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Originally posted by Bryan1315
I have no idea how you would sell it or why anyone who had one would even want to,
If I were to buy a lot, not knowing a 64 Peace was in there, it would definitely cross my mind selling it. You would figure $5 million minimum.
I would figure you would sell it of all people with your great love for the
Peace dollar 
Now I know this no normal
Peace dollar, and if someone were to sell one, they will probably never see another one in there life. At least until the govt adds the 64 or later to there list of coins that are protected for the owner. That has been a couple months ago but I heard (probably on here) that the govt really doesn't care about 1932 or earlier coins, but the 33 St Gauden's and 64 Peace are not safe.
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Originally posted by Bryan1315
but I asked the question on what PCGS would do if one was sent to them on PCGS's forums and was told that they would definitely slab the coin and send it to the person who sent it into them and not inform the Gov't but I don't know how true that is
Wow... I would not have expected that.
I would be very nervous to send that in. I would probably have to drive it there to have it graded, and hire a brinks truck, no matter what the price would be, to return it to a bank vault or something.
Because that is not a coin that you could really enjoy too easily. If word gets out you've got one, your life possibly could be in danger. People have killed for a lot, lot less.
So I would probably sell the coin, buy some land, put up a house, buy anything I ever wanted, and buy pretty much whatever coins I would want.
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Posted 07/08/2006 10:10 am
