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AI Analysis Notes.
Identification: 1924 Peace Dollar, Philadelphia Mint. It was designed by Anthony de Francisci and contains 90% silver/10% copper, with a standard weight of 26.73 grams.
Mintage: PCGS reports a mintage of 11,811,000.
Obverse - Positive: This coin retains substantial original-looking luster, particularly around the lettering, rays, liberty\'s hair and protected areas. The hair retains very good individual strand definition, including the waves above the ear and flowing locks behind the head. The radiate crown is strongly defined.
Obverse - Negative: Liberty\'s cheek has light friction and scattered fine marks, which are the main reason for a rating of AU-58 rather than MS60/62. The scattered field marks are consistent with a high-end circulated Peace dollar.
Reverse - Positive: The eagle\'s head and neck feathers remain quite sharp. The rays are exceptionally prominent, extending strongly through the fields. The lower rock and olive-branch details remain readily visible. There are no significant rim problems or obvious major damage.
Reverse - Negative: The central wing feathers show some softness and light friction, considerable detail survives.
PCGS-Style grade: This coin is borderline AU/MS photographically. Final grade - AU58.
Recommended Sale Price: $92.00
AI-Assisted Grade Estimate
The grade stated in this listing is an AI-generated photographic grade estimate and is not a grade assigned by PCGS, NGC, CAC, ANACS, or another third-party grading service.
The AI evaluation uses an approach modeled on the Sheldon 1–70 grading scale and grading characteristics commonly considered in professional U.S. coin grading. High-resolution photographs of the obverse and reverse are examined for apparent circulation wear, preservation of design details, contact marks and abrasions, surface quality, strike, visible luster, eye appeal, and other characteristics relevant to the estimated numerical grade.
For Mint State coins, particular attention is given to the location and severity of marks, especially in major focal areas; apparent preservation of original mint luster; strike quality; surface distractions; and overall eye appeal. These factors are weighed together to produce a single best-estimate numerical grade, rather than simply providing a broad grading range.
Because the evaluation is made from photographs, the AI cannot examine the coin under controlled professional grading-room lighting, rotate the coin to evaluate luster, or conclusively detect every form of cleaning, alteration, surface damage, or other condition that may affect an in-hand professional grade.
The stated grade should therefore be considered an informed opinion and estimate only—not a certification or guarantee of the grade the coin would receive if submitted to a professional grading service. Buyers should examine the photographs and make their own assessment of the coin.
