Opinion on this morgan

tizofthe

Cleaned? Wiped????
what would it grade at?

Getting ready to put some silver up for sale so need some help with a few items.

291fifth

A coin you should buy already slabbed. They are very common in virtually all slabbed MS grades. Let someone else pay the slabbing fee.

ChrisH821

Generic BU

Cougar1978

I would start at bay auction $35 (blue book MS60). If did not sell relist at $19.95 starting bid. I would not incur slab cost on that.

I recently bought 1921 PCGS 63 dollar from wholesaler setup next to me at show for $30. That’s about what it cost somebody slab it. A 1922 dol Pcgs 64 I bought from him in same deal for $34 later sold from my online store for $55. Another coin a beautiful toned common Pcgs 63 Morgan I picked up below bid at $41 = 105 for total deal. Looking better all the time!

CDN bid had fallen considerably on these but with silver going up don’t expect current buyers market window remain open very long.

tizofthe

Already own. Think I paid 28.00. Didn't want to list if it was dipped, cleaned etc

lkeigwin

Nothing wrong with listing a coin for sale and declaring you don't know its past. Assert and guarantee its authenticity but make no claims about straight-grading at a TPG.
Lance.

lkenefic

I can't really tell if its been cleaned or not from the photos you posted. There's a haze that may be attributable to camera angle and lighting/focus... I also can't get a feel for remaining mint luster either. Since it's raw, I'd follow the suggestions above...

asheland

It looks ok to me, (not cleaned)

Smudge

Likely dipped. No real harm good advice above.

tizofthe

Thanks guys

MFeld

The images don't enable viewers to determine whether the coin is PL or has been polished.

ricko

Looks hazy...could be the picture/lighting....Fairly common date/mm...I agree with above estimates... Cheers, RickO