVa (Designated Ike Varieties) Project co-lead and attributor
This fed ex delivery is SERIOUS !
Proof of me legally being me is required for hand off of Peace entombed in GS PCGS 69 tomorrow:
16-Jun-2026
"This is FedEx, calling with your delivery information. Your package is scheduled to be delivered on Wednesday, June 17th by 8 p.m. Delivery requires signature from an adult 21 years or older. They'll need to show a government-issued ID to receive the shipment.
Also
I recall Chief @Bullsitter PCGS slabbed a Sand Blast Matte 1964D PEACE. I wonder how that one shows up on their data ? I am not a fan of sand blast after strike treatment so it went else where. But now I regret passing on it.
This Matte finish was one of two submitted 64D Peace that went missing for a couple months or so. I cannot find Chief's thread here, maybe two years ago ?
Update:
"1964~D" PEACE "$1" in PCGS Gold Shield MS69 "Daniel Carr Fantasy" arrived & I did not get my id checked by Fed Ex Dude. Happy I got my bucket list goodie ! Great to see The Daniel Carr name featured prominently, not in micro text on reverse.
The 1964D Peace was first Carr Art items I acquired in 2012 ish after they were available factory direct thus sold out. Fleabay was my sole source, from people cashing out of their $85 purchases. Off top of my head I would guess I own 35 of the 1964D from various die pairs and more Peace Bucks from other date mintages. I think I have every Moonlight Mint offer including 1922 Obverse Misaligned Die Design which is my only "commissioned distributor" Peace
@HalfDime I would be happy to take one of those 1964D Morgan Dollars off your hands.
I was late to discovering Dan's work. I am most interested in the 1964 Peace, the MCMXXI Peace, and the 1963 Kennedy half.
@Survivor50 said: @HalfDime I would be happy to take one of those 1964D Morgan Dollars off your hands.
I was late to discovering Dan's work. I am most interested in the 1964 Peace, the MCMXXI Peace, and the 1963 Kennedy half.
@Survivor50 said: @HalfDime I would be happy to take one of those 1964D Morgan Dollars off your hands.
I was late to discovering Dan's work. I am most interested in the 1964 Peace, the MCMXXI Peace, and the 1963 Kennedy half.
@SPalladino said:
1) @Mr Lindy 's PCGS MS69 Peace dollar token is clearly a Die Pair 9 (MM placement, ghost D to the south of the primary MM, and only three rays below ONE). Produced in 2020.
.
2) Dan's items must appear in Krause Unusuals listed in the US Section, from the reference "Unusual World Coins, 6th Edition" by Krause Publications, to be accepted for submission by PCGS. https://www.pcgs.com/tokensandmedals
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3) The 6th edition (last publication) of Krause's "Unusual World Coins" came out in 2011. IOW, Die Pair 9 was not in existence at the time of the publication. Only Die Pair 5 (produced in Fall 2010), Die Pair 6 (produced later 2010 through January 2011), or earlier die pairs, would have been in existence at the time of publication. Given that Die Pairs 1-4 were generally unsuccessful, the book was likely referring to Die Pairs 5 and 6. The image that appears in the book is of a Die Pair 6 (MM placement, 4 rays below ONE). Note: All of Dan's 1964-D Peace Dollar token's prior to Die Pair 8 had four rays below ONE, and only in 2020 (Die Pairs 8 and 9) did the reverse have three rays below ONE. http://www.moonlightmint.com/blog_1.htm
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4) Here's a good 2021 thread regarding the first PCGS-graded Dan Carr Peace Dollar tokens: https://forums.collectors.com/discussion/1057239/my-daniel-carr-1964-d-peace-dollars-have-been-graded-by-pcgs The three coins in the submission were two Die Pair 5 and one Die Pair 6. The MS69 is a Die Pair 5, MS67 is a Die Pair 6, and the MS68 a Die Pair 5.
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Sorry to add-on again, but the topic is interesting, at least to me......
.
Here is the current PCGS pop report on Dan's 1964-D Peace Dollar tokens:
.
For the MS, there are three trueviews provided - all MS69. Of those, two are Die Pair 5, and one is Die Pair 9.
