Don't often see an 85-CC Morgan in AG3.

Coinstartled

May be the lowball grade?

https://www.ebay.com/itm/1885-CC-Morgan-Dollar-Great-for-a-Lowball-Set-PCGS-AG-03-179855/333209770596?

PhilLynott

crack and circulate that for a bit and probably double your money

johnny9434

I hope the new owner is happy with it. fwiw

Coinstartled

@johnny9434 said:
I hope the new owner is happy with it. fwiw

Like the 1903-O's the circulated 85-CC Morgans have quite a story to tell. I would be in for about $400. Ask price is too rich.

golden

Too much.

ricko

Wow... that is a high priced low ball... I have never cared for these type coins... I know, there is a collector base for low ball coins.... just not for me. I do not pay premiums for poor condition or tarnish...JMO... Cheers, RickO

MilkmanDan

That 85-CC in AG3 is priced high too chase the lowballers. I've seen a few of these posted at those prices for years. They don't seem to ever sell though.

All of these below are tougher in lower grades than mint state. I like to imagine that at some point long ago (pre-bank hoard discovery) they were prized key date coins in someones collection.

DIMEMAN

Not for me.

cameonut2011

@OriginalDan said:
That 85-CC in AG3 is priced high too chase the lowballers. I've seen a few of these posted at those prices for years. They don't seem to ever sell though.

All of these below are tougher in lower grades than mint state. I like to imagine that at some point long ago (pre-bank hoard discovery) they were prized key date coins in someones collection.

I find them all to be attractive - good, honest wear!

Fishpro

I have a 1892-CC in AG3 , only one I have ever seen