FSHO: Nice 1885-S Morgan Dollar (Ex-PCGS) and 1886 PCGS MS65PL
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BU 1885-S Morgan Dollar (uncertified) This coin has the flashy, intense luster that characterizes the early "S" mints. I bought it in 1998 or so, and it was housed in a PCGS "rattler" holder graded MS62. I said to myself, "that's an MS63" and cracked it out. However, I later decided that it is in fact an MS62, so I never sent it in for a re-grade. There is enough scuffing and chatter in front on the face to keep it 62, and I couldn't image it with my camera, so the pic actually looks better than the coin. The reverse grades MS64 or MS65. You may be able to get this into a PCGS MS63 holder now, but I priced it as MS62 because that's what I think it will grade.
Price: $195 dlvd. by check/m.o.; or $201 dlvd. by Paypal.
1886-P Morgan Dollar, PCGS MS65PL. Blast white, with nice glassy mirrors. Not a DMPL, but has lovely surfaces that are free of haze. Some scuffs on the cheek and in front of the face. Just barely makes MS65 in my opinion, but a great looking dollar. From my personal collection. PCGS price guide is $300 in MS65 PL.
$231.75 dlvd. by Paypal or $225.00 dlvd. by check/mo.
BU 1885-S Morgan Dollar (uncertified) This coin has the flashy, intense luster that characterizes the early "S" mints. I bought it in 1998 or so, and it was housed in a PCGS "rattler" holder graded MS62. I said to myself, "that's an MS63" and cracked it out. However, I later decided that it is in fact an MS62, so I never sent it in for a re-grade. There is enough scuffing and chatter in front on the face to keep it 62, and I couldn't image it with my camera, so the pic actually looks better than the coin. The reverse grades MS64 or MS65. You may be able to get this into a PCGS MS63 holder now, but I priced it as MS62 because that's what I think it will grade.
Price: $195 dlvd. by check/m.o.; or $201 dlvd. by Paypal.
1886-P Morgan Dollar, PCGS MS65PL. Blast white, with nice glassy mirrors. Not a DMPL, but has lovely surfaces that are free of haze. Some scuffs on the cheek and in front of the face. Just barely makes MS65 in my opinion, but a great looking dollar. From my personal collection. PCGS price guide is $300 in MS65 PL.
$231.75 dlvd. by Paypal or $225.00 dlvd. by check/mo.
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