During this epidemic and stay at home, countless hours on computer, most had watched the video from Pawn Stars of the 1922 high relief and had people scrambling to check out the Peace Dollars... just my opinion, but most likely what has added to the frenzy.
Yes I think it was a proof as well on pawn stars they have that video on RUclips as well. It is a short video with them just doing the coin part. I think it is funny I see stuff on eBay that is not listed or priced right. I do not know if they are trying to get over on people or they do not know what they are talking about. Probably there are two differnt groups doing it.
Just another scammer on eBay trying to take advantage of people's emotion or lack of knowledge. Calling BS on his whole story. Thanks Daniel for another great video.
Yes, one time on ebay, this person had a 1958d wheat penny. Just a regular 1958d, nothing special. Listed price, 3000. Unreal what some people will do to try and scam someone.
Daniel, very good job on this. When I read what was given for the "reasons", all I could think of was "When does this seller get beamed up to the mother ship?" The explanations, of why selling (lottery, cancer survivor, etc) were spot on. You offered good, straightforward advice. And a healthy dose of common sense. Well done and thank you.
Rick on Pawn stars bought one of these for 80k. It was a 1922 proof high relief peace dollar. It was graded by NGC at I think PF 61. It was a beautiful coin. The guy that brought it in said he won it in a poker game. Also I heard a story that the way a few of these got out is they gave some to a few members of Congress to have and told them these are the now silver dollars and then they had trouble making them and they tried to get them back but couldn’t recover them all.
Great info! I just bought a a 1927-P Peace Dollar from Ebay and I think I might have over paid for it now that I see it in person. It's still a nice coin and I'm happy with my purchase. But it's the gamble of the game and as long as I don't get completely robbed i"m happy with my choices so far. Knowledge is everything and leaning from mistakes makes a difference in future purchases. :) GL & HH
Thanks again Daniel.....What really caught my eye was. Why would such a high price be and still charge shipping? I would start a good customer relation with a shop such as yours and then build up to buying expensive coins. Let that person know you are a repeat customer and not going to buy only once.
Thank you for another informative video. I always look forward to these. Interestingly, after watching this video, I got suggested a video from Pawn Star where the guy buys an actual High Relief 1922 peace dollar.
This type of stuff is unreal. If a seller has that so called rare coin, you can bet they would send it in for certification. They don't want to take a chance of loosing money on it. I am sure there is some cherry picking at times with coins on eBay. I also know there are many quality collectors looking on eBay daily. Chances of that rare coin falling to you at in incredible price on eBay, is mostly a pipe dream. It's not really different then most scams out there. eBay has helped the coin community but at the sametime it hurts it too. Lately I have seen some sellers just throw out a huge number on common items and see what sticks. I have collected for over 20 years and always bought my keys and semi keys as graded by PCGS/NGC or from a reputable dealer that I can actually hold in hand. The losses you will accumulate thinking your bargain cherry picking key dates will put you in the hole quickly. So why even chance it??
Great upload. Enjoyed the information, as always. Florida is finally opening up. So I can find that High relief Peace dollar. LOL Keep up the great work and info.
Random question about foreign gold - would you recommend taking advantage of lower premiums on foreign gold coins as an alternative to US gold, like Mexican for example? I'm just wondering if foreign gold will be easy to sell, and if dealers will normally pay less for it relative to spot price.
I just recently went to a flea market where there are a few coin dealers , I met one of them an older gentleman, who is such a clown , make you feel good , and I decided to buy a few coins , I had my eyes on a 1922 peace dollar , and a 1854 sitting quarter , I took my magnifier glass found that the 1854 sitting quarter is a DDO , DDR in extremely good condition paid $55 , the 1922 peace dollar is in excellent shape paid $60 , now with your info I am going to see if I got a high relief . Thanks
i am a huge Peace dollar guy! and this guy's post made me upset,disgusted and sad all at once....i have a nice collection of peace dollars i want a couple hundred at least before i am gone... and i have the 4 th Edition guide of peace dollars and their so few Matte proof's made in 21' i believe it was like6-10 sand blasted and 5+ Satin and the 22' is like 12-20 sand blasted i think 1 Satin made and most of those are said to have been rejected or given to higher ups probably never to be seen or where melted shortly after the mint director seen them who knows what?...if i remember correctly those where mostly just to give to people like the mint director etc. and the circulation strike high relief was an experiment weakly struck with incomplete hair.......and the low relief 22' satin proof sold to Ambrose Swasey.... i have to go back and look it up... it was something like that .... the one that guy posted.... this blurry pic...it just looks like a normal circulation low relief ( and one High Relief circulation strike was found in 2007 ...22'' high relief satin is questionable) its almost IMPOSSIBLE THAT THIS GUY EVEN KNOWS WHAT THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN THE high relief peace dollar,(medium experiment that was melted like this guys mental state) and a low relief peace dollar??? and all those other ''high end'' coins?????WTH KINDA DRUGS IS THIS GUY ON. ... Anyone can post a circulated 1976 quarter and say it is worth thousand's of DOLLAR'S LOL. because he found it in a safe or a peace dollar! cause my Father owned IS. So it's worth 50K or whatever he said? i mean these type of guy's are making people hate collecting. if someone has money to spend thinks this guy knows what he is talking about gives him thousand's and one day they go to there local coin shop and say i have a Peace dollar worth thousand's and the Dealer says i will give you 28-30 dollars max...this person is gonna feel stupid.
