Great video! Thanks for sharing your collection. I also have been buying Peace Dollars for my collection and I think they will continue to appreciate in value and collectability.
The shop here in California that I patronize seems to always have a good amount of Peace Dollars on hand. Just the other day I purchased a beautiful 1926-S in MS out of there bin of common dates. It’s definitely fun looking for the nicer ones and better dates!
I also like the Peace Dollar. I got 28 pieces 1922-1926 in the pawnshop here in my town in Germany this morning for 590€ which is equivalent to 21.07€ per coin. I think that's a great price. In the coin shop in my town they cost a lot more 29 -32€ per piece depending on condition
Hard for me to pick a winner between the Morgans and The Peace Dollars...Morgans Great design and makes me think of the Old West and the Peace classic art deco Look. Love them Both!😊
I’ve purchased about 500 1921 peace dollars this year for around $80k, they are my favorites and I currently have, other than really rare antique finish proofs, a complete set for 1921 (all VAMs, matte proof, etc). Moving on to errors now. As you might imagine, they are my favorite US coin. But I have no delusions of “cornering” the market. I don’t think it is possible for any modern coin minted above 100,000. Lot of numismatists throw out “30% survival rate”, but it’s never been verified and even then that is 300,000 1921s out there. That’s a lot of coins. If the avg 1921 is $500, it’s like $150 million market just in 1921s, and it’s not like stocks where a billionaire can just swoop in a buy them all. There are always going to be collectors out there that won’t sell. And lastly, peace dollars did already have a huge spike in worth after the 2021 100 year reissue. A MS64 1921 went from around $1000 pre 2021 to $2000+ after 2021. So when I hear people talking about “when will peace dollar values explode” they already have, but it’s the key dates as usual. So many BU 1922s exist I have a hard time seeing their worth go up much without an explosion in silver prices
@SpegTacular: I have maybe 15-20 of these, all common dates and in pretty good shape. I like them but you pay a premium for them just like the Morgan dollar. Thanks for sharing, keep up the good work.
Nice collection of the Peace Dollars. It's also one of my favorites to collect and stack. I picked up 15 of them throughout the year. Only need a couple of dates to complete my set. Best deal of the year picked up 5 1922 and 1923 dated coins for $110.00 and free shipping. Very happy with that pick up. Looking forward to 1924 and more Peace Dollars.
I did pretty decent on my peace dollar squeeze through the year. Got my first 1921(AU50) and 1928(raw) also got a few 1934-P's and quite a few 1922, 23, 24 and 25's
I just completed the Peace Dollar full date and mint set. Just last year. I did way over pay for the 1928P (key date). Bidding war on eBay... This is by far my favorite large silver dollar. I'm glad to have the full set after 30+ years. Great video as always.
It seems to me that the Peace dollar was the "working" dollar of US silver dollars. Morgans seem to have sat in bags or bank vaults, and the earlier dollars were just so few and far between that most people probably never even saw one, let alone spent one.
Yeah, I'm in the same position, with 200+ Peace dollars of various years. I usually give away 100 year old Silver coins to my friends and family members at Christmas. For the past several years, I've been buying my Christmas gifts early, in order to avoid paying higher prices at a later date. So I've been buying 1927, 28, 34, and 35 Peace dollars in AU condition. I'm getting close to being finished, but with the lower mintage dates costing over $100 per coin, it's taking a bit of time. Once I finish with the 1935 Peace dollars, I'm going to switch back to 1886, 87, 88, 89, and 90 Morgan dollars and just start giving away 150 year old coins instead of 100. I usually give them a current date ASE at the same time. I figure that we're all better off to possess some level of stored purchasing power, and if they can sell their coins for an even higher price than the melt price of Silver, it's an even better value proposition. You have a great collection. If you are able to pass this collection off to your family, your wife and children will benefit massively from the decisions you're making today. Great stuff!
This year I picked up only one Peace dollar at the Fall 2023 Denver Coin Expo. It was the 1928 P PCGS MS64 for 1K. Beautiful coin with golden rim toning around the lettering on both sides. Next year I'll be looking for the 21 P in MS 63 or 64.
