Wow, here's a DMPL monster grade you don't see very often.....

SeattleSlammer · March 4, 2004 11:27AM

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boiler78 · March 4, 2004 11:31AM

Looks pretty nice. What do common date 67 dmpls sell for these days?

SeattleSlammer · March 4, 2004 11:32AM

Not sure but I think $3,999 doesn't seem too high...

K6AZ · March 4, 2004 11:33AM

That's a real doosy. Got an image of the reverse? Hey! I just notice there is no "drool" emoticon!

K6AZ · March 4, 2004 11:35AM

Duh! Should have clicked on the link. That is a real beauty. I'm sure it will be worth that price to someone with deep pockets, I'm not one of them.

RGL · March 4, 2004 11:48AM

She's a looker, alright ...

DennisH · March 4, 2004 1:28PM

A no-question stunningly beautiful coin -- but the most common date in the series.

Four grand doesn't seem out of line, but if it was my four grand it would get spent on something else.

SeattleSlammer · March 4, 2004 1:33PM

Yes, an 80-S in DMPL is the most common (along with 81-S and 84-CC), but ANY Morgan in a PCGS 67DMPL slab is very, very rare. And it's an old slab, too. I just don't think the word "common" has any place describing this coin.

K6AZ · March 4, 2004 1:47PM

That is my take Dennis. If I had $4k to spend on a Morgan, I think I would lay that kind of money on a 1903-S in 63.

Hadleydog · March 4, 2004 2:06PM

That is the kind of coin that would stand out in any collection. Gorgeous!

Wow, here's a DMPL monster grade you don't see very often.....

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