Grading 1921 Peace Dollars - How To Grade 1921 High Relief Peace Dollars

[@georgeguegold4927]

That tells me alot to look for ,I've got some that look perfect,thanks for showing.

[@randyherbrechtsmeier4796]

Thanks for one of my favorite coin series.

[@mathewlawrence1556]

Thanks for the video Daniel. I appreciate your education on the 1921. Made me realize that I have a better grade than I originally thought. I hope to be able to visit your shop someday! Take care.

[@tomfeldbruegge8744]

Thank you Daniel. I learn a little bit more from everyone of your videos.

[@RobertManning-n5o]

This is a great educational video. Now I know the difference between the look of a weak strike versus simple wear on this coin.

[@jumemowery9434]

To me this is much better than the super bowl which is playing now.

[@jagdishsaluja7572]

Elizabeth ka coin ,price?

[@augiecontreras329]

AWESOME INFORMATION, 1921 PEACE IS MY FAVORITE, THANK YOU FOR SHARING

[@mathewlawrence1556]

A great book to learn more about the 1921 and the rest of the Peace Dollar set is "A Guide Book of Peace Dollars." I feel so much more knowledgeable when chatting with dealers and collectors at coin shows.

[@codyhahn2359]

Peace dollars are my favorite I need to buy some for my collection and thank you for all the great info once again

[@charles8081]

COOL DAN, My Favorite coins of all times!!!!!!!!!!!!! Thank You, Most Excellent presentation, This is the only year I have never bought, Now it's time to start looking!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Your the Best Man!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@darcydomanko6396]

Thanks, I appreciate the time you've taken to explain the grading system of these coins.

[@johnhanaly2943]

Nice presentation. Well done!

[@malcolmscoins7581]

Love all the videos on how to grade coins

[@mrsyukoncornelius1732]

You are so smart, it amazes me the detailed information you know on coins! I like the peace dollar a lot and I have a couple that I got from you. I am still stuck on the 90% silver quarters and dimes, and roll hunting on my own for silver or anything that’s collectible. There’s so much to learn But I love it! Wish I had more money to spend because I sure would, LOL 😂 Thanks for all your help, Daniel!

[@allenknight555]

Great info on this coin . I like the big dollars . Thanks for sharing.

[@debbiehendricks4588]

Thank you! Sooo much! I am learning so much from you! You are an awesome teacher!

[@chefamy6008]

Your video was extremely educational concerning the grades of the high relief Peace dollars. I just now subscribed to your channel because of the details you compared and examples to look for from images of PCSG. Thank you for a wonderful video!

[@CoinHELPu]

You're welcome

[@meteoman7958]

Thanks Daniel, it's clear they take weak strike vs wear into account. It would take a bit of magnification to distinguish the different surfaces.

[@CoinHELPu]

You're welcome and thank you.

[@MrDavidrex]

Thanks, made me think I need to give my Peace dollars more love. Guilty of being a Morgan nut. The craftsmanship on these Peace dollars I find impressive, those guys really did nice work. Think you got me. Better build a Peace hoard. Good luck friends.

[@hoogieshobbyshop4305]

Great content, Daniel - as usual.

[@morgansinner]

Recently purchased a few 1921 high reliefs..man these things are difficult to assess, so I turn to Daniel for guidance .

[@margaretstoner4701]

Daniel Daniel, Daniel .... How did you get my favorite dog commercial ? The answer my friend is Snap... You nailed it.

[@chipschleichardt5641]

Last coin is a vam 1h struck with satin proof dies. I have an obsession with looking for matte and satin proof struck 1921s peace dollars. So far I have 3 in my collection.

[@CoinHELPu]

Yes it is. Nice.

[@edjackson6291]

Great video. Lots of good info put out. Maybe get a different pointer because sometimes I didn’t catch where you were pointing. It might just be my old eyesight!!

[@malcolmscoins7581]

I've gotten pretty good at it at this point you did a video on guess the grade I got all but one right

[@NGCoinslove]

Secundo from Morocco, verry Good

[@kalapono]

This is a great video! Thank you very much. I have a few and wanted to have that information. You have a great channel. Thumbs up!

[@macmcguffie1003]

Fab job" GEM" very GOOD JOB .

[@numanuma20]

Thank you sir, I am looking for the high relief 1921 to start my peace dollar collection.

[@CoinHELPu]

What grade and condition? Does it matter?

[@numanuma20]

@@CoinHELPu I prefer MS, but I know that those get expensive at that grade. I don't mind toning just as longs as it's not that black toning that looks like it has dirt on it.

[@CoinHELPu]

@@numanuma20 The only thing we currently have is cleaned and almost uncirculated. What is your budget?

[@numanuma20]

@@CoinHELPu At the most I would pay $100.

[@numanuma20]

@@CoinHELPu Do you have a website?

[@verlonmckay2346]

great video GREAT VIDEO

[@randyherbrechtsmeier4796]

It was the classical Roman "U" which is a "V". Very good video, ya know your stuff. Tell the story how fast they where made

[@CoinHELPu]

But the V was used for Victory. Thanks

[@MrMonkeySwag96]

@@CoinHELPu Anthony De'Francisci was an Italian immigrant. Most Italian and Roman art have "U" spelled as a "V." The "V" is a nod to Italian/Roman art as well as for Victory.

