I bought a Buff, a Kennedy and a Morgan for $63. How did I do?
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Grades, opinions or guess the price breakdown. (weak luster on the morgan)
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Is it possible that the nickel could be a matte proof -- or just a very well struck mint state coin.
Did you purchase the nickel in person at a show?? Very nice pick-ups!!
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<< <i>Is it possible that the nickel could be a matte proof -- or just a very well struck mint state coin. >>
The tie on the braid is probably not well struck enough for a proof....I could be wrong though. I also find the color a bit odd for the date but it seems like a nice coin overall.
jom
but the luster is weak even for a type one. It was marked MS63 and I paid $45 for it. I was surprised at how well the Morgan looks in the
picI guess the bright light brought out the color. It was marked BU and I paid $14 for it and the Kennedy has a couple of hairlines
but for $4 you cant go wrong.
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