Did They Make A 1884 Reproduction Silver Dollar?

It is much shinier then the picture shows and is uncirculated but does have a bag mark on the cheek. There is a hugh difference in the Red Book pricing from MS-64 and MS-65 on this coin and their grading description doesn't really tell you much to look for for the differences in the coin.

I am assuming with the bag mark on the cheek it would keep it from being an MS-65?

The numismedia is also a fairly reliable price guide. It is an online price guide. You can google it, since I dont think I'm allowed to post the link.

It usually gives values lower than the RedBook, but imho they are closer to market values. They also gives values for Morgan dollars all the way down to a G-4.

You 1879CC is not VF, but I think it's a strong VG/F. The rim bump hurts the value some, but the surfaces look really good. VG is valued at $150, so I'd say it should bring over $100 which is well above melt.

Even as this is a more common CC mint, this coin is not affected by the price of Silver. It is a collectible coin whose value is reflected more by the economic trend than anything else. As an example, the price of Silver has risen since 2007, but the Black Book from that year still shows it worth $100 F grade.

The mark looks significant, and could very well keep it from MS65. If the mark is bad enough, it could even be considered damaged. The scans are not good enough for anyone to use for grading the coin.

By the way, you don't need a high dollar camera to take good pictures of coins. But it does take some practice and experimentation.

1934--OLDER SILVER DOLLARS

In addition to the ones I have already pictured here, I have many other silver dollars many of which appear to me as uncirculated.

Here is a list of them and if anyone want pictures of a certain coin please let me know.

1879CC-already posted
1879S
1882
1884-already posted
1884S
1890CC
2-1890O
1890S
1900S
1894O
2-1886
1891
1892
1898
1900O
6-1921
6-1921S
8-1921 very small O or D
8-1922
6-1922D or O
5-1922S
1923
4-1923D or O
7-1923S
2-1924S
2-1925
3-1926S
2-1926D or O
1928S
1934D or O


1964--OLDER 1/2 DOLLARS
PREVIOUSLY GRADED AND IN ENVELOPES


1933S-F+
1934D-XF
2-1934D-XF+
1935D-AU
1936S-XF+
1938D XF-AU-already posted
1939D-UNC1941D-UNC
1943S-XF
1949D-AU-UNC
1949D-UNC
1950D-UNC
1951S-AU

1890-CC

Oh, I see when I resized it and replaced it in MY files it corrected the link in the first post about this coin.