First and foremost I am a certified "newbie" to Peace dollars and VAMs. I have been going through some of my coins and found this interesting 1922 that is in a PCGS slab graded MS63. I found 2 interesting features, one is the reverse die crack across the neck of the Eagle and one is an apparent "spike" protruding north through the eagle's shoulder. I would appreciate any opinions or classifications of these if you would be so kind. Do any of these features add value to an otherwise typical PCGS MS63? I tried various lighting conditions to best portray the issues but photography through the slab proved a bit difficult. I am here to learn from you the experts so my thanks in advance for any responses.
You also need to look for other markers susch as doubling in the olive branches & leaves and is your spike a single or close doubled spike. Tough to tell from your pics. I tried to enlarge them but again image quality would not allow for a clear view.
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