I added an 1888 Morgan dollar with an NCI certificate to my collection some time back
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I bought this at our local coin show a while back, thought it was cool and realized I didn't have one in my collection. The estimated value on the 1888 dollar is insane, but that was the beginning of the price run up to 1989. I paid way less than that, and the coin itself appears to be accurately graded.
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Nice silvery luster, looks like a solid 64.
I've seen worse as MS65 .
That’s a nice coin, and I’d agree, a solid 64. This is how I like my coins as well, a nice original skin, very little toning, but if there is any, a natural gradient that isn’t distracting, but says my surface is original. I’d be very happy to own that coin.
Nice looking lustrous coin, solid for the grade indeed.
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Great photography too.
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I like it too
That's a keeper.
Great images too!
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Solid, nice package!
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Looks as nice as my 65 although the increased value isn’t material.
Agree with everyone above. I think at least 64 at PCGS, possibly/likely a 65. JMO
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Stunner. I "cracked out" an NCI photocert $20 saint and sent it to NGC a few months back:
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