I have a few 1921 coins that I use to check for high relief. The base of the neck at a angle looks twice as thick as post 21 coins. I suppose that’s an accurate test?
It's coincidental that you made a video about this. I have a eBay seller that advertised a 1877, Proof Seated Liberty half dollar,(510 minted), I paid 600 bucks, it's not a proof and it has been cleaned. Also had a scratch on the reverse someone has tryed to sand or something to make it blend. The pictures with really bright light don't show that. I'm trying to get a refund. Good advice. I'm disappointed in eBay that let seller's advertising things that are not what they say.
I realize this is an older video...I do have a 1922 silver dollar peace coin...but I have no idea what it would possibly be...as I'm new to the coin world....Your videos are very impressive...Thank you
Definitely just a normal 22 peace dollar!! Peace dollars are my favorite my great grandma gave me one as a kid started my collecting but I really want a 1921 I have every other year but them twenty ones are so expensive lol love your videos brother next time I'm down in Portsmouth working I'll be stopping by
that 1922 is a regular strike, AU at best worth about 18-20 dollars. one diagnostic of the high relief 22 is the date is farther away from the rim than the regular ones.
I actually found one of these 1922 coins in the woods over here in The Netherlands,as i am interested in WW2 / Operation Market Garden. This coin was found on a location where the 82nd airborne were dropped, so must have fell out of a paratrooper’s pocket. After doing some research i came across your video! Anywhere i can find what kind of coin i have?
Thanks for the video. Learning alot! Well, just got done seeing the Pawn Starz episode. Thanks to the pandemic with alot of extra time on my hands. Have a small box of coins, some from dad. So, started looking at what the heck I got. A good asortment, including uk coins and currency. Interesting! And with the internet, well I can check things out whever. So, saw the pawn stars episode, and about fell on the floor!! Because I reaized I have two beautful 1922 peace dollars! You can imagine!... 😃 So, now, I ssod eait a minute, how do you know if high relief vs low relief? So exactly what I a doing now, watching like your vid. And it looks like mine are NOT high relief. For me one area you can tell is the spikes on tiera, mine are more slender, there are more fine details like in the hair. Now that I have been comparing to pictures, I actually think the low reliefs look better, just personal opinion. Mine are circulated, but, stil very nice. I might hacve them graded. Thanks once again. Robert
Wow ! 1922 High Relief peace dollar! Very rare! The Holy Grail of Coins. If I ever had the privilege of seeing one I would climb down on my knees! Everybody everybody I know say they have a Silver dollar and they want me to take a look at it and it’s always a 1922 peace dollar. But never is it a 1922 high relief!
One thing about Ebay I've learned....The more detailed the description with nonsensical content, the more fake it is. Some sellers, especially the "estate find" people have descriptions which can take up to 10 minutes to read....and for some reason there always seems to be worthless gold flakes involved. Lolol
I have a 22 peace dollar that has a very reflective chrome finish and have been wondering if it may be a high relief but due to your video I now have a way to help me to determine if it may be.. I plan to send it in for grading before I even think about selling it. Idiots like this hurt the hobby and should be banned from eBay.. Thanks Daniel for everything you do for the hobby
Well on the high relief one of the Spears don’t go past the top of the end and will also show the points too on its ground in the spheres that going up towards the letter R longer to know you want to study the hair detail
Hello community , i found a 1922 silver dollar that belong to my great grandfather , I’m not knowledgeable of these coins who can I go to to get a honest appraisal/info on? Thank you for any help.
