checking validity of this slab....

Onedollarnohollar

I purchased this recently on Ebay, received it today, but want to make sure this registration # and slab are verifiable. I bought it for re-sale but the coin doesn't look like a 64 to me, maybe just a weak strike and flat finish, but my antanae are up on this one....thanks for looking and checking the registration # for me....

19Lyds

Cert Number Verification is free. Click here.

Onedollarnohollar

thank you 19lyds.....if I'm inputting it correctly, it's saying not a valid cert number.....I input the number as 7184.64/5837750......is this the correct way to check it? thanks

SoCalBigMark

Cert Verification #: 5837750
PCGS Coin #: 7184
Date, mintmark: 1888-O
Denomination: $1
Country: The United States of America
Grade: MS64
Mintage: 12,150,000
PCGS Price GuideSM Value: $105
Holder Type: Standard
Population: 6,425

TheCoinGeezer

<< <i>thank you 19lyds.....if I'm inputting it correctly, it's saying not a valid cert number.....I inputted the number as 7184.64/5837750......is this the correct way to check it? thanks >>


Just put the numbers after the slash (5837750).
At any rate, counterfeiters are smart enough now to use correct certification numbers.

LindeDad

<< <i>thank you 19lyds.....if I'm inputting it correctly, it's saying not a valid cert number.....I inputted the number as 7184.64/5837750......is this the correct way to check it? thanks >>



Just put in the 5837750 and it shows it as good it also looks good to me.

crazyhounddog

From what I'm seeing, it looks really nice....

Onedollarnohollar

So happy for the help everyone....all the talk about fake slabs got me a little paranoid. This one definately has a weak strike which looks like rub under a loop....I just didn't want to sell this one without verification for integrity's sake with my buyers. Thanks again....

MarkInDavis

<< <i>This one definately has a weak strike >>



That is typical for New Orleans Morgans.