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I am excited,just found my ANACS paperwork w/ the subject 1921 Peace Dollar in a old plastic holder
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MS65 by today's standards?
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CU #3245 B.N.A. #428
Don
Look at the scratches on the lower portion of the eagle and to the left of the fifth ray from the bottom.
Mark Feld* of Heritage Auctions*Unless otherwise noted, my posts here represent my personal opinions.
Nice Peace in an early Photo holder.
I'd leave it right there as is, I like 👍
Nice one. That is the longest reed mark I've ever seen.
I agree with the 65/63 grade given
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We were very busy by then. I may or may not have graded that one.> @MFeld said:
There was method to my madness when I declared that we would grade each side separately. Otherwise this coin would have just been graded as an MS-63.
Isn't the "MS-65/63" more accurate and descriptive?
TD
The only flaw that I can see is the reeding impression right where you mention.
Nice find.
I only have a couple ANACS photo coins. One of them is this:
It looks like there are multiple marks on the eagle, itself, also:
Mark Feld* of Heritage Auctions*Unless otherwise noted, my posts here represent my personal opinions.
Lock 64 by today's standards.
Exactly but imo all from the same reeding marks continuing across the eagles feathers from the field.
And better there then in the center focal points. Very nice 21 Peace.
The OP’s coin looks very well struck compared to the typical weak 1921 Peace $ .
Just going by the photo, the obverse looks solid MS66 by today’s standards.
Great type coin, IMHO.
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