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You Vs PCGS - 1921 Dark Toned Peace Dollar

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Toning is crap, pictures are crap - 62 if lucky - I say 55.

I guess it's worse than we all thought!
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Well for a 1921 Peace - that's great!
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Looks better than a 50.
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Nobody got it.
Ouch! I had AU, but I was on the other end.
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The only thing I can think of is maybe the luster is slightly broken on it. It's pretty dark toned so it's hard to tell. I definitely do see a full cartwheel around the outer part of the coin but the actual liberty head and eagle may be slightly more muted? Even then I would think maybe a 55 or 58... not a 50.

The thing that's really throwing me for a loop is the reverse feathers. For example, this is a MS65 1921 Peace dollar up for sale right now.

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The feather detail on my AU50 is WAY better than this MS65. Maybe my coin was a MS65/66/67 GEM and it entered circulation so now it's an AU coin? Wouldn't the feather detail have rubbed away a little if it went all the way down to a 50? Either way I'm stumped. I know some of you didn't like the coin, apparently Marv thinks its crap. If nothing else I think it's a bit of a conversation piece. "How did a 1921 with this good of strike only grade AU50?"
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I have to imagine the toning affected the eye for detail.
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