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Peace Dollar aficionados come and share pics, info, and stories, and also buy, sell, trade.
Please also alert any counterfeit Peace Dollars here, as well as the main groups dedicated to stopping fakes and frauds.
Please also alert any counterfeit Peace Dollars here, as well as the main groups dedicated to stopping fakes and frauds.
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- Very nice! I'll show mine too. It's graded ms66 (no cac, I know it failed) but I'd say it's an ms66+ obverse with a ms65- reverse. I bought it for the strike and not the overall pq-ness. Anyone else have a super strike 21-p?Very nice! I'll show mine too. It's graded ms66 (no cac, I know it failed) but I'd say it's an ms66+ obverse with a ms65- reverse. I bought it for the strike and not the overall pq-ness. Anyone else have a super strike 21-p?0 Comments 0 Shares 627 Views
- Anybody know whether these are simply die cracks or if they’re attributable to a VAM? They’re raised metal, and I couldn’t match any of the numerous known die gouge/crack/scratch-based VAMs for 1923. My coin. Thanks!Anybody know whether these are simply die cracks or if they’re attributable to a VAM? They’re raised metal, and I couldn’t match any of the numerous known die gouge/crack/scratch-based VAMs for 1923. My coin. Thanks!1 Comments 1 Shares 566 Views
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