1893-S Morgan PCGS VF20 & raw 1896-S
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1893-S PCGS VF20 $4050
1896-S AU 50/53 $700 raw should certify-no problems
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Nice 1878 CC.
Prices?
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Did you send in using the Gold Shield Secure Plus Thingy or whatever they're calling it these days?
Would be nice to see the associated Trueviews
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I did not use gold shield
Nice to see such wholesome looking coins, raw, and in their natural state. (Tomb-free)
You've got to read the fine print: they're now in PCGS slabs!
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What I was referring to was that there were still nice tougher coins that were tomb-free at least for a little while. Most likely crackouts, but still nice to see them without looking through thick plastic. > @DCW said:
No problem, these coins came from a 96 year old collector and was part of his and his inherited collection. He passed away a few years. Bought in the 60s, I had bought from him for quite awhile along with a friend. He was a wonderful guy and a WWII B-25 . Just a little background as most coins are a guess as to origin.
Wait til they see the rest of them Steve when you get them back from grading. I think I got some coins from this guy in the past. I think you had it noted on the 2x2’s with a special name.
The good stuff sells quickly. Was considering the 79CC, see ya.
I expect you did, I had gotten several individual ones in the past and this the 2nd set of morgans.
Gorgeous 1893-S