My first pawn shop CC Morgan finds
Nothing too special here but I did manage to find my first CC Morgans at a pawn shop. Priced at $20 a piece it was a no brainer. I have been looking for over 2 years trying to find a CC Morgan at a pawn shop. I found two at one! 1890 CC, now of course they are thoroughly cleaned but nonetheless I am happy about finally finding them. I think they'd grade out at VF Details Cleaned, which I am considering doing purely because it was my first CC find at a pawn and I have a decent graded pawn shop collection going. 



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The only thing my pawn shop has is tools but they would buy silver, not that I'd ever sell to them
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Nice that they come in pairs!!
bob
Registry: CC lowballs (boblindstrom), bobinvegas1989@yahoo.com1 -
Sorry, fake.
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Interesting! Get them authenticated for sure!
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@CommemKing said:
Sorry, fake.Top one for sure. I'm torn on the bottom one.
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Wow, well never thought they could be fake. They both weigh 26.5 grams but they aren't magnetic and sound like silver. I will have a coin shop looks at them to see. I have come across some obvious fakes before but these looked good to me at the pawn shop, given it was dimly lit and I didn't have a loupe.
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Closeups,
1st coin
2nd coin
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Get a Strong neodymium magnet, 90% silver doesn't stick BUT will have some movement where brass will not.
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They good. No worry if fake.
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Cleanings can make coins look odd for sure. I think they are the real deal.
bob
Registry: CC lowballs (boblindstrom), bobinvegas1989@yahoo.com0 -
I sure hope they are real! I will let you guys know when I get them to my coin dealer and see what they say. Worst that can happen is I paid $40 for a good learning experience.
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They do not jump out as fakes... though I am concerned about the first one... the CC does not look right....Have them checked and let us know.....By the way, not sure a coin shop will be the best authority... though some are pretty good...Cheers, RickO
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I'll give you $25 each!
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Showed them to a coin buddy of mine and they are right at 90% silver on a composition tester. They should be real and if they aren't I got silver regardless. May send them in to be authenticated if a friend of mine is doing a bulk shipment soon. Would be cool to have my first CC Morgans encapsulated regardless of the grade or cleaning.
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I don't see a problem with authenticity. The first one looks more heavily abused. Be aware that for a bulk shipment, I don't think you can get details coins encapsulated. You might want to have your friend check this.
John
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That’s a fantastic score but it makes no sense to grade them as there is zippy price spread between grades and if they get a details grade they are worth potentially less than raw. Why kill your profit margin?
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