im not as much into tone morgans

silvermorganman

i like blast white

relicsncoins

OK

anablep

Show us what you've got!

We'd love for you to share...

TorinoCobra71

I prefer blast white also, but some toners now and then are ok.

bonkrood

Some do, some don't.

Kdog08

If you wanna be my Morgan it don't matter if your black or white!

doh

you should buy them all then

BECOKA

Original dripping luster white is fine with a bit of a gold tinge on the edges.

Blast white, lusterless, dipped out, lifeless Morgans are a horrible choice in my opinion.

adamlaneus

With a mintage of merely 9 million, the 1881 Morgan Dollar is rarely available in this state. With radiant surfaces, intricate toning patterns and just a few unobtrusive marks, this amazing specimen would be at home in any exquisite collection. This select Philadelphia mint issue has a steel gray patina and is almost devoid of any post strike impairments. Overall visual appeal is outstanding. A prime candidate for cherrypicking.

crazyhounddog

<< <i>With a mintage of merely 9 million, the 1881 Morgan Dollar is rarely available in this state. With radiant surfaces, intricate toning patterns and just a few unobtrusive marks, this amazing specimen would be at home in any exquisite collection. This select Philadelphia mint issue has a steel gray patina and is almost devoid of any post strike impairments. Overall visual appeal is outstanding. A prime candidate for cherrypicking.



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I can see your very proud of this coin!

anablep

<< <i>With a mintage of merely 9 million, the 1881 Morgan Dollar is rarely available in this state. With radiant surfaces, intricate toning patterns and just a few unobtrusive marks, this amazing specimen would be at home in any exquisite collection. This select Philadelphia mint issue has a steel gray patina and is almost devoid of any post strike impairments. Overall visual appeal is outstanding. A prime candidate for cherrypicking. >>



Whatever you're smoking, pass some over to me...

stinkinlincoln

I dont care for blast white Morgans. Toners are where its at. Not those crazy moon money toners that just look crazy, the subtle, sexy toners.

As for SPAM, I like it with eggs and cheese.

BAJJERFAN

<< <i>With a mintage of merely 9 million, the 1881 Morgan Dollar is rarely available in this state. With radiant surfaces, intricate toning patterns and just a few unobtrusive marks, this amazing specimen would be at home in any exquisite collection. This select Philadelphia mint issue has a steel gray patina and is almost devoid of any post strike impairments. Overall visual appeal is outstanding. A prime candidate for cherrypicking.



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1881-P where the P stands for Pukey or Putrid.

BAJJERFAN

<< <i>I dont care for blast white Morgans. Toners are where its at. Not those crazy moon money toners that just look crazy, the subtle, sexy toners.

As for SPAM, I like it with eggs and cheese. >>



Jiss soes he don't git no note from Carol sayin spam bam thank you maam, now scram.

coinsarefun

I have one, almost blast white

dizzyfoxx

<< <i>If you wanna be my Morgan it don't matter if your black or white! >>



Just "Beat It"!!!

BAJJERFAN

I like em toned on one side, blast white on tuther. Toned on both sides is pretty cool too. Blast white on both sides is ok as well. ITS ALL GOOD.

Tyler1924S

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<< <i>If you wanna be my Morgan it don't matter if your black or white! >>



Just "Beat It"!!! >>



Let's dance, let's shout

Shake your Morgans down to the ground

yellowkid

<< <i>I dont care for blast white Morgans. Toners are where its at. Not those crazy moon money toners that just look crazy, the subtle, sexy toners.

As for SPAM, I like it with eggs and cheese. >>

soty27

silvermorganman

Like someone else previously told you" The 30 different one line posts are getting very old" Please come up with something more then jsut random thoughts. All your posts so far could all be in one post as they all pertain to basically the same thing.