I have four of those. I've been waiting for 60 years for them to be worth something and now they're worth a couple hundred bucks a piece. Cool! I'd completely forgotten about them until this video. Now I can sell them and buy that auger I want! Thanks!
Peace Dollar are my favorite US Coin. I buy them when I can. Silver dollars are what I like collecting the most. I have a couple 1921s but, what I only have 1 of and wish I had more is the Peace Dollars in the GSA soft packs. They are so hard to find.
They minted just over a million of them. George Morgan took over running them for Anthony and made a couple little changes and used a different press to make 3200 pieces until the Die failed. Mr. Morgan then sent several of them for advice upon going forward and the firstew and last few, one of them having a PROOF FINISH on it made its way to pawn stars Stars. They weren't destroyed and for reasons that are Admiral to mr Morgan for his decency for Anthony and his Art, thats respected and more of mr Morgan if thought comes to mind. Hundreds of thousands were melted of Mr Morgan's dollars and the Silver sent to England. It is without doubt that several survived as i have one and its relief is as the one shown on Harrisons show, just not a Proof finish upon it. Ive seen over the last few decades a handful and sadly a couple were cleaned and thats sad. Its still worth having without doubt but why would you not have an opinion upon it or doing it unless paint or something like that makes it of no choise. Its the Hair and her Frill of mine that and its depth of its relief that are few better only the proof on Pawn stars is better as its finish says such. The one you have of the 1 i921
It was a challenge because of how Broad this coin was and its a challenge to get her Hair, frill, ect on those of High Relief of both 1921 and 1922. Anthony's work was respected by Mr George Morgan and streaks highly of both men as well as others. Only one Due maker do I have issues with and I'll keep that with me as it's correct as to such. Tool and Die makers are of family on both sides oddly enough !!!
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I have four of those. I've been waiting for 60 years for them to be worth something and now they're worth a couple hundred bucks a piece.
Cool! I'd completely forgotten about them until this video.
Now I can sell them and buy that auger I want!
Thanks!
Awesome
These are getting tougher to find out there!
A lot of them on eBay have been cleaned and are still going for a few hundred bucks for the 1921ns...
Peace Dollar are my favorite US Coin. I buy them when I can. Silver dollars are what I like collecting the most. I have a couple 1921s but, what I only have 1 of and wish I had more is the Peace Dollars in the GSA soft packs. They are so hard to find.
I have a 1921 with an early strike, full in every detail
Sweet
I have one as well in that shape as well
Nice
@@centralmichiganstacker5138 I sold it few weeks ago now lol
Imagine that comments made by me are not going anywhere. Im not surprised
Bro it takes me a while to get to them all, I'm sorry for the delay. Thanks for commenting 🙂
They minted just over a million of them. George Morgan took over running them for Anthony and made a couple little changes and used a different press to make 3200 pieces until the Die failed. Mr. Morgan then sent several of them for advice upon going forward and the firstew and last few, one of them having a PROOF FINISH on it made its way to pawn stars Stars. They weren't destroyed and for reasons that are Admiral to mr Morgan for his decency for Anthony and his Art, thats respected and more of mr Morgan if thought comes to mind. Hundreds of thousands were melted of Mr Morgan's dollars and the Silver sent to England. It is without doubt that several survived as i have one and its relief is as the one shown on Harrisons show, just not a Proof finish upon it. Ive seen over the last few decades a handful and sadly a couple were cleaned and thats sad. Its still worth having without doubt but why would you not have an opinion upon it or doing it unless paint or something like that makes it of no choise. Its the Hair and her Frill of mine that and its depth of its relief that are few better only the proof on Pawn stars is better as its finish says such. The one you have of the 1 i921
Of the 1922 is what the first statement written by myself was in reference to as I should have reread the statement before sending it
It was a challenge because of how Broad this coin was and its a challenge to get her Hair, frill, ect on those of High Relief of both 1921 and 1922. Anthony's work was respected by Mr George Morgan and streaks highly of both men as well as others. Only one Due maker do I have issues with and I'll keep that with me as it's correct as to such. Tool and Die makers are of family on both sides oddly enough !!!
Cool!!