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Would this '79-S Morgan make a PO-01 at PCGS?
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This 1879-S Morgan Dollar arrived in the mail today, and looks like it has a good shot at making a PO-01. I have included pictures of my 1878-S FR-02 just for comparison.
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EDIT: I also like no Liberty visible: your FR02 does and your 79-S does not.
I think it's a P01 to me.
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But it's possible they won't give you that score because of all the bright shiny marks from that coin sliding around for years. The shiny obverse and reverse edges are far less pleasing than a uniformly toned worn PO1. In my mind, a PCGS PO1 should have mostly choice, original surfaces....as it's the ultimate in low end - wear. The shiny highlights and hairline wipes are a distraction.
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That just showed up today? Slow Canadian mail.
Yeah, I guess the post office started their holidays early or something.
The 79s is a second reverse(rev of 78).It unknown how many were minted in second rev.
The 1879-S is the upper reverse image, which is the normal Round Breast reverse. The 2nd reverse image is his 1878-S comparison piece.
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I think it's a P01. The 1878-S in FR02 has much more detail on the obverse.
This brings to mind a sadly serious question. Is it a practiced strategy (or superstition) to use a couple FR2 coins as "setup coins" to get your coveted PO1?
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I say Yes!
I hope you do send it in and good luck
I think it's a P01. The 1878-S in FR02 has much more detail on the obverse.
This brings to mind a sadly serious question. Is it a practiced strategy (or superstition) to use a couple FR2 coins as "setup coins" to get your coveted PO1?
I'm sure it's been done. FR-02's can be purchased relatively cheaply compared to the price of a PO-01.
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Sweet!
Congrats bro. Know you've been looking for one for your set for a while.
Thanks! I would have prefered a '78-S but this one will do for now.
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That just showed up today? Slow Canadian mail.
I think it's got a shot. Maybe 25%.
So if 4 graders see it, one will give it a PO01?
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I guess it's back to the pocket piece for this one.