Questions about a 1903 Morgan

Hello everyone. I recently got this coin from a friend. At first glance i thought it was cleaned but after looking at it closer i noticed mirror like fields underneath all the crud on the obverse. It appears to be either proof or proof-like but I am no expert. The mirror like fields on the reverse seem to be more prominent than the obverse. Please could someone help me out on this coin? i was wondering grade too. I took the best pictures i could, i know they're not the best. Thank you for your time and consideration.
P.S. I am not sure how to post the pictures on this site so here is my original post on a different site. Again thank you.
- Peter
http://boards.collectors-society.com/ubbthreads.php?ubb=showflat&Number=8507147#Post8507147
P.S. I am not sure how to post the pictures on this site so here is my original post on a different site. Again thank you.
- Peter
http://boards.collectors-society.com/ubbthreads.php?ubb=showflat&Number=8507147#Post8507147
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Likely polished.
Not only are the tops of the "mesas" sharply flat, but the juncture of the perpendicular edge of each device and the flatness of the fields is also very sharp, Lots different angles of refraction and diffusion of light.
DMPL 03's have a very different look. Compare on HA archives.
I can't make head nor tails about a grade from the images but I can see it is not a proof.
<< <i>So then...looking at the denticles... Is this a proof???.... LINKY >>
I would think PCGS would have recognized it a proof if it was one and that one looks nothing like a proof to me.
<< <i>So then...looking at the denticles... Is this a proof???.... LINKY >>
It's more than denticles, however that coin might indeed be an impaired proof.
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