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Do you think this will straight grade with NGC? VF35 or XF? Thanks.   |
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XF 40'ish.
Whatever you do, do not ever remove that coin from it's GSA packaging!
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I'd say 30, although the plastic is tough to see through.
I would NOT waste the money on grading this.
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Why on earth would you want to spend more than the coin is worth having it graded?  |
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This is one of those coins where the GSA holder and GSA pedigree is worth way more than the coin.
It just works that way sometimes.
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A bullion/melt value 1922-S is worth THAT much more in a GSA annotated TPG holder? Really? (Clueless) Edited by Coinfrog
06/02/2019 7:43 pm
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I'm skeptical about a low grade relatively common Peace dollar getting much more than a raw one due to a GSA holder, at least I wouldn't pay any more for it, but perhaps there are people who will. Why? I have no idea, especially since it would not be hard to open and reseal them. |
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I have no idea, either, if this discrepancy is indeed true. If it is, and it sounds plausible, then it is madness. True madness.
Edited by Coinfrog
06/02/2019 8:02 pm
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Just doing some quick looking on ebay, there is a 1924 NGC AG3 for $325 listed. Who knows if it's going to sell but maybe there is a market for these? |
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The coin itself, if removed from the GSA holder, becomes just another common circulated Peace dollar worth 15$. As long as it stays in the GSA holder it has provinence back to the GSA sales of the 1970's. There is a niche market for this kinda stuff. It will bring a big premium to collectors of this stuff. I know it's stupid but it just works that way. |
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Seriously laughing here if that is the case. It's a whole new world to me - please help!
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