1964-D Peace Dollar Overstrike

[mmarotta]

Walter Breen's Complete Encyclopedia of U.S. and Colonial coins has a different story on page 461.  According to Breen, Fern Miller of the Denver Mint told local coin dealer Dan Brown that as usual various employees had purchased one or two new dollars apiece, but that when the recall order came in, no one kept track, either of the number sold or of the number returned.

[Larry]

I just hope not to see rays sticking out of Peace's face like pointed whiskers.  LOL

Did you order or receive one of these fantasy examples, Stefanie?

I think they are a rather nifty idea.  Did he engrave the obverse die or does he have original U.S. Mint dies?  LOL

This also will reduce the number of Peace Dollars around,  That's good.  ; )

I could research some of the answers to my questions but would rather ask you.  : )

[Larry]

I'll certainly be checking our knitting basket, thanks to FilhyBroke.  haha

[coinsarefun]

Larry,

I will ask him how the dies were prepared, but he did tell me this:





 
The evidence of overstriking ranges from non-existant to a doubled profile on Liberty's neck 
and/or a doubled profile on the Eagle's shoulder. 

All of them are actually over-struck four times at 250+ tons (it is a lot harder to strike over 
an existing coin than on a virgin blank). All four over-strikes are exactly aligned. 

 

The final mintage is yet to be determined - but likely less than 2,000 - perhaps a lot less. 
Not sure yet. 

[Larry]

Thanks.  I wonder about the cost, but can check Daniel's site or call him.
I have spoken with him once in the past, when considering having some medals engraved and struck.
That project, unfulfilled, is no longer under consideration.

Maybe a coinsarefun medal, overstruck on Britannia.  LOL

[coinsarefun]

Thanks.  I wonder about the cost, but can check Daniel's site or call him.
I have spoken with him once in the past, when considering having some medals engraved and struck.
That project, unfulfilled, is no longer under consideration.

Maybe a coinsarefun medal, overstruck on Britannia.  LOL

They are $110 each plus about $5 for shipping.


You know what Larry..........once this forum get more active and I don't have to spend so much money on it
I simply love the idea of a silver 1 ounce CoinsAreFun dollar.

Maybe we should have a design contest

[FilthyBroke]

Maybe we should have a design contest

PLEASE do!     That is a fantastic idea, even if it were just done for fun!

[coinsarefun]

Received mine today, it looks pretty cool

[FilthyBroke]

Nice looking Peace dollar..er.. fantasy piece.  

[coinsarefun]

 

Nice looking Peace dollar..er.. fantasy piece.

Yes, fantasy piece would be good description