God Bless you! Your sharing your winnings, cancer survivor, love of coins & endless knowledge, experience, a thirst of helping people is most appreciated. Thank you
I get you I really do but let's try to be sensitive to the others who are truly cancer survivors. It's the scamming that's questionable, the rest soundeed manipulative. I guess if a person is strange enough to be a scammer they might say anything, even irresponsible extras.
Anytime someone comes at you with background information and a sad story when trying to sell you something, you can bet it's a scam of some kind. It's not only with seller too. Yesterday one of the youtuber I was following, immediately after saying she now has a Patreon account goes into a story while crying that she divorced her husband and now have to support 4 kids. I hate emotional manipulation... as Graham Stephen would say: Dislike, unsubscribe LOL!
that is why i will not use e-bay, to many friends have been taken buying stuff off e-bay,, if i see a coin i,ll check with those shops i find i can trust, along with my gut,, if some one just be honest and tells me the truth that will go further with me then lying or trying to swindle me, thank you for the video and also letting me rant, great info. be strong, be safe, and be blessed
If you do your homework and only buy from trusted sellers you can do well on eBay. On around 1200 coin purchase I’ve only had 6-8 go wrong. Those were quickly refunded by eBay so No harm no foul. Anyways to each his own, I find eBay cheaper then coin shops 95% of the time so it’s worth the tiny risks
So true Daniel an sad part is people aren't gonna listen cause they love the drama an the thought of fooling someone into thinking there getting a deal of a lifetime an there really just crushing people's dreams. Its really sad but that's the world we live in today. Unfortunately anyway I liked your video an learned something from it.
Honest to god I think I have a 1922 low relief matte peace dollar. I have a pretty sizeable collection that is split into two between my circulated coins and my uncirculated coins and currency. In that I have three 1922 Peace Dollars, the first two are beautiful and at least AU or UNC but nothing special but the third is notably different. It has that matte finish but isn't a high relief, I didn't think much of it until finding out that the mint made high and low relief 1922s, I swear the coin doesn't look cleaned or tampered with. I could provide photos for proof but I'm honestly not sure what the next moves are. If it is I would like to know but selling it lowkey scares me because I've had it for so long. Just wanna know honestly what next steps should I take?
I’m only into the first minute or so of this video. I do the same thing but I do not tell my business. I sell beautiful coins at ridiculous low prices so I can pay it forward and somebody can benefit by doing the legwork on it. I’m not desperate for money I haven’t needed money in quite a few years and I love to pay it forward so there might be a chance this person is honest they are just over explaining themselves because so many people doubt them.
Claims of altruism aside, the guy in the video is clearly a scam artist. It is obvious to any numismatist that his claim of owning a raw 22 HR Peace Dollar is dubious and meant to fool and defraud.
I thibk this clearly is a case if predatory sales . the cadence of speech isnt right for somebody just being nice. This is someone who realises most people need to see the good in others and is taking advantage of that. People want that person to be telling the truth , so that is what they see.
My understanding is that the Mint doesn't have a record of the 1922 High Relief mintage, so technically they are illegal to own. But I don't think the Secret Service is looking to seize them at this time.
Daniel...i appreciate your honesty..I dont trust anyone ..But I trust you...I am scheduled to meet a coin dealer today to buy my coin collection I have 4 different peace dollars and i am hopeing to make the right decision. I originally wanted to sell my collection to you Daniel becuase i really believe you would bring life to my collection.unfortunately im in Texas.i am gunna post some picks in your forum .would you be so kind to glance at them and talk me out of selling them to a stranger?
I love this video Daniel an I dont think I've commented on it but I've watched it a couple times cause I like it. This should be done more an more people should be put on blast for trying to play with people's emotions. It's not cool in anyway. Now your human Daniel an you cant be right about every picture you see but for most part you are an you know what there selling is smoke screen. Good video keep it up.
Can you do a video on the high relief 1922 Morgan Dollar I have? I found it coin roll hunting after I won a gajillion dollars in a cereal sweepstakes. K, Thanks!
I have seven 1922 peace dollars, two from Philly, one from SF and 4 from Denver, they were from my grandfather's collection (no, I don't have cancer and didn't win the lotto...hehehe) I was wondering if anyone knows a trusted place to get these verified. I can't believe they are counterfeit cause they have been in a bag, in a closet for close to four decades, but one never knows, the weights check out but I want to be 100% sure. Thanx, blessings to you.
