Guess the Grade: 1926-S Peace Dollar -- Invite Your Comments
Stuart
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Welcome to this latest episode of "Guess the Grade". Thanks in advance for voting in the poll, and for also posting your comments and observations to keep this thread interesting and active.
Please note the disclaimer that this is for educational purposes only, and caution should be used if trying this for the first time at home.
1926-S Peace Dollar
Please note the disclaimer that this is for educational purposes only, and caution should be used if trying this for the first time at home.
1926-S Peace Dollar
Stuart
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Line # Item # Cert # PCGS No. CoinDate Denomination Variety Country Grade
1 1 03964220 7369 1926-S $1 US Cleaned
Now, on with the healing and looking at your coin:
The coin has a very nice strike. While I think it looks 64 I'd say they BB'd it; just because THAT'S WHAT HAPPENED TO ME ............ ARRRGH!!!!
OK, I admit it. Maybe the healing process is going to be slow
<< <i>MS64 if I owned it.... MS65 if I wanted to buy it
But it does belong in a 65 holder.
Hoard the keys.
Stuart
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Having said that I believe the coin to be a 64. The price differential between a 64 and 65 is pretty steep. I think
PCGS or NGC will take this into consideration when grading the coin. The coin has nice eye appeal and good luster,
but I think the bag marks on the obverse will handicap the coin. Overall I like your coin.
Bruce
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