Picture added...MS64 OLd Holder..Not first gen but old Toned Morgan Question for the group

Coin Finder

No Pictures, but how does one generally price for sale a wildly toned with big bans and textiles on cheek, all colors a ms64 common date Morgan? What it the formula?

LindeDad

x times y + WAG=price.

Onedollarnohollar

so, a common date Morgan ms64 - approx $85 x wild toning + bag toning = approx $225. It could go for much more depending on whether it would upgrade in a new submission. Can you post a pic? Is it sold already?

or are you the buyer trying to get a handle on someone else's valuation?

Coin Finder

Nope I own it. I cannot post a good picture but I will try later.

blu62vette

I don't think there is any guide or anyway to determine toning prices. It all depends on finding the right person or persons.

Tiny

There is not a formula that I have ever heard of just the price you are will to
pay for ir. One thing that tells you that is you will never or rather I have never
seen a "widly toned" coin of any series sell at auction on any web site with a
buy it now price. It's eithe 99 cent or moon money as a start price. If you are
selling then start high and sell higher but if your buying watch where it goes and
then pay more much more if you really want it. Good Luck either way.

Coin Finder

Here is a picture as I suspected the picture shows about 50 percent of the real color and none of the luster.....






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blu62vette

Does the cheek have a textile pattern?

LindeDad

My WAG figure just got less as upgrade not to likely with those hits in focal points.

smokincoin

I like it!

crazyhounddog

I like it too!!

Coin Finder

Yes textile on cheek

Onedollarnohollar

I like it also! Could have been a weak strike (note hair detail around the ear) but the cheek seems very clean so overall a solid 64. Have you checked for any vams? That would add value imho.

Bochiman

If there's luster, it is easily $200+

I take it the reverse is unremarkable? Blast white basically?

To price is "right", you can either price it too high and get offers that you are comfortable with, or you can go the auction route (99cents on ebay, Teletrade, GreatCollections, etc) If the right folks see it, and want it, it will go high.
If you go the ebay route, either send to one of the forum photohounds for a really great shot, or consign with someone like Airplanenut or MrD (Dick....Great Toning on ebay).

For the photo you posted, if you have any editing software, you may want to play with the contrast a bit to sharpen the image to make it look more like it does inhand (and not as washed out looking from the light)

Coin Finder

The reverse is pastel but not as colorful as the obverse. If i was to auction I would pay Todd to image it first I think. This coin has great luster and looks better out of direct light.

fivecents

Nice toner! Hard to tell from the images. If it has great underlying luster and vibrant colors I would say it could bring $400 to $700 at least.