How much is this coin worth?
on the front it says “liberty” in big letters across the top then it has a picture of a women with a crown on her head, wich im thinking is the statue of liberty (its only the head not the whole body of her) on the bottom it says 1924 and across the middle it says “in gow we trvst’ the u in trust looks like a v and i dont know if its a fake coin or a mistake on it or it is a u and im going blind! on the back it says “United.states.of.america” but the dots are in the middle of each word not on the bottom like periods. under that still acrosss the top it says “e. pluribus.unum”.it has a big picture of a bald eagle on it under those words and the words one dollo across the middle. on the bottom it says peace. please help me and tell me how much its worth!!!!!
i found a link! heres a picture of it on this website!!!!
http://www.silver-coins.org/1924_peace_dollar.html
its worth more than face value considering ITS FROM 1924!!!!!!!! its not just a dollar its more!!!!!!
Its value will depend on the mint mark and condition. A mint mark is a tiny alphabet located somewhere on the coin to indicate where the coin was struck, and in the case of the 1924 Peace Dollar(its nick), there should be an “S” just above the tail feathers of the eagle for a San Francisco Mint product or none if it’s from Philadelphia. The Philly dollar is more common and valued at $14 in circulated grades with average luster, up to $16 for coins with more than half of their original mint luster. All these grades are for coins that have not been cleaned or polished. Uncirculated specimens start from $19 to $20. The 1924-S(with the tiny “S”) is more valuable. $22 to $28 for average grade average luster, $38 to $45 for same grade but with less wear, $50 to $130 for dollars with sharp details. The value gap for this grade is large, so the level of wear and amount of original mint luster on the coin are the criterias for exact valuation. Uncirculated 1924-S dollars starts from $190 to $200. All genuine Peace Dollars contain 90% silver with bullion value of at least $11 as for now.
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