[@CoinHELPu]

@@MrMonkeySwag96 No sources for the use of a Roman U, but we do have sources for the V for victory. I stand by the known facts. www.pcgs.com/news/Why-Does-The-Peace-Dollar-Have-A-Ivi-In-The

[@MrDavidrex]

I was wandering about that, thank you.

[@bobc5137]

I so love peace dollars thanks for letting me learn from you

[@mandoman3042]

Great Video, I enjoy these type of videos that are informative. What about grading of the types that are not high relief such as 1922-28 & 34-35. I do have some peace dollars and always look forward to info. regarding their grading. 71935

[@CoinHELPu]

Eventually I will do a grading series.

[@ronaldwells1805]

Thanks for doing the video on this one

[@perryjunek3403]

Very informative.

[@ericvh4901]

do you have a showe on rotated reverse ive beencollecting coins for the last 2 years now it took me about ayear to figure out machine doubling mint dubing ive got alot of good MD i do a lot of coin roll hunting an ive got some really nice erros but i just dont get the rotated ones please and thank you

[@CoinHELPu]

No, don't have a video on rotated dies yet. Here's a list of my videos kzbin.info/door/IYtW3byS0u7rBmXg71pXQwvideos?view_as=subscriber

[@michaelreidt4843]

Great video! The Peace dollar looks like they are very hard to grade. Like you said just keep looking at a lot of coins and you will get the hang of it eventually. Maybe. Lol

[@harryporter3531]

Keep em coming bro

[@cwsilversearcher3676]

Nice video thank you. I don't have 1921 but I do have the 1928 and it looks good lots of luster but a slight weak strike I'm guessing that's normal on the 1928

[@kirkstewart-vf6hg]

I have a 1922 in great condition but some thing different about her bottom lip it looks big but looks like a mint crack around it! Makes it look like a duck lip. Is it a mint error?

[@CoinHELPu]

No one can say using a verbal description

[@MetalBum]

Thoughts on us commemoratives. Old and modern commemoratives?

[@meteoman7958]

Thanks for the comparisons. None of the 66's really make that grade IMO.

[@georgeluibel3577]

With regards to the Peace dollars what mint state is considered uncirculated is it mint State 64 Mint state 65

[@CoinHELPu]

All MS60 to MS70 are uncirculated.

[@georgeluibel3577]

@@CoinHELPu thank you very much that was very helpful

[@andypoe9954]

I got a 1921 really really nice except one tiny mark on the eagles neck and the coins is almost a gold brown how could you Grade that?

[@jasonreed9739]

On the reverse side the Spear is past the end part on a high relief the spear is not pass the end because it’s shorter

[@billdowning7840]

Thank you Big help

[@CoinHELPu]

Thanks for watching, seems this video doesn't get enough love.

[@conradpons9238]

Are all 1921, Peace dollars high relief? I have been trying to find one. But no luck yet. Good video. 😃😎

[@CoinHELPu]

Yes they where

[@socalsilver6397]

👍🏼

[@rubenzesati8067]

Deño I have 1922 peace dollar how I can send the coin to value

[@CoinHELPu]

I don’t offer that service

[@johnmontoya2731]

Can a coin collector do the acid test to find out if it's real silver, or fake, or; and will it hurt the value of the real silver?

[@CoinHELPu]

You don't acid test any coin

[@-oiiio-3993]

Weigh them and carefully do a specific gravity test. Instructions for SG test can be found online.

[@randyherbrechtsmeier4796]

You can find some that the strike is so leak "In God we Trust" is very faint

[@vyesitsme9203]

Awesome Video!🎈Very exciting peace dollars I really like them! I found the different grades was puzzling to me! 🎈I’d check thinking something is wrong here! Thanks to “you”🎈I have a better understanding of theses “WONDERFUL” Peace Dollar “gradings” 🔎 💕🎈💕🎈Thanks for ANOTHER🎈GREAT🎈VIDEO!💕🎈 I absolutely Love It 👍🎈👍”V’👍🎈

[@pakovqz4083]

How we can sale coins?

[@tanner4574]

Excellent vid! I really enjoy your content and your explanations on things. Have you put any thought into joining the instagram coin community? It would be great to see you in there!

[@CoinHELPu]

Thanks. I will look into that.

[@QuaaludeCharlie]

I am Thankful this Video Exists to Show up and coming Numismatics Collectors just What Grades and Why . Right 0n :) QC

[@lestercoons3962]

The "V" in TRVST on a Peace dollar is the way it is in Latin. The Romans had no "U" . Yhe "V" made the sound a "U" makes.

[@CoinHELPu]

You do know that TRVST isn’t a Latin word?

[@lestercoons3962]

@@CoinHELPu yes...stylized printing...

[@CoinHELPu]

@@lestercoons3962 but not a Latin word, just artistic use of the V as it is on government buildings

[@abdullahkhan-uy7jj]

I have 1817 trade dollar i want to sell

[@faizansaud6630]

Hi sir I have a coin

[@jasonreed9739]

It looks like a reproduction

[@doctorgoldbud1321]

Was all 1921 Peace dollars high relief and was there a few 1922 that was hi relief