I managed to do pretty good in 2023, I got and completed a Goal of my own, I now have a set of Spegtacular the Silver Stackular Signature Collection Rounds that I had been drooling over for 2 years!!!!! I also got My very first and only 1922 Peace Dollar which will be most likely my last one of those as it doesn't catch my eye very well because I really don't care for them just not a major want for me. I also got a Tuvalu Rising Sun Black Flag Silver round that has a amazing Ship on it that I purchased from Spegtacular with the Signature rounds, got some other tid bit Silver to try My luck at melting down and create something of My own. I've read a lot and watched a lot of videos and articles about how to do it which won't be for a while because I have to put together the proper equipment to do it. That's it other than getting some collectible coins I wanted for My collection. I owe a lot of Thanks to Spegtacular for the encouragement to collect. The educational material from Speg and Coin Guy has been a tremendous asset to Me. Thank You Both for All that You both do for the coin Community!!!! Awesome, Awesome, Awesome!!!!!
Started a bit late this year.... actually very, very VERY late this year.... this month actually, but I tried to hit it hard and will end with 50 for this month. I'll probably keep going into next year too! Love Peace dollars! Nice collection, Speg! Well done! Take care, be safe and God bless! 🇺🇸
some whole units in world war two signed silver certificate dollar bills i believe they were called short snorters i wonder if thats what the etched coin is about. nice video again!
I have a set graded mint state .i am still looking for 24s and 28. I don’t think I can afford a 34s in mint state. You are the reason that prices are high . I am going to call you hunt bros.
Those baby’s will be king in a SHTF collapse of the US dollar. I won’t sell any of my silver, but, “when” it all comes crashing down, farmer Bill will gladly accept those darlings for mucho groceries. 💪🏻👍🏼
Lol, nobody liked the peace dollar so I bought over 200, my favorite 1921, one of a kind. I was buying the 40% Ikes Gem proof at 14, because nobody liked them. I'm still laughing, bought copper less than a dollar a round and was ridiculed. I added rolls of copper to get the free shipment, I didnt pay for them, lmao.
I feel this exact same way about standing liberty quarters. The 1927s example only had 396,000 minted, is approaching 100 yrs old and is relatively affordable even in higher grades. At least, affordable compared to a 1916d merc with nearly twice the mintage
Just picked up a bunch for $23.50 each ranging from VF to BU. I like these so much more than Eagles. If there's anything we need more of in this world, it's peace
I find PEACE dollar are more beautiful design rather than the MORGAN dollar design i just don't know why many people are into MORGANs rather than the Peace dollars? Probably I guess something to do with the weight, Morgans is more heavier.🕵♂💖💖💖👍🇵🇭...
😅Lol!... Sorry probably not the weight, guess i am wrong. 👍🤔😅😅😅 Their weight in the catalog are just the same just by looking at the portrait IMAGERY da***ned. 💖😅👍✌ Morgans looks chubby & Peace dollar looks SLIM, but has same weight. 🎄☃️🎅🤶🎄💖👍✌🇵🇭
I can't stack them. Simply for the reason that I read about how they came to be and it's because the mint and Graver was either unable or unwilling to hire an artist so he used his wife has the subject and also decided to put his wife with a headdress on for the $10 gold piece. I think the stunning lack of mystery behind it... they should have stuck with a Morgan design for God's sake
missing a shoe box myself my dad said you need a moving company to rob me. even if theres 200,000 1928 dollars yes a good condition one would be rare. but to pay $300 for 1928 Peace Dollar AU. when Movie & Licensed coins have a mintage of 15,000 for $30 $40. if you get it close to spot price thats cool. theres modern $1 coins with some of those mintages. i buy Franklin Mint ss under spot 15,000 mintage i cant see how you going to corner that market. plus with quantum computers, AI, space X. that stuff might be worthless in 20 years. i got a lot of silver myself id be lying if id say the time to sell aint coming. people say gold stood the test of time 5000 years but the last 50-100 years might have had more Technology then the million years before it. i bought a light sconce 4 years ago only had one of two i been looking on internet basically the whole 4 years, just found the match and bought it under $50. same time period as those Peace Dollars. i could be wrong I was looking at some content on the internet, they were filming at the Nasdaq, i could see out the window. i said thats funny i hang out in front of the ameican flag outside, in times square.
My most recent Peace Dollar purchase was another 1928-P and it is absolutely immaculately beautiful… I couldn’t be happier.
Nice!
Very good score on the Binion, no matter how much under $85 it was. That pedigree is getting more popular.
I’m old. I recall getting peace dollars from dollar slots in Vegas. Usually Ike’s, but a few peace dollars.
Great video! Thanks for sharing your collection. I also have been buying Peace Dollars for my collection and I think they will continue to appreciate in value and collectability.