If it's in the pcgs graded slab it has the number for it if its not graded it will not be in the slab and hence no number to search for. Its pcgs slab number not pcgs member number b
Hi Dan. Doug from Indy!!. Hey question, Why dont the 1972D DDo penny's get the attention that the 1972 Philly penny's do??. Never really understood that. But hey u rock. So have a great day buddy.
If it was really a proof matte finish, then it should be FULLY struck…most high relief peace dollars are understruck because they had so much trouble with the silver flow. Most have varying degrees of flatness over her ear.
I still can’t get over how massively I was outbid on a RAW 1928-P. It was a nice coin, but I sure couldn’t imagine that anyone would bid $1600 on a raw 1928 peace dollar.
I think it’s an awfully risky game to jump in on a RAW coin and place that high of a bid without physically inspecting the coin in person. The people that jumped in at the last second and bid in excess of $1500, ALL had no more than 22 purchases in their eBay history. I can’t help but think that some rich kid has decided he is a coin collector and is using ‘Daddy’s’ credit card to make outrageous bids on everything he buys. I looked into his overall bidding history and it told an interesting story. Out of nearly every coin he has won at auction, he won with 1 bid. So basically, he is running around looking for auctions that are in the final moments before ending, and then he snipes the coin out from under everyone by bidding outrageous amounts. That strategy may work for him short term but eventually he will be joined by others just like him and wind up paying a heckuva lot more than the coin will be worth 50 years from now.
Daniel, you should just tell everyone that thinks they have a high relief 22 peace dollar about the longer sunray coming out of the word "one". That should tell people definitely if they have it and it's easy to locate.
Is this ray protruding past the N? On of my 22s looks much different than the rest of mine. Ddo, double date, and triple leaves as well. It has a slight gold or bronze color to It. It looks circulated, but not really if that makes sense. I picked it out of a bag of silver dollars in Delaware.
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During this epidemic and stay at home, countless hours on computer, most had watched the video from Pawn Stars of the 1922 high relief and had people scrambling to check out the Peace Dollars... just my opinion, but most likely what has added to the frenzy.
Yes I think it was a proof as well on pawn stars they have that video on RUclips as well. It is a short video with them just doing the coin part. I think it is funny I see stuff on eBay that is not listed or priced right. I do not know if they are trying to get over on people or they do not know what they are talking about. Probably there are two differnt groups doing it.
That's why those of us that are being honest have a hard time on ebay
Great job calling out that scamming Ebay seller.
Just another scammer on eBay trying to take advantage of people's emotion or lack of knowledge. Calling BS on his whole story. Thanks Daniel for another great video.
Yes, one time on ebay, this person had a 1958d wheat penny. Just a regular 1958d, nothing special. Listed price, 3000. Unreal what some people will do to try and scam someone.
I need HELF I have some pieces of coin 1922
I need HELF I have some pieces of coin 1922
@@doubled7080 Ebay should do something about the scamming. It's ridiculous!
Daniel, very good job on this. When I read what was given for the "reasons", all I could think of was "When does this seller get beamed up to the mother ship?" The explanations, of why selling (lottery, cancer survivor, etc) were spot on. You offered good, straightforward advice. And a healthy dose of common sense. Well done and thank you.
Correct me if I'm wrong ,
My understanding is the high relief peace dollars has 4 rays
under the one on the reverse
Rick on Pawn stars bought one of these for 80k. It was a 1922 proof high relief peace dollar. It was graded by NGC at I think PF 61. It was a beautiful coin. The guy that brought it in said he won it in a poker game. Also I heard a story that the way a few of these got out is they gave some to a few members of Congress to have and told them these are the now silver dollars and then they had trouble making them and they tried to get them back but couldn’t recover them all.
I have an NGC/CAC, MS64, 1921 high relief Peace Dollar. Beautiful coin.
"Hopium" coins for sale.
hahaha, oh that’s funny!
Great info! I just bought a a 1927-P Peace Dollar from Ebay and I think I might have over paid for it now that I see it in person. It's still a nice coin and I'm happy with my purchase. But it's the gamble of the game and as long as I don't get completely robbed i"m happy with my choices so far. Knowledge is everything and leaning from mistakes makes a difference in future purchases. :) GL & HH
I agree
Thanks again Daniel.....What really caught my eye was. Why would such a high price be and still charge shipping? I would start a good customer relation with a shop such as yours and then build up to buying expensive coins. Let that person know you are a repeat customer and not going to buy only once.
I sure appreciate your honesty and for taking the time to educate everyone. I always learn from your videos.
Excellent advice. Thanks Daniel. A lot of counterfeit or misrepresented coins on eBay. Buyer beware!
