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Aren't there plenty in MS? Not so many to make them inexpensive. But enough so that anyone with enough money can easily buy one?
Wonderful records. Thanks for sharing your research!
Lance.
<< <i>This began a decade long struggle by the treasury to get silver dollars to circulate – all efforts failed except in silver producing states. >>
Somethings............................ just never change.
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<< <i>But are they hard to find, Roger? It doesn't seem so. Like a lot of new issues, many must have been hoarded. 1909-S VDB is another example.
Aren't there plenty in MS? Not so many to make them inexpensive. But enough so that anyone with enough money can easily buy one?
Wonderful records. Thanks for sharing your research!
Lance. >>
There are plenty of Mint State 1921 Peace Dollars out there, but finding a very nice quality piece with great eye appeal can be more difficult than one would think.
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Somethings............................ just never change. >>
Which is why we need to do what Japan did and get rid of paper money under $10 to force the circulation of coins.
Oh that means we need a $5 coin too.
Now if you are looking for "fully struck" with all the detail, that's another matter. I'd love to find one with all of the deal strong and true. I've seen pictures of pieces that collectors have posted that were only graded MS-62, and yet the coin had all of the detail. I'd love to find one of those, but I've never been that lucky.