Thanks for watching!
The shop here in California that I patronize seems to always have a good amount of Peace Dollars on hand. Just the other day I purchased a beautiful 1926-S in MS out of there bin of common dates. It’s definitely fun looking for the nicer ones and better dates!
I also like the Peace Dollar. I got 28 pieces 1922-1926 in the pawnshop here in my town in Germany this morning for 590€ which is equivalent to 21.07€ per coin. I think that's a great price. In the coin shop in my town they cost a lot more 29 -32€ per piece depending on condition
I've only found mostly overpriced mid-grades on ebay! I need to find some better shops where I am here in the Rheinland-Pfalz! 😂
early 90's i think remember at Winter FUN show there were bins of morgan's $6.00 most AU /BU. bunch of dealer had them. Saints were around $350
Hard for me to pick a winner between the Morgans and The Peace Dollars...Morgans Great design and makes me think of the Old West and the Peace classic art deco Look. Love them Both!😊
I’ve purchased about 500 1921 peace dollars this year for around $80k, they are my favorites and I currently have, other than really rare antique finish proofs, a complete set for 1921 (all VAMs, matte proof, etc). Moving on to errors now.
As you might imagine, they are my favorite US coin.
But I have no delusions of “cornering” the market. I don’t think it is possible for any modern coin minted above 100,000. Lot of numismatists throw out “30% survival rate”, but it’s never been verified and even then that is 300,000 1921s out there. That’s a lot of coins. If the avg 1921 is $500, it’s like $150 million market just in 1921s, and it’s not like stocks where a billionaire can just swoop in a buy them all. There are always going to be collectors out there that won’t sell.
And lastly, peace dollars did already have a huge spike in worth after the 2021 100 year reissue. A MS64 1921 went from around $1000 pre 2021 to $2000+ after 2021. So when I hear people talking about “when will peace dollar values explode” they already have, but it’s the key dates as usual. So many BU 1922s exist I have a hard time seeing their worth go up much without an explosion in silver prices
Right on I have 130 raw Peace Dollars not counting my key dates. Proud owner of a gorgeous 1928.
Nice! Which one’s your favorite?
@@mrsspegtacular6484 1921’s are my favorite because of the high relief.
Collecting shorter run coins is fun and more achievable for many folks. Thanks for sharing your peace dollar hoard with us!
@SpegTacular: I have maybe 15-20 of these, all common dates and in pretty good shape. I like them but you pay a premium for them just like the Morgan dollar. Thanks for sharing, keep up the good work.
Nice collection of the Peace Dollars. It's also one of my favorites to collect and stack. I picked up 15 of them throughout the year. Only need a couple of dates to complete my set. Best deal of the year picked up 5 1922 and 1923 dated coins for $110.00 and free shipping. Very happy with that pick up.
Looking forward to 1924 and more Peace Dollars.
Do you have a favorite peace dollar?
I did pretty decent on my peace dollar squeeze through the year. Got my first 1921(AU50) and 1928(raw) also got a few 1934-P's and quite a few 1922, 23, 24 and 25's
I squeeze, but had to sell some for Christmas and groceries. Damn inflation.
My friend told me that she has accumulated over 2000 1964 Kennedy Halves over the last 13 years. Wow!
I just completed the Peace Dollar full date and mint set. Just last year. I did way over pay for the 1928P (key date). Bidding war on eBay... This is by far my favorite large silver dollar. I'm glad to have the full set after 30+ years.
Great video as always.
There were 3 nice 1928-P's at a local show here in Texas just over a week ago. I was lucky to get one of them.
You encouraged to start buying peace dollars was doing morgans. Now doing peace dollars. Picked up 10 the other week at auctions.
It seems to me that the Peace dollar was the "working" dollar of US silver dollars. Morgans seem to have sat in bags or bank vaults, and the earlier dollars were just so few and far between that most people probably never even saw one, let alone spent one.
Yeah, I'm in the same position, with 200+ Peace dollars of various years. I usually give away 100 year old Silver coins to my friends and family members at Christmas. For the past several years, I've been buying my Christmas gifts early, in order to avoid paying higher prices at a later date. So I've been buying 1927, 28, 34, and 35 Peace dollars in AU condition. I'm getting close to being finished, but with the lower mintage dates costing over $100 per coin, it's taking a bit of time. Once I finish with the 1935 Peace dollars, I'm going to switch back to 1886, 87, 88, 89, and 90 Morgan dollars and just start giving away 150 year old coins instead of 100. I usually give them a current date ASE at the same time. I figure that we're all better off to possess some level of stored purchasing power, and if they can sell their coins for an even higher price than the melt price of Silver, it's an even better value proposition. You have a great collection. If you are able to pass this collection off to your family, your wife and children will benefit massively from the decisions you're making today. Great stuff!
