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Wow!
Don't know anything about morgans...Is it a super valuable submission or a complete waste of grading fees submission?
...Awesome...there are more +’s in there than an all-day blood-drive!
1903-o, 1899, 1897-s OH MY!!
Wow! Awesome grades and looks like they are GS/TV.
Pulled one out, cert #37004656
PCGS Coin Information
PCGS #: 3665
Date, mintmark: 1851-O
Denomination: 3CS
Country: The United States of America
Grade: MS66
Mintage: 720,000
Holder Type: PCGS Gold Shield
Population: 31
Pop Higher: 4
PCGS Price Guide Value: $5,500
I would assume those are crackouts and resubmits...
U.S. Type Set
I can't get a + grade to save my life. That's nuts.
Or re-grades or reconsideration would be my guess, with all those pluses. Hoping for a few to jump over to the next grade.
I would say those were most likely already in 66+ holders, and they were resubbed looking for 67s. And they got one. And the upgrade easily pays for the whole lot, and then some.
1900-o in 66 is $260. In 67 it is $2600. Pretty easy math.
I wonder this is from the new dealers Laura is talking about a lot.
Most of the plus graded pieces I have seen have terrific toning. Since toning is always limited on gold, even when present, this probably explains it.
I would like it to be mine. But no, it's not.
Wow, wish it was mine !!!
Excellent results.... either one of the situations described above, or a really great collection from a collector with excellent skills. Cheers, RickO
I've thought about that. I have some of the strongest toned gold coins out there though, so I've thought if any had a shot at a plus, some of mine would.
OK, I'll fess up. It wasn't mine.
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It wasn't mine either nice grades for sure though
That would indeed be an incredible first time submission for raw coins. Would love to know the backstory.
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