What's it worth? Peace Dollars

A friend of mine came across some raw Peace Dollars that were given to him
by an old woman whose husband had passed away. He is interested in selling
them to me. I would like to determine a fair price to pay for them. I have
posted images, 300 dpi, at the following URLs.

http://img10.exs.cx/my.php?loc=img10...ars_Overse.jpg
http://img72.exs.cx/my.php?loc=img72...rs_Reverse.jpg

There is also a Morgan Dollar in the mix.

Thanks in advance.

Patrick

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If the obverses match their corresponding reverse positions (and I make out the
mint marks correctly), I see you have:

1921 Morgan
1922 (x3)
1922-S
1923
1923-D (x2)
1928-S
1935
1935-S

All are heavily circulated and some look to have old cleaning. Sadly, there's
nothing spectacular here, so I'd offer $55-$60 for the lot; basically melt
value.

Jerry

"PCameron" writes:

A friend of mine came across some raw Peace Dollars that were given to him
by an old woman whose husband had passed away. He is interested in selling
them to me. I would like to determine a fair price to pay for them. I have
posted images, 300 dpi, at the following URLs.

http://img10.exs.cx/my.php?loc=img10...ars_Overse.jpg
http://img72.exs.cx/my.php?loc=img72...rs_Reverse.jpg

There is also a Morgan Dollar in the mix.

Thanks for enumerating. I guess I should have done that :-)

I figured they weren't much more than melt value as they are quite worn and
scratched up. Thanks much.

"Jerry Dennis" wrote in message
...
If the obverses match their corresponding reverse positions (and I make
out the
mint marks correctly), I see you have:

1921 Morgan
1922 (x3)
1922-S
1923
1923-D (x2)
1928-S
1935
1935-S

All are heavily circulated and some look to have old cleaning. Sadly,
there's
nothing spectacular here, so I'd offer $55-$60 for the lot; basically melt
value.

Jerry

"PCameron" writes:

A friend of mine came across some raw Peace Dollars that were given to him
by an old woman whose husband had passed away. He is interested in
selling
them to me. I would like to determine a fair price to pay for them. I
have
posted images, 300 dpi, at the following URLs.

http://img10.exs.cx/my.php?loc=img10...ars_Overse.jpg
http://img72.exs.cx/my.php?loc=img72...rs_Reverse.jpg

There is also a Morgan Dollar in the mix.

"Jerry Dennis" wrote in message
...
If the obverses match their corresponding reverse positions (and I make
out the
mint marks correctly), I see you have:

1921 Morgan
1922 (x3)
1922-S
1923
1923-D (x2)
1928-S
1935
1935-S

All are heavily circulated and some look to have old cleaning. Sadly,
there's
nothing spectacular here, so I'd offer $55-$60 for the lot; basically melt
value.

Jerry

While I agree with how much Jerry suggests to offer, it looks to me like
several of the Peace dollars are decent AUs, perhaps never circulated but
poorly stored and abused and not attractive because of the stains. Still,
as Jerry said, nothing spectacular and I can sell dollars like those for
$7 - $8 each at the coin club auctions, so an offer of $60 for the group
seems reasonable. Probably $75 tops. Bill

They made only 1,006,473 1921 Peace Dollars. That's the one I'd hang on to.
Think 20 years from now.

Mike