That’s awesome! Thank you for watching!
This year I picked up only one Peace dollar at the Fall 2023 Denver Coin Expo. It was the 1928 P PCGS MS64 for 1K. Beautiful coin with golden rim toning around the lettering on both sides. Next year I'll be looking for the 21 P in MS 63 or 64.
Good luck with your search! Let us know how it goes!
Hey that guy with the uranium glass channel started a coin channel, awesome, lol love the peace dollars speg
hello spegtacular l love peace dollar nice video merry christmas happy new year
Las Vegas, 1975. One Peace Dollar was...one dollar! They were used in the slots.
Heck yeah ! Very awesome ! The Peace dollar is my favorite
I managed to do pretty good in 2023, I got and completed a Goal of my own, I now have a set of Spegtacular the Silver Stackular Signature Collection Rounds that I had been drooling over for 2 years!!!!! I also got My very first and only 1922 Peace Dollar which will be most likely my last one of those as it doesn't catch my eye very well because I really don't care for them just not a major want for me. I also got a Tuvalu Rising Sun Black Flag Silver round that has a amazing Ship on it that I purchased from Spegtacular with the Signature rounds, got some other tid bit Silver to try My luck at melting down and create something of My own. I've read a lot and watched a lot of videos and articles about how to do it which won't be for a while because I have to put together the proper equipment to do it. That's it other than getting some collectible coins I wanted for My collection. I owe a lot of Thanks to Spegtacular for the encouragement to collect. The educational material from Speg and Coin Guy has been a tremendous asset to Me. Thank You Both for All that You both do for the coin Community!!!! Awesome, Awesome, Awesome!!!!!
Didn't know this was a thing but I was drawn towards the Peace $ since they are not all antiques yet .
Nice lot Speg I want to get a job where you work just kidding Im retired and loving it. I love them also brother.
Better buy and sell? Peace dollars or Morgan dollars?
I'm the same way with Ikes.
my fave is the peace dollar. got 6 certified 1921 dollars. the 1926 has 1,939,000 mintage, relatively low mintage.
Just squeezed a BU roll of 1923 Peace Dollars
Nice!
thanks for pointing me towards the peace dollars! just completed my classic set (all 24) finally with the 1928.
My favorite new coins are the peace dollars really hard to get a older one with good detail
I've gotta add the 1928 to the collection now.. thanks, Speg
Started a bit late this year.... actually very, very VERY late this year.... this month actually, but I tried to hit it hard and will end with 50 for this month. I'll probably keep going into next year too! Love Peace dollars! Nice collection, Speg! Well done! Take care, be safe and God bless! 🇺🇸
Very nice collection, it’s only from persistent and continuous collecting can you hoard such treasure! Well done mate 👍
some whole units in world war two signed silver certificate dollar bills i believe they were called short snorters i wonder if thats what the etched coin is about. nice video again!
Thanks for watching 😊
I have a set graded mint state .i am still looking for 24s and 28. I don’t think I can afford a 34s in mint state. You are the reason that prices are high . I am going to call you hunt bros.
Those baby’s will be king in a SHTF collapse of the US dollar. I won’t sell any of my silver, but, “when” it all comes crashing down, farmer Bill will gladly accept those darlings for mucho groceries. 💪🏻👍🏼
I got two Peace dollars from the Binion hoard great coins.
Lol, nobody liked the peace dollar so I bought over 200, my favorite 1921, one of a kind. I was buying the 40% Ikes Gem proof at 14, because nobody liked them. I'm still laughing, bought copper less than a dollar a round and was ridiculed. I added rolls of copper to get the free shipment, I didnt pay for them, lmao.
I feel this exact same way about standing liberty quarters. The 1927s example only had 396,000 minted, is approaching 100 yrs old and is relatively affordable even in higher grades. At least, affordable compared to a 1916d merc with nearly twice the mintage
Sweet. I got mine, for sure. 👍
Peace dollars have always been my favorite! I just picked up my first one yesterday!
Another excellent vid!
