GTG 1928 Peace Dollar (Grade Revealed)

[Afterword]

 

 

[physics-fan3.14]

The luster looks nice, but that mark on the rim, and the gashes on her cheek, are going to bring the grade down. I'm at 63 on this one.

[coinman_23885]

With the exception of the gashes on the neck, the surfaces are clean. I'll guess MS64. With this said, this is the type of coin where I could see a TPG giving you a different grade with each submission.

[jpcienkus]

I'll go with 64.

[wdrob]

 

It almost looks like there is a MM on it but assuming it is what you say, a 1928-P, I will go with a MS64+ based on the financial considerations of a higher MS65.

 

 

[Afterword]

It almost looks like there is a MM on it but assuming it is what you say, a 1928-P, I will go with a MS64+ based on the financial considerations of a higher MS65.

 

 

 

 

No mint mark, but there does appear to be a slightly raised area of metal below where a mint mark would be and close to the tail feathers. It does not appear nearly as prominent in hand as it does in the above image. An illusion caused by the combination of lighting and toning, I suspect.

 

[$ilverHawk]

MS64

[AHFreak]

my first thought was 65

 

 

[rockhobby]

MS 63 (based on the rim dings and the hit at the bottom of her neck) Nice Coin

 

 

Doug

 

 

 

[johnny9434]

ms 63 with the rim ding otherwise ms 64

[Hack]

I am going to guess MS62. It has a rim ding, a deep scratch on the neck line and some minor scratches on the neck and cheek. It looks to be a very nice coin with lots of luster and clean fields. There is also some contact on the wing feathers.

[BipolarBaby]

Ms64