A question about Morgan PL

[Deleted User]

I Hava a Morgan that has a typical obverse but a definite PL reverse. Do these bring a premium and are they special in any way?

spyglassdesign

You can sometimes get a small premium for a single side PL, but from what I've seen not as large as if it's two sided PL. I'm not sure if our host will slab a one sided PL as such?

The mirrors are just one factor that will play into the perceived value... Year, mint, and condition play larger roles.

david3142

It will bring a very small premium depending on how deep the reverse is but probably something like 5% or less over what it would otherwise be. As usual, if the obverse were mirrored it would bring more of a premium.

AUandAG

Only if it's a 90cc tailbar or other noteworthy VAM reverse.
bob

MFeld

@spyglassdesign said:
You can sometimes get a small premium for a single side PL, but from what I've seen not as large as if it's two sided PL. I'm not sure if our host will slab a one sided PL as such?

The mirrors are just one factor that will play into the perceived value... Year, mint, and condition play larger roles.

One-sided PL’s aren’t designated as such by PCGS or NGC, though such coins might receive a “Star” from NGC.

TorinoCobra71

They CAN bring a premium......

TC71

davewesen

ANACS used to designate one sided PL, not sure if they do now

slight premium, more if obverse