It's horrible. Ebay is going out of control.
Thank you for another informative video. I always look forward to these. Interestingly, after watching this video, I got suggested a video from Pawn Star where the guy buys an actual High Relief 1922 peace dollar.
Keeping it real buddy 💪💯 Good to have a knowledgeable person like yourself to rely on Dan. Appreciate your hard work and efforts! 👍
Wow and he touching that 1922 $2k coin with his fingers. Bwahaha. Thanks for keeping us safe.
You help me with coins so much thank you
Great info....Love peace dollars and the history behind them.
This type of stuff is unreal. If a seller has that so called rare coin, you can bet they would send it in for certification. They don't want to take a chance of loosing money on it. I am sure there is some cherry picking at times with coins on eBay. I also know there are many quality collectors looking on eBay daily. Chances of that rare coin falling to you at in incredible price on eBay, is mostly a pipe dream. It's not really different then most scams out there. eBay has helped the coin community but at the sametime it hurts it too. Lately I have seen some sellers just throw out a huge number on common items and see what sticks. I have collected for over 20 years and always bought my keys and semi keys as graded by PCGS/NGC or from a reputable dealer that I can actually hold in hand. The losses you will accumulate thinking your bargain cherry picking key dates will put you in the hole quickly. So why even chance it??
The matte coin is gorgeous
This is what I admire about you and your videos, your calm approach and non BS look at what’s being presented! Great job ! 👍
Great upload. Enjoyed the information, as always. Florida is finally opening up. So I can find that High relief Peace dollar. LOL Keep up the great work and info.
Random question about foreign gold - would you recommend taking advantage of lower premiums on foreign gold coins as an alternative to US gold, like Mexican for example? I'm just wondering if foreign gold will be easy to sell, and if dealers will normally pay less for it relative to spot price.
I don't know. No one can tell the future of what is going to happen.
@@CoinHELPu I understand, but as a coin shop owner I was wondering what you pay more for.
@@halfmoonblu I am paying melt no difference unless I see something selling at melt then I pay less than melt.
@@CoinHELPu thank you
I just recently went to a flea market where there are a few coin dealers , I met one of them an older gentleman, who is such a clown , make you feel good , and I decided to buy a few coins , I had my eyes on a 1922 peace dollar , and a 1854 sitting quarter , I took my magnifier glass found that the 1854 sitting quarter is a DDO , DDR in extremely good condition paid $55 , the 1922 peace dollar is in excellent shape paid $60 , now with your info I am going to see if I got a high relief .
Thanks
Hello Daniel The High Relief Peace Dollar is a rare Coin as you know. Thanks for the great information. Take care.
I have a 1922 coin peace dollar you got my interest. Need to get it graded after seeing this video.
i am a huge Peace dollar guy! and this guy's post made me upset,disgusted and sad all at once....i have a nice collection of peace dollars i want a couple hundred at least before i am gone... and i have the 4 th Edition guide of peace dollars and their so few Matte proof's made in 21' i believe it was like6-10 sand blasted and 5+ Satin and the 22' is like 12-20 sand blasted i think 1 Satin made and most of those are said to have been rejected or given to higher ups probably never to be seen or where melted shortly after the mint director seen them who knows what?...if i remember correctly those where mostly just to give to people like the mint director etc. and the circulation strike high relief was an experiment weakly struck with incomplete hair.......and the low relief 22' satin proof sold to Ambrose Swasey.... i have to go back and look it up... it was something like that .... the one that guy posted.... this blurry pic...it just looks like a normal circulation low relief ( and one High Relief circulation strike was found in 2007 ...22'' high relief satin is questionable) its almost IMPOSSIBLE THAT THIS GUY EVEN KNOWS WHAT THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN THE high relief peace dollar,(medium experiment that was melted like this guys mental state) and a low relief peace dollar??? and all those other ''high end'' coins?????WTH KINDA DRUGS IS THIS GUY ON. ... Anyone can post a circulated 1976 quarter and say it is worth thousand's of DOLLAR'S LOL. because he found it in a safe or a peace dollar! cause my Father owned IS. So it's worth 50K or whatever he said? i mean these type of guy's are making people hate collecting. if someone has money to spend thinks this guy knows what he is talking about gives him thousand's and one day they go to there local coin shop and say i have a Peace dollar worth thousand's and the Dealer says i will give you 28-30 dollars max...this person is gonna feel stupid.
