Lets take a Look at this 82 CC and put a Grade on it.

MrKelso

I want to say MS63 should i send it in to be graded?

Myqqy

It looks more like an AU coin, or it's the worst strike I've seen on a CC morgan. If it is mint state, I would give it no higher than a 62, and would not send in for grading...

jabba

I would say MS63, 82-83-84's are very common in 63 so I dont think it would be worth the cost and time.

billboat

AU55-58

DUIGUY

AU 58

messydesk

62. Strike too crappy for 63.

JLW

<< <i>62. Strike too crappy for 63. >>



Dittos to this. It is a very weak strike judging by images.
Joe

grip

61 or 2.

majorbigtime

doggy AU55

DennisH

Is that in a GSA holder? If it is, it's better (and worth more) to leave it there.

Looks like a 62 to me. Amazingly poor strike.

Crazy4Coins

60...maybe 61

291fifth

MS61.

MrKelso

This 1882 Carson City Morgan dollar is a VAM 6A. It has a doubled date, clashed "n" and "s".

Strongly clashed dies with partial incuse "n" of "In" from reverse shows faintly next to Liberty head neck and faint partial incuse "s" of "Trust"

from reverse showing in right hair vee of lower hair edge.

The pic's are just not showing the true beauty of this coin.

SamByrd

MS63 it is a low end coin for the grade in my opinion, not a good canidate for slabbing.
CC's are still very hot and they are very saleable raw, consider selling this one raw and being selective and replace it with one that is already in a pcgs or ngc slab.

JRocco

I see a 62 there. Here is an 82 CC in an old holder that is a solid 64 for comparison

Coin Finder

63

tbig

EJB

,.....,AU58........I see a little wear....I just looks 58 to me............

construct

It's either a 58 or a 62. I can't tell.

SamByrd

JRocco., Thats a real good example of a high end ms64, thats why with most coins its better to cherry pick and buy the best coin within a grade. I would add that coin is much more desirable then most 64's you will see offered for sale, the market grading has really effected how these are slabbed.