Morgan's in SEGS holders
Cranium_Basher73
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Who has some? Besides me? How many?
I bought maybe 5 or 6 in the past. Digging through the archives of the board, I was thinking of submitting one or two for crossover, but one that really want to do might be bodybagged.
Throw a coin enough times, and suppose one day it lands on its edge.
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SEGS is often seen in collections. Not uncommon. I've had a couple of dozen in the past 10 years. I don't remember one that would cross at the same grade. I'm sure I broke them all out as I felt the coins need to stand on their own and not rely on that plastic. Need happy buyers.
I don't remember any that would bodybag either.
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I have a 1898-O dmpl that is getting hazy. Could be a polish or something. If I do send it for grading, I'll try to get it through their conservation service. I still expect a bodybag or something like that.
Throw a coin enough times, and suppose one day it lands on its edge.
Pictures?
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--- If it should happen I die and leave this world and you want to remember me. Please only remember my opening Sig Line.After the nuclear apocalypse, SEGS slabs will be some of the only things left. Very sturdy.
Pics for the one I want to send will have to wait until daylight. Potato camera.
Throw a coin enough times, and suppose one day it lands on its edge.
My one and only SEGS holder. Very sturdy holder!
The holders themselves are excellent and the authentication has some value in this era of counterfeit Morgans. Unless the coins are going to gain considerable value by being in top tier slabs I'd just leave them as is.
Cross them all to our hosts. SEGS is not one of the 4 TPG accepted by EBAY.
I was allowed to pay a little tuition money on a one sided PL Morgan years ago when I was getting back in to coins. Slabbed as a PL, I had several Dealers inform me it was not graded properly. (one sided PL) I now treat a SEGS slabbed coin as raw, and make my own determination on the grade.
I've cracked a few SEGS holders for coins to include in my Type set. No Morgan Dollars. The pieces didnt have any problems, they just seemed to be over graded. One Seated Liberty dime may have been dipped at some point but is retoning...
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I bought a very nice 1882 Morgan in a SEGS MS65 holder. I got it into a PCGS MS65 holder with no problem. You just have to buy the coin.
When i first started i was in love with the morgan's but realized I could not afford to collect them. I picked this one up in an auction way back then and now looking at the coin I think maybe its the 1896 VAM 4 Doubled Stars as it sure looks like to me the stars are doubled.
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Treat them as raw. They’re a little better than the self slabbers, but it is still a minefield. I have had a few select cherry picks that have done well at PCGS however.
The pictured slab is SGS which is a different company from SEGS.
Potato quality pics.
Throw a coin enough times, and suppose one day it lands on its edge.
Throw a coin enough times, and suppose one day it lands on its edge.
Throw a coin enough times, and suppose one day it lands on its edge.
Last one. Skies clouded over at around 2pm. Got the pics done. Nothing too flashy with my pics. Just common dates.
Throw a coin enough times, and suppose one day it lands on its edge.
SGS is much worse than SEGS. They are a total joke.
I really at am a loss as to why you would want to cross these...how does this make economic sense?
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I'm not going to do them all. I might not do any. Whatever I may decide, the 98-O dmpl would be my top choice for conservation and crossover attempt.
Throw a coin enough times, and suppose one day it lands on its edge.
with it stating "unlisted", there is a small chance it is a discovery coin. if you have a few to go out to VSS or you are REALLY good at shooting pups, you can post it over at VW and get advice what the next step is if it it not listed, unless that sort of thing doesn't tickle your fancy.
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I used to see SEGS slabs at shows in the PNW... Never acquired any though... The coins were show priced and not worthy.... Cheers, RickO
The only SEGS slab that I have holds an Indian gold eagle in MS63 that is properly graded. I got it cheap a long time ago because it was in the "wrong" holder.
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