That 1922 high relief from pawn stars just came across my pop up videos lol
I have a few 1921 coins that I use to check for high relief. The base of the neck at a angle looks twice as thick as post 21 coins. I suppose that’s an accurate test?
Good Morning Daniel!! 🍵 Thanks for continuing to give some RELIEF from the ridiculous!!!!
It's coincidental that you made a video about this. I have a eBay seller that advertised a 1877, Proof Seated Liberty half dollar,(510 minted), I paid 600 bucks, it's not a proof and it has been cleaned. Also had a scratch on the reverse someone has tryed to sand or something to make it blend. The pictures with really bright light don't show that. I'm trying to get a refund. Good advice. I'm disappointed in eBay that let seller's advertising things that are not what they say.
There's always a sob story to go with these "amazing coins" Thanks for sharing your knowledge again Daniel 😁
I realize this is an older video...I do have a 1922 silver dollar peace coin...but I have no idea what it would possibly be...as I'm new to the coin world....Your videos are very impressive...Thank you
1922 peace dollars are very common.
Definitely just a normal 22 peace dollar!! Peace dollars are my favorite my great grandma gave me one as a kid started my collecting but I really want a 1921 I have every other year but them twenty ones are so expensive lol love your videos brother next time I'm down in Portsmouth working I'll be stopping by
Is there a 1922 low relief matte proof? I have a 22 that has a weird matte finish, I have tried googling it but I get all kinds of different results.
You probably just have a regular 22. The high reliefs are extremely rare
Yeah, that's why I said low relief
Off the subject but what are your thoughts on the Utah goldback currency?
Don't have thoughts on it
that 1922 is a regular strike, AU at best worth about 18-20 dollars. one diagnostic of the high relief 22 is the date is farther away from the rim than the regular ones.
The longer I look at my 22-piece dollars the more I see what I want to see. I literally have to say to myself out loud, these are not high relief
Kudos for calling it out Daniel. Hopefully nobody buys any of them coins.
Didn't one appear on Pawn Stars? I think Rick paid $80,000 for it.
I actually found one of these 1922 coins in the woods over here in The Netherlands,as i am interested in WW2 / Operation Market Garden. This coin was found on a location where the 82nd airborne were dropped, so must have fell out of a paratrooper’s pocket. After doing some research i came across your video! Anywhere i can find what kind of coin i have?
you should do a video and post it on you tube, peace dollar is found in ?!
Thanks for the video. Learning alot! Well, just got done seeing the Pawn Starz episode. Thanks to the pandemic with alot of extra time on my hands. Have a small box of coins, some from dad. So, started looking at what the heck I got. A good asortment, including uk coins and currency. Interesting! And with the internet, well I can check things out whever. So, saw the pawn stars episode, and about fell on the floor!! Because I reaized I have two beautful 1922 peace dollars! You can imagine!... 😃 So, now, I ssod eait a minute, how do you know if high relief vs low relief? So exactly what I a doing now, watching like your vid. And it looks like mine are NOT high relief. For me one area you can tell is the spikes on tiera, mine are more slender, there are more fine details like in the hair. Now that I have been comparing to pictures, I actually think the low reliefs look better, just personal opinion. Mine are circulated, but, stil very nice. I might hacve them graded. Thanks once again. Robert
Wow ! 1922 High Relief peace dollar! Very rare! The Holy Grail of Coins. If I ever had the privilege of seeing one I would climb down on my knees! Everybody everybody I know say they have a Silver dollar and they want me to take a look at it and it’s always a 1922 peace dollar. But never is it a 1922 high relief!
what is the value of the 1923 and 1891 silver dollar.
If you had a coin that rare you would send it off to get graded and certified.
With a high relief, the line goes through the B all the way through the B getting somewhat close to the rim. Is that not correct?
One thing about Ebay I've learned....The more detailed the description with nonsensical content, the more fake it is. Some sellers, especially the "estate find" people have descriptions which can take up to 10 minutes to read....and for some reason there always seems to be worthless gold flakes involved. Lolol
Thank you for being honest!
I have a 22 peace dollar that has a very reflective chrome finish and have been wondering if it may be a high relief but due to your video I now have a way to help me to determine if it may be.. I plan to send it in for grading before I even think about selling it. Idiots like this hurt the hobby and should be banned from eBay.. Thanks Daniel for everything you do for the hobby
Well on the high relief one of the Spears don’t go past the top of the end and will also show the points too on its ground in the spheres that going up towards the letter R longer to know you want to study the hair detail
Hello community , i found a 1922 silver dollar that belong to my great grandfather , I’m not knowledgeable of these coins who can I go to to get a honest appraisal/info on? Thank you for any help.
