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What do you guys think this would grade? Chance at a 65? There are a few marks on the Liberty's neck, but other than that the obverse is nearly flawless.  |
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United States
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United States
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That's a real beauty, great dollar!
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Pillar of the Community
United States
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i'd say so! nice peace man!
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Pillar of the Community
United States
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Very nice coin! Sure looks like a 65.
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United States
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Heck yea that thing looks great!
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A chance at 65?
Um, no. This coin doesn't have a "chance" at 65. It has a lock. This is what MS65 looks like. It has a "chance" at 66.
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Thanks everyone, I guess I will have to get this graded. SuperDave, you had me worried for a second.  Edited by Canadian-Banknotes
07/18/2011 01:16 am
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United States
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I have to agree its far better than 65.. which locks it in as MS 65..I think it could go MS66 with a chance of MS67..Very sweet coin...nose hit I am wondering about as a die thing, not PMD but the REV cut in the tail feathers is about the worst thing I see and the REV is like 5/10 % of the coins grade...By they way I would offer 2 times melt LOL as its in such poor shape...  |
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Nice coin. I be a John1  |
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Pillar of the Community
United States
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MS-66
EDIT: On second thought I think the one hit on the tail feathers would limit this one to MS-65. Most of the 66's I have reviewed look pristine no marks visible to naked eye.
Edited by fenton
07/18/2011 10:56 am
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Bedrock of the Community
United States
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I don't usually grade Peace dollars but this one looks really nice and I agree with the 65 and may have a possible chance of 66 but there is no way in my opinion it would ever get a 67. I have some 67 and 68 Morgans in my collection and the few marks it does have would definitely keep it from going anything above 66. I really think if you get it graded it will come back MS-65 and it would be a real nice MS-65 that would definitely get a CAC sticker if sent to them, and may get a Gold bean from them |
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I would say MS-65 would be a conservative grade on this one.....What a beautiful coin! unfortunately those tiny little scratches/dings will probably keep it from anything higher than at best an MS-66 but WOW!! I would be proud to add it to my collection anytime! Congrats on the acquisition!
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Canada
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Just received the coin today, but I won't be sending it out for grading. It looks like someone had wiped the obverse of the coin at one point or another. (You coin only see the hairline scratches, under a good light source. Other than that the coin looks fine) I am not sure if this is good news or bad news now, but the coin definitely would have graded at least a 65, with a very very good shot at a 66. What do you think a 1935 MS-65/66 Details Peace dollar is worth? Edited by Canadian-Banknotes
08/09/2011 5:23 pm
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United States
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since you say you just received it, I am guessing you purchased it from someone and if its not the coin you thought (example being cleaned/wiped) I would just send it back. The details grade would kill the value of this coin and only ANACS would ever label it with a specific grade but I don't think they would give it a 65 details. I have never seen anything with a details grade that high because that grade means it is choice and any problem will keep it from that grade
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Posted 07/17/2011 11:26 pm