For the MS PL, there are three trueviews provided - MS69PL, MS68PL, and MS67PL. All are Die Pair 6, as that is the only Die Pair from which Dan produced a "proof like" finish.
There is also the PR Matte. There are 3 graded, 1 PR68 and 2 PR69. Also Die Pair 6.
This variety is PCGS# 892683
@Survivor50 said: @HalfDime I would be happy to take one of those 1964D Morgan Dollars off your hands.
I was late to discovering Dan's work. I am most interested in the 1964 Peace, the MCMXXI Peace, and the 1963 Kennedy half.
@Survivor50 said: @HalfDime I would be happy to take one of those 1964D Morgan Dollars off your hands.
I was late to discovering Dan's work. I am most interested in the 1964 Peace, the MCMXXI Peace, and the 1963 Kennedy half.
Thank you! for sharing the link to that thread. I'm only a couple pages in, but from what I've been reading, I would have wanted one even more then than I do now.
@Mr Lindy said:
Acquiring Carr & Landis items are my guilty pleasure.
Really I am a strong hands error coin collector, going on 50 years I've kept 99% & regret the 1% I foolishly sold.
Yes I am afraid that there are pieces that if I sold the chances of getting them back would be very low. Since I bought the Fugio I have not seen another go up for sale, and those were recently struck.
Someone wants to find this Lincoln steel cent, and has been waiting months.
I'm in always interested in the 1942 P Lincoln if you or anyone wants to sell! Great collection!
I likely sourced half of my Carr Art from ebay.
I appreciate everyone who chose to rehome.
It's been rare when I got items below launch price.
Assuming most Carr collectors have no desire to sell at issue means you have to pay up for whatever you need/want.
@1776Coins said:
ISO Eisenhower 1975 token/dollar. There is one on ebay, but with fees involved, anyone want to sell to a private seller? Thanks!
Sometimes pawn shops end up with Moonlight stuff that they auction on fleabay . Their outlay is lower so when they are ebay sellers you can get items under launch $ as they have lower overhead. They get it via an unpaid loan due and just want to make money.
Well i get most of my ase overstrike coins on ebay because they never are on moonlight mint because they are ordered by an independent dealer. AverageI about 125 for a graded coin. So they don't have a base price listed from moonlight mint.so I think that's a pretty good deal. Always adding more!
Back in that day these were one per customer, & I got mine direct. Then added a 2nd one off the bay as I was excited to own two.
Happy Shopping !
I almost bit, thinking any price, until I saw the price. Someone else will want it much worse than I. Throw on taxes and fees that's approaching $750. Someday. I think I will just buy my $90 coin when Mr. Carr posts some new ones. Hopefully in July.
Back in that day these were one per customer, & I got mine direct. Then added a 2nd one off the bay as I was excited to own two.
Happy Shopping !
I almost bit, thinking any price, until I saw the price. Someone else will want it much worse than I. Throw on taxes and fees that's approaching $750. Someday. I think I will just buy my $90 coin when Mr. Carr posts some new ones. Hopefully in July.
Back in that day these were one per customer, & I got mine direct. Then added a 2nd one off the bay as I was excited to own two.
Happy Shopping !
I almost bit, thinking any price, until I saw the price. Someone else will want it much worse than I. Throw on taxes and fees that's approaching $750. Someday. I think I will just buy my $90 coin when Mr. Carr posts some new ones. Hopefully in July.
Great question, I don't buy often enough to know about fees on ebay. I usually purchase from auction houses and find fees keep ballooning the actual purchase price. Taxes, shipping, auction fee, and every auction house has their own pricing. But that's on me. Maybe ebay is a cheaper way to go?
Sellers pay success fees when offers sell on ebay. As listing items is free on eBay there's a lot of overpriced & way overpriced stuff. Some States have reduced tax on coins and sometimes eBay still hits me with normal sales tax which I just eat. It makes me even more cautious when bidding. I've paid 2.5x more tax 3 times on coins this year thus additional $130.
Back in that day these were one per customer, & I got mine direct. Then added a 2nd one off the bay as I was excited to own two.
Happy Shopping !
I almost bit, thinking any price, until I saw the price. Someone else will want it much worse than I. Throw on taxes and fees that's approaching $750. Someday. I think I will just buy my $90 coin when Mr. Carr posts some new ones. Hopefully in July.