I do have the much less valuable 1921 high relief. There a very obvious difference between the regular and the high relief.
God Bless you! Your sharing your winnings, cancer survivor, love of coins & endless knowledge, experience, a thirst of helping people is most appreciated. Thank you
I get you I really do but let's try to be sensitive to the others who are truly cancer survivors. It's the scamming that's questionable, the rest soundeed manipulative. I guess if a person is strange enough to be a scammer they might say anything, even irresponsible extras.
@@johnhanaly2943 thank you for your insight.
Another great video...With all his comments, why would he charge for shipping...lol...continued success.
Anytime someone comes at you with background information and a sad story when trying to sell you something, you can bet it's a scam of some kind. It's not only with seller too. Yesterday one of the youtuber I was following, immediately after saying she now has a Patreon account goes into a story while crying that she divorced her husband and now have to support 4 kids. I hate emotional manipulation... as Graham Stephen would say: Dislike, unsubscribe LOL!
that is why i will not use e-bay, to many friends have been taken buying stuff off e-bay,, if i see a coin i,ll check with those shops i find i can trust, along with my gut,, if some one just be honest and tells me the truth that will go further with me then lying or trying to swindle me, thank you for the video and also letting me rant, great info. be strong, be safe, and be blessed
If you do your homework and only buy from trusted sellers you can do well on eBay. On around 1200 coin purchase I’ve only had 6-8 go wrong. Those were quickly refunded by eBay so No harm no foul. Anyways to each his own, I find eBay cheaper then coin shops 95% of the time so it’s worth the tiny risks
I dont think people dont do themselves a favor when they pinch and hold the coin in their listings image no matter how Circulated the coin is.
Can you do a video on the “proof” peace dollars ? I’m super curious about the matte and satin finish on the 1922 peace dollar.
That's what this video is about
CoinHELPu That’s what I realized while watching.
If it sounds too good to be true...it generally is!
So true Daniel an sad part is people aren't gonna listen cause they love the drama an the thought of fooling someone into thinking there getting a deal of a lifetime an there really just crushing people's dreams. Its really sad but that's the world we live in today. Unfortunately anyway I liked your video an learned something from it.
Honest to god I think I have a 1922 low relief matte peace dollar. I have a pretty sizeable collection that is split into two between my circulated coins and my uncirculated coins and currency. In that I have three 1922 Peace Dollars, the first two are beautiful and at least AU or UNC but nothing special but the third is notably different. It has that matte finish but isn't a high relief, I didn't think much of it until finding out that the mint made high and low relief 1922s, I swear the coin doesn't look cleaned or tampered with. I could provide photos for proof but I'm honestly not sure what the next moves are. If it is I would like to know but selling it lowkey scares me because I've had it for so long. Just wanna know honestly what next steps should I take?
Submit to PCGS is all I can tell you.
That proof 1922 ms61 was on pawn stars!
I’m only into the first minute or so of this video. I do the same thing but I do not tell my business. I sell beautiful coins at ridiculous low prices so I can pay it forward and somebody can benefit by doing the legwork on it. I’m not desperate for money I haven’t needed money in quite a few years and I love to pay it forward so there might be a chance this person is honest they are just over explaining themselves because so many people doubt them.
Claims of altruism aside, the guy in the video is clearly a scam artist. It is obvious to any numismatist that his claim of owning a raw 22 HR Peace Dollar is dubious and meant to fool and defraud.
The guy just might be able to sell it. Like the old saying goes, "there's a sucker born every minute."
And Daniel is trying to protect us from scammers and the guy selling needs to be ridiculed for hurting the hobby.
Amen, well said.
I agree with your Daniel it does not appear to be a high relief
Great job my friend just the facts
What if you get your coin from the government though like government meant is actually the stabbers as one of the United States
I thibk this clearly is a case if predatory sales . the cadence of speech isnt right for somebody just being nice. This is someone who realises most people need to see the good in others and is taking advantage of that. People want that person to be telling the truth , so that is what they see.
Question: What is a 1922 Peace Dollar worth that doesn't have a Mint Mark on it??
Great video!
I always thought that the 1922 High Relief Peace Dollar was a Proof only issue! About 24 in existence? Not sure on how many!
My understanding is that the Mint doesn't have a record of the 1922 High Relief mintage, so technically they are illegal to own. But I don't think the Secret Service is looking to seize them at this time.
