1$ 1921(Morgan Dollar) Help!

NumismaticEmpire · July 8, 2017 5:11PM

I need your help with this $ 1 coin of 1921..
In my opinion the coin is beautiful!
Would it be worth sending to NGC?
I know it's an ordinary date, but the coin is beautiful!

morgansforever · July 8, 2017 5:32PM

Tough to tell from the images, more than likely it will come back a 3 or 4. Your run of the mill 4 sells for $35/40 range + or -. PL and DMPL pieces can fetch thousands. I personally would throw it in a album, jmo.

Wabbit2313 · July 8, 2017 5:39PM

You will have to take it out of the plastic and take better pics for a real opinion. The rule of thumb on these is they grade one grade higher than other common Morgans.

messydesk · July 8, 2017 6:32PM

It's probably not worth grading. If it were to grade 65, you could make money one it, but I don't see a 65 in the pictures supplied. Other pictures, or seeing the coin in hand, might make me change my mind, but either is statistically more likely to confirm my assertion.

BruceS · July 8, 2017 7:04PM

Idk guys, I think Mr numismatic emp. Is playing with us. The broken English in his few post is inconsistent and seems to me to come and go at will. But hey I've been wrong before.

I know it's a fine line between trying to honestly help someone and being played. So we try to error on the side on being polite. Just an observation.

I'm by no means an English major. But one sentence constructed perfectly, then followed but a seemingly simple phrase like " $ 1 coin of 1921" . Seems suspicious. Then throwing an ATS reference in. Idk, maybe i had one too many glasses of wine at dinner and is over thinking it.

NumismaticEmpire · July 9, 2017 2:34AM

@BruceS said:
Idk guys, I think Mr numismatic emp. Is playing with us. The broken English in his few post is inconsistent and seems to me to come and go at will. But hey I've been wrong before.

I know it's a fine line between trying to honestly help someone and being played. So we try to error on the side on being polite. Just an observation.

I'm by no means an English major. But one sentence constructed perfectly, then followed but a seemingly simple phrase like " $ 1 coin of 1921" . Seems suspicious. Then throwing an ATS reference in. Idk, maybe i had one too many glasses of wine at dinner and is over thinking it.

Im Portugues! ahah

ricko · July 9, 2017 5:51AM

Having lived in Portugal, I can say that many, many Portuguese speak English... some better than others. Writing it can pose some issues that speaking does not. Now, for the coin.... Really hard to say from the pictures... We would need better to really give you a worthwhile opinion. Cheers, RickO