Very cool
Just picked up a bunch for $23.50 each ranging from VF to BU. I like these so much more than Eagles. If there's anything we need more of in this world, it's peace
Like your show and the Coin Guy! I just ordered 200 PEACE $ from SD Bullion in BU/AU bulk to start a set or two and will stack the leftovers.
Nice video! Thanks for sharing the fun 🧑🎄🦌🎄
I dumped off a 1923-D MS63 ICG for $100. Hope you end up with it.
Have you squeezed any gsa soft pack peace dollars? I’ve been buying them up whenever I see them.
You're a Peace Dollar Bro forever, man.
The sweetest thing anyone has ever said to me!
I got a 100 Morgan lot for $900 in 2007.
Great Stack!
I got my first peace dollars for $6 dollars a piece at a hobby shop, and I still collect them today, but not for $6 dollars LoL
Yer killin me Moe!
Uncirculated were around $8 to $10 cull 3 for $10.
I squeeze my silver everytime i play with it😂
Bwahaha
nice spread!
Best I ever did was 10 Peace dollars for $4.00 each at a gun show years ago. Sliders.
Did you get the 21’s from Guy or Brian ? Love the Peace collection Speg 👍
🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸
I am also squeezing the spegtacular rounds.
I actually tried squeezing large cents this year, did decent
I wouldn’t say you squeezed the market but regardless that’s a nice hoard of peace dollars
I bought 10 when SD Bullion's black Friday sale. And 5 on eBay here reasenley.
Very nice collection 👍
I thought you collected all of that in 2023!
In the junk pile they were $ 5 a piece in 1978?
great stack
will the peace dollars ever take off in price? now approaching over 100 years old.
😂 I'm still only at 1 peace dollar
I have one on a cash clip, then I have a roll of peace dollars
@@LatimusChadimus very nice. Holdin your money with real money
I find PEACE dollar are more beautiful design rather than the MORGAN dollar design i just don't know why many people are into MORGANs rather than the Peace dollars?
Probably I guess something to do with the weight, Morgans is more heavier.🕵♂💖💖💖👍🇵🇭...
😅Lol!...
Sorry probably not the weight, guess i am wrong.
👍🤔😅😅😅
Their weight in the catalog are just the same just by looking at the portrait IMAGERY da***ned.
💖😅👍✌
Morgans looks chubby &
Peace dollar looks SLIM, but has same weight.
🎄☃️🎅🤶🎄💖👍✌🇵🇭
Just picked up a complete set in a dasco album. They look bu, will see after grading. I blame you for getting me hooked on peace dollars😂😂😂😂😂
Oops… I did it again
Thx. Hope not too many cleaned ones.
I remember a paper dollar for a Morgan or peace dollar. Am old fart..
Yo bro Merry Christmas from Two Brothers and happy new year. I love them great investment.
I can't stack them. Simply for the reason that I read about how they came to be and it's because the mint and Graver was either unable or unwilling to hire an artist so he used his wife has the subject and also decided to put his wife with a headdress on for the $10 gold piece. I think the stunning lack of mystery behind it... they should have stuck with a Morgan design for God's sake
one of my cool finds 1853 California 1/2 token.
Hell yeah, Speg. In 2024 I want to begin putting a little $ away each month and assemble something like this. Your channel is an inspiration, Dude.
missing a shoe box myself my dad said you need a moving company to rob me. even if theres 200,000 1928 dollars yes a good condition one would be rare. but to pay $300 for 1928 Peace Dollar AU. when Movie & Licensed coins have a mintage of 15,000 for $30 $40. if you get it close to spot price thats cool. theres modern $1 coins with some of those mintages. i buy Franklin Mint ss under spot 15,000 mintage i cant see how you going to corner that market. plus with quantum computers, AI, space X. that stuff might be worthless in 20 years. i got a lot of silver myself id be lying if id say the time to sell aint coming. people say gold stood the test of time 5000 years but the last 50-100 years might have had more Technology then the million years before it. i bought a light sconce 4 years ago only had one of two i been looking on internet basically the whole 4 years, just found the match and bought it under $50. same time period as those Peace Dollars. i could be wrong I was looking at some content on the internet, they were filming at the Nasdaq, i could see out the window. i said thats funny i hang out in front of the ameican flag outside, in times square.
Do you have the 1922 peace dollar. Hint I know Dan Carr
1922 is common. 1964?
Exqueeze me
Peace dollar is an ugly design
Boo! Hiss!