Proof V.S. Uncirculated
certifiedsilverdollar
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How do you differentiate a proof vs uncirculated coin? In this case, an 1892 Morgan. At a jewelry shop and claimed to be "1892 Proof Morgan Silver Dollar
This Scarce 1892 Proof Morgan Silver Dollar is in Choice Proof condition with beautiful natural toning.
Price - 1150.00 USD"
This Scarce 1892 Proof Morgan Silver Dollar is in Choice Proof condition with beautiful natural toning.
Price - 1150.00 USD"
certifiedsilverdollar.com
A site dedicated to the sale of rare and high MS grade Morgan and Peace Silver Dollars. All coins are graded by ICG, PCGS, NGC, or Anacs, and are priced well below PCGS values.
A site dedicated to the sale of rare and high MS grade Morgan and Peace Silver Dollars. All coins are graded by ICG, PCGS, NGC, or Anacs, and are priced well below PCGS values.
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will be square and flat and edges will have very well defined reeding. Surfaces
of proofs will usually be flat.
I'm no expert but haven't messed up yet on a Morgan. Some small PL seated coins do have me wondering for a while
A site dedicated to the sale of rare and high MS grade Morgan and Peace Silver Dollars. All coins are graded by ICG, PCGS, NGC, or Anacs, and are priced well below PCGS values.