Nice Morgan on eBay. I'm surprised it hasn't sold yet!

braddick

Not mine, I'm amazed this one hasn't been plucked yet!

Seriously, if I was a Morgan guy I'd jump on this one. I don't know the Seller but this PCGS MS67 Morgan looks like it's all there and thensome.

Have Collectors just missed it (so far!) or is the high end color Morgan market softening?

bestclser1

Pat,You are right on top of it!Very nice!

Hadleydog

Neat coin, but I wouldn't pay much of a premium for that color. JMHO.

gemtone65

Hadleydog is correct. The color on that coin is not worth a significant premium. Anyway, it's only been up for sale for 6 hours, although I suspect that may well extend to 10 days.

In short, the fact that this coin has not yet been sold has very little significance for the market in toned Morgan dollars.

skier07

It's too expensive. The seller also has lousy images so it's really tough to access the true toning.

Bruce

Sunnywood

Also, note that this is an '81-S. There are plenty of '81-S toners to be had in MS66-MS67, many with color even more dramatic than this one. Those of us who collect by date, grade and color, and not just by color alone, would not be jumping so quickly on an '81-S that is VERY nice, but not "wild monster rainbow" etc.

Best,
Sunnywood

bestclser1

Sunnywood.You are 100% correct.Very nice does not bring MONSTER money in any date.

dimples

may be the photo...but it looks like a flat strike above the ear

ziggy29

It's certainly a toner and will sell for a fair premium, but it's usually the rainbow monsters across the entire obverse that bring what some would call "stupid money."

clackamas

<< <i>may be the photo...but it looks like a flat strike above the ear >>



Definite flat strike above the ear. Almost looks like an "O" it is so flat.

dimples

This is a good example where the grade comes from the toning and not from strike. Without the toning it would probably grade 65 at most......What do you think????