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Thank you! I plan on doing an Ike series similar to what I did with the Carson City silver dollar series. (...and the same for a Peace dollar series)

I bought this one years ago....likely before 'improper annealing' was attributable on the label. I have not reconsidered re-submitting it, since I do not plan on selling it anytime soon. However, this coin would certainly attribute as improperly annealed, and certainly not questionable color. It has passed through some very knowledgeable hands prior to my own, that confirm improper annealing.

@@CoinStuffILike Now days tpgs err on on the safe side. I was disappointed when I found Improperly annealed coins( new ones) sent one to be attributed as improperly annealed and got the label, then a few weeks apart sent more from the same batch I found them and even darker than the first one and came back questionable color. 🤦🤷🪙🤔🤓

I really like the look of that coins. Makes me wonder why the mint doesn’t do that on purpose to offer a different finish. 🤔

@cgrillerstacker6695 I'm not one to tell the US Mint how to bake their planchets, but If Cheezit can offer different crispiness options, then maybe the US Mint can follow? lol

Excellent! Thank you for watching!

Peace dollars were designed using a V instead of U in TRVST to represent Victory in WW1

Thank you, and thanks for your viewership.

Thank you! I appreciate your viewership!

Thank you! Thanks for watching!

lol cgriller You haven't figured out that it is a drinking game? lol "Every time he says 'field bending', you have to do a shot" lol Thank you for watching!

Thank you for watching, Dennis D!

Thank you, yotefan!

Start with the obverse....FS-801 has a peg leg R, and the nightcrawler has a serif R

Awesome! Thank you for watching. I'll look for your sets.

I'm not sure which image you are referring to WRT the doubling. It is quite possible - there were many many "doubled" Ikes. In 1971-S business strikes, two of the biggest/best "doubled dies" where not true doubled dies, but instead, wher products of multiple dies hubbed from a doubled working hub. ... material for another day. That said, I will try to demonstrate some of the peg leg Ikes that also have doubling present when I do the coin scope video.

I have many Ikes in my collection resulting from clashed dies. Clashed die Ikes are very common. What is cool / worth collecting are the Ikes that are from multi-calshed dies, like a triple or quadruple "talon head" clash....or clashed on atypical dates, or clashed that are fully struck up and not-yet repaired. Again...material for another video.

@@CoinStuffILike Thank you, that picture (the one you sent) is the one that looks like a true die doubling to me. Seems too large to be machine doubling. Look forward to more videos.

@@dennisduebelbeis2974 - I'm confused...I do not recall sending your a photo?

lol Thank you for watching!

Thank you for watching/commenting, cgriller! Yes, no loan forthcoming for me. lol For CA fractional gold, maybe the photos should have a "objects seem bigger than actual" disclaimer.

ps - gave you a quick mention in my latest peg leg Ike video ;-)

I agree - California fractional gold is potentially reachable for mid-level collectors, and nice to have in a collection from a historical perspective.

You're welcome. Thank you for watching.

Thank you! I enjoy the juxtaposition in one holder. Here is a video on my other 2021 two-coin holder sets: ruclips.net/video/-v0ezRjHiIA/видео.html

Yes, the 2oz with ~dollar-diameter format is impressive in hand. I'll have them nicely packed up for you when you get here. 🤣

Thank you! I hope to keep you informed/entertained.

It would be an incredible visit, if negotiations turn out for the better.

I think you are on to something!!!

lol Maybe I'll do another version of the video aimed at the fifth grade comprehension level...for the Californians. lol Seriously though, thank you for watching. ....and no test forthcoming.

Exactly!

Thank you for watching, brownsugar! I'll keep an eye out for one. Unfortunately, I just sold two Dan Carr Peace dollars on eBay earlier this week.

Thank you for watching!

Numismatic art! Right on, cgriller!

Thank you, Yotefan! Thank you for watching!

No - Dan makes his own dies and numbers them accordingly. An exception would be Dan’s vintage cancelled CC die strikes. Those were die pair 37, used in the original CC Mint in 1884. They were then buried on the premise, and uncovered by Dennis Casinelli’s work crew in 1999. I did a video on the 1984-CC cancelled due strikes previously in this series.

@WilesPalladino Thank you ,yes I seen the 84cc canceled die video and actually acquired 84cc token die pair #37 O/S ON Morgan was quiet happy when it came into my lcs Thanks for bringing his work to attention. Looking forward to the next one.

@@constitutionaljb1751 - Sweet! One of my favorite pieces…because of the history behind how they came to be, and direct connection with the CC Mint.

funny. very funny.

Thank you, Yotefan! Imagine...cgriller stacker's beloved SF Mint nearly scrapped a national treasure! lol They were jealous of the CC Mint from the get go. lol

@@CoinStuffILike they were probably related to Cgriller.

Gentlemen your jealousy is most unbecoming. 😩

Thank you! And, thank you for watching! Rusty Goe (author of a three volume book set on the CC Mint / Coins) wrote that the more that he researches about the CC Mint and it's coins, the more he realizes that there is so much to learn, or may never be known. He's correct.

So-Called Dollars are a niche in the hobby. Beautiful designs. I'm happy to expand awareness of them. Thank you for watching, Yotefan!

Thank you! I love to turn my collecting into learning....thank you for joining me.

I agree - Dan Carr does beautiful work. Thank you for watching!

Brilliant! I might take some raw CC coin to the silver shop along with my hat, and have them make one. Will never have to worry about the wind blowing my hat off! A thief maybe, but not the wind. lol

I thought so. I have half a mind to drive to the shop to check it out in person.

I'll be switching over to a Peace dollar series soon. I'll be covering 1917 - 1936, 1943, 1964, 1970 counting the MM pieces.

@@CoinStuffILike yes. Oh. The 1964 (mythical) peace dollar !!! That’s a dream coin for me !!! Out of all of them

lol....I get it.... Thank you for watching, my friend!

Thankl you, and thanks for watching!

Thank you, Yotefan! I agree.

Thank you for watching!

I'll consider releasing one!

I like 327. lol

...but...but how could it be??...I have no S mint coins....too much corruption and inferior product from that one. LOL

@@CoinStuffILike Easy. I suggested Coins Stuff Cgrillerstacker and I Like not Coins Stuff Cgrillerstacker and I like Most. I can slum it with CC mint coins too.

lol !!!

Bro. GRILLA ?? Did you just say slum and CC in the same sentence??? WOW !!! 😮

Thank you! And thank you for watching.

Thank you for watching, Yotefan! Just about finished with the CC series, then will move onto the Peace Dollar series. I may have a few low mintage items in that series as well.

lol, COMPTON !!!!! I direct you to Carson City Stuff I Like - Part14. ;-)

I'm an admitted self slabber. That said, I recommend others to self slab in the privacy of their homes - public self slabbing is frowned upon. lol Thank you for watching!

This video could be a drinking game. Bottom's up every time you hear me say the word sesquicentennial.

@@CoinStuffILike So True 😂

@@CoinStuffILike So True 🤣😂

Thank you for watching. Yeah, gotta move that MS69 out, lol.

lol I love his videos....can't wait for the next one.

I see you will let anyone comment on your videos. 😂

@@cgrillerstacker6695 - lol