Great question, I don't buy often enough to know about fees on ebay. I usually purchase from auction houses and find fees keep ballooning the actual purchase price. Taxes, shipping, auction fee, and every auction house has their own pricing. But that's on me. Maybe ebay is a cheaper way to go?
Back in that day these were one per customer, & I got mine direct. Then added a 2nd one off the bay as I was excited to own two.
Happy Shopping !
I almost bit, thinking any price, until I saw the price. Someone else will want it much worse than I. Throw on taxes and fees that's approaching $750. Someday. I think I will just buy my $90 coin when Mr. Carr posts some new ones. Hopefully in July.
Great question, I don't buy often enough to know about fees on ebay. I usually purchase from auction houses and find fees keep ballooning the actual purchase price. Taxes, shipping, auction fee, and every auction house has their own pricing. But that's on me. Maybe ebay is a cheaper way to go?
There are no buyer's fees (what you call "auction fees") on ebay.
You pay the winning bid or buy-it-now price, shipping (unless "free shipping" is offered by the seller), and your state's sales tax.
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Heres a better deal at $192 and nice comparison to ANACS test piece. I see different finish on ANACS.
1759 Martha
https://www.ebay.com/itm/117071448847
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The production blog page doesn't say anything about different finishes. Looks like a lighting effect to me.
http://www.moonlightmint.com/other_martha_washington.htm
Ending up winning my 1st PCGS 1964D PEACE Dollar, in gold shield MS69.
A bucket list Carr Art archive "$1" for me, due in 48 hours.
I know everyone else here likely has one or several PCGS Gold Shield Peace "$" Carrs & I am late to the Party.
Where's the micro brew 5 gallon Cornelius keg ?
Something IPA on tap ?
https://www.greatcollections.com/Coin/2149169/1964-D-Peace-Dollar-Daniel-Carr-Token-X-383-PCGS-MS-69
Cheers to that Win! I was watching that auction and was trying to figure out the Die Pair. I came to the conclusion that it was a Die Pair 9?
Nine would be awesome as 9 is not in the reference book.
I did not look deeply at offer images as I just wanted a GS PCGS Peace "Fantasy" in lofty 69.
Thank You Very Much !
Hope it arrives as imaged, do not usually do touchdown dance before endzone completion.
Congrats on the win!
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I was watching it at 210, refreshed, and saw it climbing to the 400s. The underbidder had it at that level but you beat him out and I decided not to bid either (my dreams of getting it under 300 were dashed
How long has PCGS been grading DC pieces?
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Generally, right now, PCGS does not grade DC pieces.
The only exception I recall is the 1964-D peace dollar overstrike. And that's because it's in a reference book (I don't recall the book's name).
And if I remember correctly, not all 1964-D peace dollar overstrikes are eligible. Only a specific early die pair?
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I messed up and left out the Fugio cent earlier. Mr Lindy you didn't catch it, haha.
This is how it is with the 1787 Fugio at the start as well.
I cannot compete with being complete as it's been decades since I plugged holes in my 1c Blue Whitmans.
I fled collecting dates when sold everything to fund error coin purchases in 1978. Local dealer was sad to buy everything back plus sourced elsewhere, but he started my exodus by selling me an awesome 1976D 50% off Center Dime for $5. Errors were a target rich environment once I got catalogues from Lonesome John, Fred Weinberg, Natalie Halpern, Len Roosmalen and later others...
Acquiring Carr & Landis items are my guilty pleasure.
Really I am a strong hands error coin collector, going on 50 years I've kept 99% & regret the 1% I foolishly sold.
At least a few years ago the first pieces were certified by PCGS, but I don't know if they have put up additional barriers since then.
PCGS will theoretically possibly certify DC pieces if they appear in Krause Publications "Unusual World Coins". However, the latest edition of that book is the sixth edition published in 2011 and with the bankruptcy and dismantling of Krause Publications in 2019 there appears to be no realistic path forward for a new edition. So, as long as PCGS adheres to the idea that the issue must have appeared in an in-print standard reference book then it looks like, as long as they are consistent, PCGS won't certify anything that does not appear in that book.
