Newp...Textile Morgan and a Nice Toner....and a mess

Trooper

Found a couple of nice Morgans today on the bay.
I think this is the second textile Morgan I ever owned......
The second Morgan looks like it could have a nice tone to it.
Cant tell what the 3rd one will look like. It looks like a mess of colors....

The pictures are the sellers......

Since they are a common year(1884-O) would you send them to Pcgs or NGC?

Thanks
Tom

uofa1285

Don't send them to NGC or PCGS - Send them to DKB (me) for proper disposal!

Nice, nice coins!

What seller did you buy them from? BIN?

Doug

Trooper

Doug,
Yep they where bin'd......
Tom

kryptonitecomics

Not sure how they will look in hand, but the scans make each one looked cleaned on the reverse....but I think it may just be the scans.

uofa1285

Tom - who was the seller's ID? Thanks, Doug

Trooper

kryp,
The seller has a 7 day return and fellow board members have bought from them posting positive feedbacks so i'm hoping they are ok.

Tom

kryptonitecomics

<< <i>kryp,
The seller has a 7 day return and fellow board members have bought from them posting positive feedbacks so i'm hoping they are ok.

Tom >>



I am sure you will be fine...the reverse scans are just really bad and look flat and without luster..I don't think the coins will actually look like that.

dragon

Very hard to say from those pics, but that textile one looks very suspect to me.

anablep

Interesting look to these coins, especially the first 2. I think I remember seeing the first one on ebay and couldn't decide if I liked it. I hope it looks more lusterous in hand. Good luck and nice finds...

BigGreek

What sort of premium do collectors pay for textile toning? I have a PCGS MS-65
common date with a little bit of light textile toning I'm thinking of selling.

monsterman

>>>>What sort of premium do collectors pay for textile toning? I have a PCGS MS-65
common date with a little bit of light textile toning I'm thinking of selling. >>>

this is an art not a science and to be quite frank i have seen monster toned textile toned ms66 coins trade for 12,000 ...and i have seen them trade for 1,000....the key is knowing where to go with it ( who is the buyer ).......a confident buyer ( aka experienced collector or dealer ) will pay all the money for a great coin

bottomline...coins that trade way off the sheets is a who do it know business

for example guys like mike defalco ( aka coingame2000@aol ) builds the most wildest collections there are for his clients all the way down the lesser kinds of coins......he is quite easy to deal with and will tel you .....this is a 500 variety...this is a 3000...this is a 7000 and this is a 12,000 variety...obivously he has to make a living and the end user pays for his expertise and judgement....but i gota tell ya...his clients with the 12,000 variety coins will stop your heart so you better bring the paddles and crash cart

andy kimmle`s "comet" almost made me pass out...as well as mike 88-0...value....priceless......almost!!

monsterman

ps....you have to be in tune with the market for monsters...if you arent and you blink...its gone....so get in tune...when you see it and can aford it...take the shot..pull the trigger.....you might never get another one at it