Final Batch Of NL Morgan Dollars Added
I have been a busy little beaver and haven`t had a chance to get on here very much but here are the last newp Morgan additions to come my way... AB



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Nice looking 81.
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dang u have some sick looking coins! will u adopt me? please?
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Nice group.
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National League?
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@CaptHenway said:
National League?Me thinks AB means Northern Lights
Chance favors the prepared mind.
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Yes, I think I was your underbidder on the first 87
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On the '81, the red color, is it magenta or pomegranate red color and not fire engine red?
And, are there going to be a name that Morgan contest again?
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I like that "Blueberry" more and more every time I see it. I saw it in real life at Long Beach too. I think it was called the "Hopi Jewel" at one time. Oh, and it was/is a Battle Creek coin. The other two coins aren't too shabby either. Congrats!
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Hey, the World Serious started tonight.......
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...aaaand it’s over before half of America opened their 3rd beer
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@ronctx said:
On the '81, the red color, is it magenta or pomegranate red color and not fire engine red?And, are there going to be a name that Morgan contest again?
Laura already named them all. You can view the names in the auction catalog. Obviously, AB can also name them whatever he wants but it would lose the easy shorthand that was supposed to be the reason for naming coins in the first place.
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Quite awesome, as expected!
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Thank you guys! The Blue Green one the 1887 had been previously called the Hopi Jewel and was the Battle Creek pedigree in it`s previous housing like Kirby posted and one I had seen in 2010... But at that time I was onto a different one when it was offered to me and was very glad the Hopi Jewel eventually came back around to acquire... I had never seen the textlie one until it was offered in the NL sale and the beautiful multi colored one the 81-S was at one time owned by none other then TONEDDOLLARS....
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Good to see you back Wayne... I named them... Blue Moon, Mars and Psychedelic....
I know, not classy enough for the high end buyers... 
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@CaptHenway said:
National League?That would be the Northern Lights / Legend Sale
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Another trio of amazing coins. No matter how I try, can't pick a favorite, I love them all!
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You are a bad bad man Wayne
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Very very nice!!
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@ronctx said:
On the '81, the red color, is it magenta or pomegranate red color and not fire engine red?And, are there going to be a name that Morgan contest again?
Looks exactly like the trueview....
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I thought the '81-S looked familiar. I'm glad to see some of Jack's former coins getting TrueViews.

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Wow ... All great additions to add to a amazing collection

- Rainbowlover1
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@AuroraBorealis said:
Thank you guys! The Blue Green one the 1887 had been previously called the Hopi Jewel and was the Battle Creek pedigree in it`s previous housing like Kirby posted and one I had seen in 2010... But at that time I was onto a different one when it was offered to me and was very glad the Hopi Jewel eventually came back around to acquire... I had never seen the textlie one until it was offered in the NL sale and the beautiful multi colored one the 81-S was at one time owned by none other then TONEDDOLLARS....Very cool. These are beautiful coins and I think it's great that these all had names. When you say it was previously called the Hopi Jewel, does it have a new name now?
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I just love seeing some of my old friends, and they could not be in better hands.
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