looks like a 65 shot 66 based on the crappy pics to me. we'll see when it comes in! PL would be a nice bonus, although it just looks like a flashy 81 S to me.
I see some rim toning, but no rim damage. Assuming it's real, there's a bit of downside risk, but minimal. Why not? Let us know what it looks like when you get it.
1881-S dollar were made well and come nice. This one is okay, but it's not a "home run." It has been dipped IMO and does not show the luster of a totally original piece. For that reason I think that highest grade it can get is MS-64. But for $55 I don't think you can complain.
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<< <i>1881-S dollar were made well and come nice. This one is okay, but it's not a "home run." It has been dipped IMO and does not show the luster of a totally original piece. For that reason I think that highest grade it can get is MS-64. But for $55 I don't think you can complain. >>
I got a better offer for the coin from someone who saw it on the PCGS coin forum. Your refund should show up by the end of the day. Just kidding, I'm not the seller. Like others said best to not share your joy until coin is in hand. Nice coin.
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enough to tell it'll look good in hand.
<< <i>My mistake..could it be a gasket that's damaged & not the rim?
It could be some fricking toning, Dr. Morgan. Sheesh.
<< <i>Word of advice to you. Do not exhibit your eBay wins until AFTER you have the coin in hand, or at least until the seller has shipped. >>
That's pretty good advice.
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<< <i>Word of advice to you. Do not exhibit your eBay wins until AFTER you have the coin in hand, or at least until the seller has shipped. >>
That's pretty good advice. >>
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<< <i>1881-S dollar were made well and come nice. This one is okay, but it's not a "home run." It has been dipped IMO and does not show the luster of a totally original piece. For that reason I think that highest grade it can get is MS-64. But for $55 I don't think you can complain. >>
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