Now here is a sweet coin.

pf70collector

1880 S PCGS MS 68

Russ

Now that coin is a bona fide monster, unlike what a lot of people around here just think are monsters.

Russ, NCNE

coinguy1

I know the high bidder and he's a moron (of a coinguy).

DNADave

should be worth at least $14,000

braddick

Mark Feld had that coin in his case when I viewed it, in hand. I can tell you it's waaaaaaay better than that set of photos. Luster is blinding and the color coupled with the near PL surfaces are outstanding.
The finest Morgan at the show- no matter what grade.

My guess, if enough people view it in person, it'll close $15,000.00+

coinguy1

Pat, to avoid any confusion or misunderstanding - it was in ANR's case/table, not mine. They let me hang out at their tables at shows.

pf70collector

Just might have to view this coin in person when it comes to Baltimore, though way out my price range.

braddick

<< <i>Pat, to avoid any confusion or misunderstanding - it was in ANR's case/table, not mine. They let me hang out at their tables at shows. >>

Well, you chose one killer table! Between that Morgan, the stunning early bust halves and the outstanding gold type (many in PCGS MS67 holders...) there was a lot of eye candy.

curly

Hopefully that common date Morgan is commanding that kind of price because of the grade and not the color.

braddick

<< <i>Hopefully that common date Morgan is commanding that kind of price because of the grade and not the color. >>

Why not both?

JJM

a 68 toner jewel ! sweet

TorinoCobra71

<< <i>Now that coin is a bona fide monster, unlike what a lot of people around here just think are monsters.

Russ, NCNE >>



Without a doubt a greatly Toned Morgan $ With a kicka$$ grade to boot!

TorinoCobra71