1927 Peace Dollar Grade

MS-63

that's a nice example. I have a couple myself, but none as nice. I am new to collecting. have always been a bullion guy. expanding my interest.

MS64 is my guess.

Thanks everybody. ANACS has it at 64. And it does look better in person. Plus the glare from the slab makes it a little harder to take pics of. I also still have a very hard time capturing an accurate coin pic. I'm using a Google Pixel. You would think a phone named pixel would have a great camera. I have a disease that affects my fine motor skills. So I can't hold the phone steady enough. I set it on a Krause catalog. But that means I can't really try different angles and stuff. So a lot of times I pick up too much glare, or the shadow of the phone.

Anyway, thinking about crossing this to one of the big two. At 63 its a $180ish, at 64 around $400. I had it listed on ebay for well under $400 for 3 months and no one showed any interest.

I didn't really buy it to sell. This was early in my collecting days. Picked it up at an in person estate auction. The collector had LOTS of MS+ Morgans and Peace. All raw. Some had carbon spotting from being in 2x2 cardboard flips that had developed holes. Fortunately this one didn't. Loved the look of it and needed a '27. If I had any idea it might have graded as high as a 64 I probably would have sent it to NGC first.

Then again there is the thrill of the hunt. And snagging a 64 at a 58 price means I'm kind of attached to this one.

And this from the guy, who like jimmajr, only got into coins for the bullion.

It is a nice piece and you got it at a good price. I'd leave it where it is and be happy with it.