1884-s Morgan Worth Certifying??

skerke

Here is a pic of a 1884-s morgan I have over 50 coins to sort through from my great uncle, the old wwii/korea vet wants me to help unload some of his collection. I'd be particularly interested in grade guesses. Of course I'd hope AU-58 for his sake, but after examining it, I think its more of an EF...thoughts?

I want to certify it as well as a few other dates he has, but don't want to waste money on plastic if it's not worth it for re-sale. I have a number of 1884-O's some s dates, shame no carcon city dollars in the mix. These things were in a whitman album in an old army trunk for over 40 years, some are still bright, others are a bit grey a few have mild color toning.


Thanks for the input.


Skerke

If no image showes I'll have to read how to insert one, I used attacha file, then selected the file and hit upload. Hope that worked

ziggy29

No picture shows up. If it's a problem-free AU or better, I think it's worth it. If it's less than AU, or messed up enough to net grade no better than XF, I'd not bother.

skerke

OK I give how do people put images in their messages?

skerke

Let's see if this works. im y message text I see a box labeled attachments, and the two files I've uploaded. I'll hit reply to thread and see if it works.

ziggy29

IMO, this doesn't make AU, so I'd say it's probably not worth the expense.

stephunter

I don't think it would go AU. More likely VF-EF.

100proof1957

40

K6AZ

XF and not worth the expense to have certified.

coinkat

35 and save the money...