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https://www.cointalk.com/threads/lordm-2025-fun-show-report-live-updates-from-the-floor.415802

I’m going for a date set, BU but raw, in a vintage Wayte Raymond National Coin Album. Bigger set than what the OP is wanting, but I think it will be a nice looking set once it’s complete.

In my mind, Morgan’s are so readily available and easy to grade that I don’t see the need to have them slabbed unless you have one with extraordinary toning or if you are going for a pop top, so that’s why I’m going with raw coins in an album.

Those SAFLIP's are great, Ive used them for years.

Acetone is extremely volatile, once you remove the coin from the acetone, it should dry in no more than a couple minutes.

Did you use pure acetone? (not nail polish remover which containd additives.) Acetone wont react with silver, you can leave it in there as long as you want. If its sticky, then I would guess there's still something on it and redo the acetone treatment.

2 out of 3 sequential ain’t bad.

I hope it’s endless .

So much complaining lately about beautiful (mostly) original surface gold.

The more prices come down, the more I can collect!

… until today! Man, I love a story like that. But you know what? I love the coin even more!

So this beauty will for now represent the plain edge Lib Cap type in my collection, as well as a rep for the 1796 date which for almost all US coins, is tough.
Any thoughts on grade? Without looking it up I mean. How about EAC grade?

As Cougar would say, it must have turned in holder. Blow it out on the Bay.

@Twobitcollector said:
In todays mail

On the way back from ANACS MS70 Cert #7741802

Here’s mine from my circulated type set