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1924 Peace Dollar Grade Opinons

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ms64. nicely struck hair
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MS details due to hairlines on left side obverse.
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Unc. Details, cleaned.
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It's nearly impossible to determine surface quality with those pics.
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I would think MS-63 from those pictures.
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I'm really not good with Peace dollars, but I don't think it's a Details coin.
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Better than average strike both obverse and reverse. Center of cheek on obverse and eagles right most wing line indicate light circulation.

Toning occurred after circulation. Disturbed fields confirm circulation. Blotchy toning very typical. No hint of cleaning.

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there is certainly enough to make me think circulated.

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These pics make it difficult to tell surface quality.
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MS-63 straight.
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Not a fan of the area in front of the mouth. Luster look abraded there. AU-58
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62-63. I can't see definite signs of foul play on the coin, so I'll assume there aren't any there for the purpose of making this guess.
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unfortunately someone tried to clean this one. MS details. I've seen this before. to the left of the bust someone took something like an eraser and attempted to remove something from the coin removing the luster and leaving that dull area
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