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Lot 949 |
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1921 Peace Dollar. PCGS graded MS-65. Light golden toning. Silver satin luster radiates from the surfaces of this attractive high relief Peace Dollar coin. A slightly dampened impression was left in the centers after the rebound of the dies that made this, and was the cause of the Mint having to experiment with lower relief hubs in early 1922 before settling on the much flatter looking pieces collectors are familiar with in 1922-35. Few realize it, but there was actually an "intermediate" relief die made from a new hub in early 1922. (It had the date 1922 on it and was used to strike 3,200 coins before it too failed). This one too suffered from the same problem as this 1921 high relief design: insufficient die pressure to strike the deisgn without having to crank up the minting press's pressure to the point where it led to catastrophic die failure (PCGS # 7356) .
Estimated Value $1,400 - 1,500.
The Mark Gordon Collection.
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$1,380 |
Lot 950 |
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1925-S Peace Dollar. PCGS graded MS-64. A nice frosty coin with gleaming luster on both sides (PCGS # 7366) .
Estimated Value $550 - 600.
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$633 |
Lot 951 |
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1926 Peace Dollar. PCGS graded MS-66. A nice white coin. No need to give bidders a long lecture and a longer list of bidding instructions, just dive right in and award it it the bid this Gem deserves! Pop 160; none finer at PCGS. (PCGS # 7367) .
Estimated Value $1,000 - 1,100.
The Mark Gordon Collection.
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$1,610 |
Lot 952 |
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1926-S Peace Dollar. PCGS graded MS-64. A hint of light toning (PCGS # 7369) .
Estimated Value $190 - 200.
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$184 |
Lot 953 |
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1927 Peace Dollar. NGC graded MS-62 PQ. A satin white example. Small mark below the hair bun, otherwise choicer grade.
Estimated Value $80 - 90.
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$98 |
Lot 954 |
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1927-D Peace Dollar. PCGS graded MS-64. A hint of nice natural toning on this scarcer D-mint offering. We see a great improvement over others of its grade by the limited number of bagmarks plus the abundant frosty white luster throughout both sides (PCGS # 7371) .
Estimated Value $700 - 750.
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$891 |
Lot 955 |
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1928 Peace Dollar. PCGS graded MS-64. A nice untoned example of this low-mintage issue. Well worth inspecting, for even the sceptic will find everything that is above-board in terms of luster, integrity, brilliance, and aesthetic appeal. Any silly old fool can find a well-scrubbed Unc-ish 1928 Peace dollar to latch onto for a bargain price. But acquiring one as attractive as this MS64 specimen will make a defining moment in your collection of Peace dollars (PCGS # 7373) .
Estimated Value $850 - 900.
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$978 |
Lot 956 |
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1928-S Peace Dollar. NGC graded MS-64 PQ. A blast white satiny mint beauty with remarkably clean surfaces for this numerical grade, thus our Premium Quality designation. Pop 1,122; 42 finer, 2 in 64 star, 39 in 65, 1 in 66.
Estimated Value $1,500 - 2,000.
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Lot 957 |
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1928-S Peace Dollar. PCGS graded MS-63. A hint of light gold obverse toning. The 1928-S is a scarcer branch mint issue inasmuch as only a few bags of scruffy Mint States were found in the LaVere Redfield hoard in the mid-1970s. Once these got distributed into the market, their price began to rise inexorably. Choice examples like this tend to have frosty luster, a few light marks in the hair and on the eagle's wing, and generally "average" strike quality (PCGS # 7374) .
Estimated Value $750 - 800.
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Lot 958 |
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1934 Peace Dollar. PCGS graded MS-64. Satiny luster appears for the first time with the issues of 1934 and 1935 after a five-year hiatus from 1929-33 when no Peace dollars were minted. These were issued as part of Pres. Roosevelts inflationary money printing which began in January 1934 after the price of gold had been revalued to $35 an ounce from $20 an ounce (meaning a devaluation in the competing paper dollar) (PCGS # 7375) .
Estimated Value $300 - 325.
