Help With Authenticating This 1948 Silver Dollar?

Today I have little time to play around with other authentic images of 48's.
so please do 2 things:
1 post a better image. (I know it is not all that easy)
2 compare your coin to one of mine (authentic) and let us know what you found.
good luck
H

@47P7 beautiful example.

Thanks everyone that responded to this and the kind welcomes. In response 47P7, thanks a lot and a response:

1. I'm posting a couple more pictures of details. It is tough, especially when reducing the resolution to get the picture size down enough to allow posting!
2. I did compare to your photo - the things that seem a bit different are: the size difference between the 9 and 4, and the head on the back paddler. But overall very close. What I'm struggling a bit in making a conclusion, due to lack of experience, is how much difference is there in a given year? No two strikes will be identical if looked at in minute detail, as the dies wear slightly over time, and possibly different sets of dies?

Any further thoughts/conclusions from others is appreciated! Great learning opportunity for me and hopefully others.

I'm always curious why a $600 coin hasn't been certified.....it would only cost $25 or so with ICCS and would put the questions of authenticity to rest.
I notice toning around the lettering but not the surrounding fields. This and the numerous contact marks would put this coin into the VF+ to XF range if it doesn't come back with a qualifier.

I did some research on these three years ago and two of the reverse dies have a distinct die line inside the 9. A third die (or more?) has nothing discernible inside the 9.

Die #1 has a line from about 1:00-4:00. It also has a "notched 4" repunch in the upper right corner visible at magnification.


Die #2 has a line from about 11:00-2:00.


Die #3 doesn't have anything notable inside the 9.


I can't tell from your images, but in-hand if you look carefully you might recognize #1 or #2. Overall your coin looks good to me anyway, but if you found either of these markers I think it would be definitive.