Pick a toned Morgan dollar
nesvt
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I've seen too many beautiful toned Morgans lately on this forum. I need to get one.
Here are four choices that I got from a seller I know. All are supposed to be mint state (60- 63). They are scans and are in cardboard flips, so the color may be tough to judge.
I can't afford all of them... just one or two. I value your opinions, so please let me know what you would select in order of preference.
I'm thinking my first choice is the 1883-O, then the 1886-P, the 1898-P, then 1896-P (1, 2, 4, 3).
#1 1883-O for $42
#2 1886-P for $38
#3 1896-P for $35
#4 1898-P for $29
Here are four choices that I got from a seller I know. All are supposed to be mint state (60- 63). They are scans and are in cardboard flips, so the color may be tough to judge.
I can't afford all of them... just one or two. I value your opinions, so please let me know what you would select in order of preference.
I'm thinking my first choice is the 1883-O, then the 1886-P, the 1898-P, then 1896-P (1, 2, 4, 3).
#1 1883-O for $42
#2 1886-P for $38
#3 1896-P for $35
#4 1898-P for $29
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Louis
Stuart
Collect 18th & 19th Century US Type Coins, Silver Dollars, $20 Gold Double Eagles and World Crowns & Talers with High Eye Appeal
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Totally black silver is the pits so far as I'm concerned. That makes numbers 2 and 3 passes for me. The toning on #4 is blotchy, which is not my thing either.
Not all toning is beautiful. In fact the vast majority of it is not attractive, which is way the really pretty pieces bring so much today.
good luck.
tom
Hell, I don't need to exercise.....I get enough just pushing my luck.
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