which brings up dye clogs thats makes hard to read
spots. even 2 mintmarks of the same mint can be
different. how many  ways are there to make a "s"?
more than you'd think.

--- Kathy <[log in to unmask]> wrote:
> OK I found the mint marks, and all four of them have
> 'o' as the mint marks.=
>  =20
> Actually these are Peace dollars, for they all have
> 'Peace' on them. The on=
> e=20
> I thought was a 1918 actually is 1923  Obviously
> these are a bit tarnished=
> =20
> and are not in mint condition.
>
> Kat
>
> On Monday 08 March 2004 9:53 pm, ken barber wrote:
> > the first peace dollar was minted in 1921 in a
> > relativly low numbers as the morgans last mintage
> in
> > 1921 in high numbers. so the 1914 is a counterfiet
> as
> > there was not one minted in that year. actually
> you
> > probably have a 1904. they skiped from 1904 to
> 1921. ,
> > the 1922's are peace dollars. as to what they are
> > worth again depends on grade. also to get a price
> > you'd need a mint mark as they were minted in
> philly,
> > new orleans, denver, carson city, and san fran
> unlike
> > those indian head cents that were mented in only
> > philly. the "o" for orleans and the "cc"s for
> carson
> > city averages higher prices that the others
> becouse
> > the number minted were normally smaller.
> > http://www.pcgs.com/prices find and click the
> types of
> > coin. it will give you the prices for the grade if
> > uncirculated. even some that are not uncirculated
> if
> > rare. if yours are not there send me their
> mintmarks.
> > i'll look them up. the 62 dime if circulated,
> worth
> > about 60 cents no matter what mintmark.
> > thanks for being interested. the new quarters have
> > sparked much interest in coins lately. but, did
> you
> > know the nickels are redesinged on the
> reverse(back)
> > there will be two different nickels this year and
> > another next year and in 2006 both the obverse
> (front)
> > and reverse will be totally new.
> > i have a friend that is actually on the citizens
> > committee that reccomends and advises the mint on
> > coinage designs. there are 11 members representing
> all
> > segments of the population with a interest in
> coins.
> > ie: business, especially vending, banking, etc.
> only
> > one represents the collector intrest and it is
> bill
> > fivaz. i get to do as i did saturday at the coin
> club,
> > walk up and say "i'd like to see this or that come
> out
> > of the mint." and actually get a hearing.
> > thanks again.
> >
> > --- Michael Collis <[log in to unmask]> wrote:
> > > Kathy,
> > > I think those are Morgan, not Peace,  Ken will
> > > vorrect me if I'm wrong.
> > >
> > >    :-)
> > >
> > > Kathy wrote:
> > > >Ken, what about 'Peace Dollars'?
> > > >
> > > >I've got four, one dated 1914 and the other
> three,
> > >
> > > 1922.
> > >
> > > >I also have a Roosevelt silver dime, dated
> 1962.
> > > >
> > > >Two Irish copper pennies, dated 1943 and 1948.
> > > >
> > > >A 1944 British tuppence coin.
> > > >A 1943 British pence.
> > > >A $1 Silver Certificate, which looks like an
> > >
> > > ordinary $1 bill except for the
> > >
> > > >words 'Silver Certificate.'
> > > >
> > > >(These were coins my dad had saved up in a
> little
> > >
> > > leather chamois bag.)
> > >
> > > >I have no idea if any of this is worth
> anything.
> > > >
> > > >Kat
> >
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