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Yes I am afraid that there are pieces that if I sold the chances of getting them back would be very low. Since I bought the Fugio I have not seen another go up for sale, and those were recently struck.
Even with something like these small ingots, if I sold them I might not get a chance to buy back.
Someone wants to find this Lincoln steel cent, and has been waiting months.
Even a small set of St. Gaudens isn't easy now.
The Trade dollars were a big price to begin with.
I waited months myself to finally get these two to add in.
These are some of my duplicates, I bought too many. What a good problem to have though.
1) @Mr Lindy 's PCGS MS69 Peace dollar token is clearly a Die Pair 9 (MM placement, ghost D to the south of the primary MM, and only three rays below ONE). Produced in 2020.
.
2) Dan's items must appear in Krause Unusuals listed in the US Section, from the reference "Unusual World Coins, 6th Edition" by Krause Publications, to be accepted for submission by PCGS. https://www.pcgs.com/tokensandmedals
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3) The 6th edition (last publication) of Krause's "Unusual World Coins" came out in 2011. IOW, Die Pair 9 was not in existence at the time of the publication. Only Die Pair 5 (produced in Fall 2010), Die Pair 6 (produced later 2010 through January 2011), or earlier die pairs, would have been in existence at the time of publication. Given that Die Pairs 1-4 were generally unsuccessful, the book was likely referring to Die Pairs 5 and 6. The image that appears in the book is of a Die Pair 6 (MM placement, 4 rays below ONE). Note: All of Dan's 1964-D Peace Dollar token's prior to Die Pair 8 had four rays below ONE, and only in 2020 (Die Pairs 8 and 9) did the reverse have three rays below ONE. http://www.moonlightmint.com/blog_1.htm
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4) Here's a good 2021 thread regarding the first PCGS-graded Dan Carr Peace Dollar tokens: https://forums.collectors.com/discussion/1057239/my-daniel-carr-1964-d-peace-dollars-have-been-graded-by-pcgs The three coins in the submission were two Die Pair 5 and one Die Pair 6. The MS69 is a Die Pair 5, MS67 is a Die Pair 6, and the MS68 a Die Pair 5.
- Ike Group member
- DIVa (Designated Ike Varieties) Project co-lead and attributor
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I might add here that from my experience with Ikes, in particular 71S FS-106, 71S FS-501, and 71S FS-401, adhering to source-book photos and descriptions appears not to be rigorously enforced.
- Ike Group member
- DIVa (Designated Ike Varieties) Project co-lead and attributor
I'd guess most Carr Art is held by Strong Hands enthusiasts.
I do not always buy what I should factory direct, so I have to wander about in the aftermarket.
Bullsitter, very nice arrangement.
fka renman95, Sep 2005, 7,000 posts
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Sorry to add-on again, but the topic is interesting, at least to me......
.
Here is the current PCGS pop report on Dan's 1964-D Peace Dollar tokens:
.
For the MS, there are three trueviews provided - all MS69. Of those, two are Die Pair 5, and one is Die Pair 9.
For the MS PL, there are three trueviews provided - MS69PL, MS68PL, and MS67PL. All are Die Pair 6, as that is the only Die Pair from which Dan produced a "proof like" finish.
- Ike Group member
- DIVa (Designated Ike Varieties) Project co-lead and attributor
Oh Poo !
This fed ex delivery is SERIOUS !
Proof of me legally being me is required for hand off of Peace entombed in GS PCGS 69 tomorrow:
16-Jun-2026
"This is FedEx, calling with your delivery information. Your package is scheduled to be delivered on Wednesday, June 17th by 8 p.m. Delivery requires signature from an adult 21 years or older. They'll need to show a government-issued ID to receive the shipment.
Also
I recall Chief @Bullsitter PCGS slabbed a Sand Blast Matte 1964D PEACE. I wonder how that one shows up on their data ? I am not a fan of sand blast after strike treatment so it went else where. But now I regret passing on it.
This Matte finish was one of two submitted 64D Peace that went missing for a couple months or so. I cannot find Chief's thread here, maybe two years ago ?
