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Always hard to grade from a scan I know, but this one pretty accurately shows the coin.
The frost on the highlights is accurate, including the weakness in the frost on the neck.
The mirrors are not clear in the scan, but in person are clear to 3-6 inches.
Marks as follows: 2 reed marks (I think this is the right term) just below the S, one small dimple below the eye, one small tick/scratch?? just touching the start at the 3:30 position.
Reverse comes next.
Always hard to grade from a scan I know, but this one pretty accurately shows the coin.
The frost on the highlights is accurate, including the weakness in the frost on the neck.
The mirrors are not clear in the scan, but in person are clear to 3-6 inches.
Marks as follows: 2 reed marks (I think this is the right term) just below the S, one small dimple below the eye, one small tick/scratch?? just touching the start at the 3:30 position.
Reverse comes next.
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Similar frost and mirrors as obverse.
3 small "carbon" spots (on right wing, on "d" in God, and between head and left wing.
Reed marks near the "U" and near the star on the right.
A few bag marks in the filed near the eagle's right wing.
Neil
I will post the grade a little later.
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Edited to clarify I am looking for the grade on the holder...since grading is a matter of opinion.
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Don
That's a mighty big scan you got there.
If it's in an ICG slab, it's MS70DMPL easy.
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Looking for Nationals, Large VF to AU type, 1928 Gold, and WWII Emergency notes. Also a few nice Buffalo Nickels and Morgan Dollars.
Monty...
MS-67
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Very clean coin. Scan does not show a clear PL but based upon your description I give it the PL.
Pennies make dollars, and dollars make slabs!
....inflation must be kicking in again this dollar says spend by Dec. 31 2004!
Erik
Frank
First, nobody wins!
I think a few people guessed the correct grade, but NOBODY guessed what PCGS thought that day at the grading table.
PCGS gave it a whopping MS62!!!
Ouch! Insert#21201587 for confirmation.
More background:
I bought this coin when it was not in a PCGS holder from a respected board member, who happens to be a serious Morgan collector. We both agreed that it was a 65+ coin...and if things went well, would go 66. The obverse certainly appears to be solid 66, but the Reverse -as many pointed out, is just not quite as nice...WHile it has good frost, and decent reflectivity, we both felt semi-PL at best....so a nice looking MS65 leaning towards MS66. I paid 65 money for it. I paid the costs of grading it. Now I am buried in a wonderful MS62 coin. The prize was going to be the coin, if someone could satisfactorily explain why it was only MS62 to me. But the closest grade I see is MS64 by jgrech and mbbiker...hats off to you guys, but no cigar!
I know grading from a scan is hard, so I provided a large one and emphasized all the marks I could see.
The best darn MS62 Morgan ever....end of story!
Neil
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It's MS-62 because PCGS screwed up.
Do I win the coin now?
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