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$293 |
Lot 959 |
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1934-D Peace Dollar. PCGS graded MS-64. A nice frosty example of this more desirable D-mint issue (PCGS # 7376) .
Estimated Value $500 - 525.
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$661 |
Lot 960 |
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1935 Peace Dollar. SEGS graded MS-64. Toned and lustrous.
Estimated Value $70 - 90.
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$115 |
Lot 961 |
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A lot of 159 Morgan and Peace Dollars. Consists of: Pre 1921 Morgans (50 pcs); 1921 Morgans (45 pcs); Mixed Date Peace Dolllars (64 pcs). Coins grade Good to Mint State. Lot of 159 coins.
Estimated Value $1,800 - 1,900.
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Lot 962 |
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A Set of Peace Dollars. Dates range from 1921 to 1935-S. A total of 24 coins grading Good to XF. Some pieces have been cleaned. Housed in a blue Whitman album.
Estimated Value $650 - 750.
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$776 |
Lot 963 |
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A Lot of Mixed Date Morgan and Peace Silver Dollars. Consists of: 1921 (5), 1921-S (1), 1923-D (1), 1925 (2). A total of 9 coins.
Estimated Value $100 - 110.
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Lot 964 |
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A Lot of Uncirculated Peace Dollars. Consists of: (12) 1922 Peace $1 and (15) 1923 Peace $1. Several examples exhibit nice toning. A total of 27 coins.
Estimated Value $500 - 600.
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$432 |
Lot 965 |
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A Pair of PCGS Graded 1922-D Peace Dollars. Grades include: MS64 (1) and MS65 (1). A total of 2 coins.
Estimated Value $300 - 350.
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$506 |
Lot 966 |
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A Group of PCGS Graded 1922 Peace Dollars. Grades include: MS63 (6) and MS64 (5). A total of 11 coins.
Estimated Value $260 - 280.
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$319 |
Lot 967 |
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A Lot of Peace Dollars. PCGS graded all MS-63. Consists of: 1922, 1923, 1924, and 1925. A total of 4 nice and white coins. Each piece is housed in an Old Green Holder.
Estimated Value $100 - 110.
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$127 |
Lot 968 |
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A Lot of Peace Dollars. Consists of: 1922 ANACS AU58, 1923-S ANACS MS62, 1924-S ANACS AU58, 1925 ANACS MS62, and 1923 Damaged. A total of 5 coins.
Estimated Value $90 - 100.
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$109 |
Lot 969 |
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A Pair of PCGS Graded Peace Dollars. Consists of : 1922-S MS63 (1) and 1923-S MS63 (1). A total of 2 coins.
Estimated Value $80 - 90.
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$86 |
Lot 970 |
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A Lot of PCGS Graded 1923-D Peace Dollars. Grades include: MS62 (1) and MS64 (3). A total of 4 coins. A nice group.
Estimated Value $550 - 600.
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$1,208 |
Lot 971 |
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A Group of PCGS Graded 1923 Peace Dollars. Grades include: MS62 (1), MS63 (2), and MS64 (6). A total of 9 coins.
Estimated Value $240 - 250.
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$264 |
Lot 972 |
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A Lot of Peace Dollars. Consists of: 1924-S, 1927-S, 1928-S, 1934, and 1935. A total of 5 coins grading AU.
Estimated Value $200 - 225.
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$265 |
Lot 973 |
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A Group of PCGS Slabbed 1924 Peace Dollars. Grades include: Genuine Not Gradeable (2), MS63 (4), and MS64 (1). A total of 7 coins.
Estimated Value $125 - 135.
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$150 |
Lot 974 |
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A Group of PCGS Graded 1925 Peace Dollars. Grades include: MS63 (1) and MS64 (6). A total of 7 coins.
Estimated Value $200 - 220.
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$253 |
Lot 975 |
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A Lot of PCGS Graded Peace Dollars. Consists of: 1926-D MS62 (1), 1934 MS63 (1), 1935 AU58 (1), and 1935 MS63 (1). A total of 4 coins.
Estimated Value $300 - 330.
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$334 |