Thanks again Daniel, for all your amazing information you share!😊👍🏼 Lots of Love Bobbi 😊🙏🏼
Just a regular ole 1922 Peace. These people are hilarious.
What's even more hilarious is that half of a worn-out Silver Certificate starting at $75.
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Daniel...i appreciate your honesty..I dont trust anyone ..But I trust you...I am scheduled to meet a coin dealer today to buy my coin collection I have 4 different peace dollars and i am hopeing to make the right decision. I originally wanted to sell my collection to you Daniel becuase i really believe you would bring life to my collection.unfortunately im in Texas.i am gunna post some picks in your forum .would you be so kind to glance at them and talk me out of selling them to a stranger?
I can look at them but if you think they're 1922 High Reliefs then I would not be interested unless they're graded as such. Sorry.
I have a 1922 peace one dollar coin, I would like to know how much is worth.
Its not worth much unless graded and in high grade. Recheck video again on the proof and high relief. Daniel is educating you
Great info
I love this video Daniel an I dont think I've commented on it but I've watched it a couple times cause I like it. This should be done more an more people should be put on blast for trying to play with people's emotions. It's not cool in anyway. Now your human Daniel an you cant be right about every picture you see but for most part you are an you know what there selling is smoke screen. Good video keep it up.
GREAT video.
Great video once again....
So the rare ones have to be Matte finish ?
Thank you
do you think that there will be $5000 gold and $200 silver?
No I do not and if it ever did it would be based on paper trading because there's not enough physical silver to put it to those highs.
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Good video 👍🏼
Hi man praises I have a coin and I'm not sure what it is but it's 1922 ...any help
Can you do a video on the high relief 1922 Morgan Dollar I have? I found it coin roll hunting after I won a gajillion dollars in a cereal sweepstakes. K, Thanks!
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I have seven 1922 peace dollars, two from Philly, one from SF and 4 from Denver, they were from my grandfather's collection (no, I don't have cancer and didn't win the lotto...hehehe) I was wondering if anyone knows a trusted place to get these verified. I can't believe they are counterfeit cause they have been in a bag, in a closet for close to four decades, but one never knows, the weights check out but I want to be 100% sure. Thanx, blessings to you.
I have 1921 and 1922 one dollar coin can you help me how check my coin by PCGS member?
I don't offer that service
If it's in the pcgs graded slab it has the number for it if its not graded it will not be in the slab and hence no number to search for. Its pcgs slab number not pcgs member number b
Hi Daniel I have 1922 D and 1923 silver dollar coin .How can i sell this coins.kindly advise me.thanks
Sell at ebay
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Hi Dan. Doug from Indy!!. Hey question, Why dont the 1972D DDo penny's get the attention that the 1972 Philly penny's do??. Never really understood that. But hey u rock. So have a great day buddy.
One is more rate than the other
If it was really a proof matte finish, then it should be FULLY struck…most high relief peace dollars are understruck because they had so much trouble with the silver flow. Most have varying degrees of flatness over her ear.
I still can’t get over how massively I was outbid on a RAW 1928-P. It was a nice coin, but I sure couldn’t imagine that anyone would bid $1600 on a raw 1928 peace dollar.
I think it’s an awfully risky game to jump in on a RAW coin and place that high of a bid without physically inspecting the coin in person. The people that jumped in at the last second and bid in excess of $1500, ALL had no more than 22 purchases in their eBay history. I can’t help but think that some rich kid has decided he is a coin collector and is using ‘Daddy’s’ credit card to make outrageous bids on everything he buys. I looked into his overall bidding history and it told an interesting story. Out of nearly every coin he has won at auction, he won with 1 bid. So basically, he is running around looking for auctions that are in the final moments before ending, and then he snipes the coin out from under everyone by bidding outrageous amounts. That strategy may work for him short term but eventually he will be joined by others just like him and wind up paying a heckuva lot more than the coin will be worth 50 years from now.
Daniel...we could smell the rat from that dishonest dude on E-bay all the way across the internet!
Great video
Good job
She looks just like one of my girls
Thanks d
I have one of that coin how much is it worth
Daniel, you should just tell everyone that thinks they have a high relief 22 peace dollar about the longer sunray coming out of the word "one". That should tell people definitely if they have it and it's easy to locate.
Then they say they have an undiscovered die pair.
Is this ray protruding past the N? On of my 22s looks much different than the rest of mine. Ddo, double date, and triple leaves as well. It has a slight gold or bronze color to It. It looks circulated, but not really if that makes sense. I picked it out of a bag of silver dollars in Delaware.
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