Update:
"1964~D" PEACE "$1" in PCGS Gold Shield MS69 "Daniel Carr Fantasy" arrived & I did not get my id checked by Fed Ex Dude. Happy I got my bucket list goodie ! Great to see The Daniel Carr name featured prominently, not in micro text on reverse.
The 1964D Peace was first Carr Art items I acquired in 2012 ish after they were available factory direct thus sold out. Fleabay was my sole source, from people cashing out of their $85 purchases. Off top of my head I would guess I own 35 of the 1964D from various die pairs and more Peace Bucks from other date mintages. I think I have every Moonlight Mint offer including 1922 Obverse Misaligned Die Design which is my only "commissioned distributor" Peace
@HalfDime I would be happy to take one of those 1964D Morgan Dollars off your hands.
I was late to discovering Dan's work. I am most interested in the 1964 Peace, the MCMXXI Peace, and the 1963 Kennedy half.
New to the party, eh ?
And you like 1964 Peace ?
Heres an early thread here that closed long ago when Daniel launched the 1964D Peace.
The goodies were controversial.
Not for me, loved them from a year after issue:
https://forums.collectors.com/discussion/788102/daniel-carr-finally-issues-1964-d-fantasy-overstrike/p1
There is also the PR Matte. There are 3 graded, 1 PR68 and 2 PR69. Also Die Pair 6.
This variety is PCGS# 892683
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Thank you! for sharing the link to that thread. I'm only a couple pages in, but from what I've been reading, I would have wanted one even more then than I do now.
I'm in always interested in the 1942 P Lincoln if you or anyone wants to sell! Great collection!
ISO Eisenhower 1975 token/dollar. There is one on ebay, but with fees involved, anyone want to sell to a private seller? Thanks!
There is a BST Forum here where you can post your want list.
I likely sourced half of my Carr Art from ebay.
I appreciate everyone who chose to rehome.
It's been rare when I got items below launch price.
Assuming most Carr collectors have no desire to sell at issue means you have to pay up for whatever you need/want.
There are over three 1963 Kennedy halfs, and many 1964. This isn't even all of them.
Thanks, I am new here, I will look for it!
Sometimes pawn shops end up with Moonlight stuff that they auction on fleabay . Their outlay is lower so when they are ebay sellers you can get items under launch $ as they have lower overhead. They get it via an unpaid loan due and just want to make money.
Well i get most of my ase overstrike coins on ebay because they never are on moonlight mint because they are ordered by an independent dealer. AverageI about 125 for a graded coin. So they don't have a base price listed from moonlight mint.so I think that's a pretty good deal. Always adding more!
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July 3rd HSN sister station
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Yay!! Gotta complete the set!!!
Someone mentioned thy wanted a roman numerals 1921 PEACE. One just popped up on fleabay:
https://www.ebay.com/itm/267706234501
Back in that day these were one per customer, & I got mine direct. Then added a 2nd one off the bay as I was excited to own two.
Happy Shopping !
I almost bit, thinking any price, until I saw the price. Someone else will want it much worse than I. Throw on taxes and fees that's approaching $750. Someday. I think I will just buy my $90 coin when Mr. Carr posts some new ones. Hopefully in July.
You mentioned fees before.
Other than delivery and your tax, what added fee are you concerned with ?
I played catch-up on this thread today to kill a little time, a lot of great posts and even better pics!
Dug out a few of mine, quick and dirty phone pictures, I really should get some better photos.
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Lots of unusual items @BruceS
Many goodies I do not own.
Great question, I don't buy often enough to know about fees on ebay. I usually purchase from auction houses and find fees keep ballooning the actual purchase price. Taxes, shipping, auction fee, and every auction house has their own pricing. But that's on me. Maybe ebay is a cheaper way to go?
Sellers pay success fees when offers sell on ebay. As listing items is free on eBay there's a lot of overpriced & way overpriced stuff. Some States have reduced tax on coins and sometimes eBay still hits me with normal sales tax which I just eat. It makes me even more cautious when bidding. I've paid 2.5x more tax 3 times on coins this year thus additional $130.
There are no buyer's fees (what you call "auction fees") on ebay.
You pay the winning bid or buy-it-now price, shipping (unless "free shipping" is offered by the seller), and your state's sales tax.