Help with a couple of Morgans......worth grading.....what would they grade.
milbroco
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Hello. I have these two Morgan's from my grandfathers silver stash. Are these worth grading and what would they grade? The discoloration is toning.
Thanks,
Bob
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No.
Too common. And both are circulated, low AU pieces.
Thank you! I guess the value lies with them being belonged to my grandfather.
Thanks again,
Bob
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@milbroco... Not worth sending to a TPG, but you can protect them by buying some slabs and putting your own label in them with the coin. Family heirlooms are worth careful preservation.
Cheers, RickO
Not worth grading, to common. I do see a little bit of die cracking though, but not worth anything more because of it.
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Ricko - Yes thanks. That is exactly what I am in the process of doing. I am a couple of years to retirement and that is what I will be spending a lot of time doing when I do retire. There is a lot of silver that we (my brother and I) will cash in, but each of us taking a few coins for our kids as heirlooms. My not cash in and let our kids know what is there so it does not end up in CoinStar.....haha.
Thanks,
Bob
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I've made this mistake. They are circulated and very common. Not worth the price of entry to a tpg unless you want the security for your own collection. Not great for reselling if that's your goal.
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Two very ordinary, very common Morgans. Not worth slabbing.
Buy a Dansco Silver Dollar singles album. Put them in there then have fun adding to it - not worthy of TPG like everybody else stated
"When they can't find anything wrong with you, they create it!"
send me a message with your address and I'll send you two snap coin world holders to put them in.
If interested.
No charge.
bob
there have been some that have been successful over the years at getting the tpgs to label their certain items that have mostly sentimental value with some moniker on the label but not sure how easy/difficult it is.