Not a collector of Morgans; however high grade Proof Morgans are stunning coins. It is nice to see Morgans without the marks, scratches, gouges and other flaws so often found on circulation strikes of these large silver coins.
@SanctionII said:
Not a collector of Morgans; however high grade Proof Morgans are stunning coins. It is nice to see Morgans without the marks, scratches, gouges and other flaws so often found on circulation strikes of these large silver coins.
So true SanctionII...They really are unique, and particularly beautiful when they are originally toned, untouched for decades. Very rare..... Like little Monet's of the Numismatic world.
Both great coins! I think I'd prefer the 1881 if I had to choose. The 1880 toning is later stage and it may be difficult to enjoy the colors or the depiction shown when it's in the holder.
No doubt sweet coins in-hand. ⭐️⭐️ But I dislike those TruView glamour shots .... 😖 Give me the NON-glamour TruView version every time ...or just humble cell pics including the slabs.
So true SanctionII...They really are unique, and particularly beautiful when they are originally toned, untouched for decades. Very rare..... Like little Monet's of the Numismatic world.
I like that ..... little Monet’s 😄
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@abcde12345 said:
Love the first one, (only) like the second.
I am guessing that in natural light the second one would actually have more eye appeal. The first seems to be a candidate for looking steel grey without light hitting it just the right way.
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Love the first one, (only) like the second.
Not a collector of Morgans; however high grade Proof Morgans are stunning coins. It is nice to see Morgans without the marks, scratches, gouges and other flaws so often found on circulation strikes of these large silver coins.
WOW!
Coin porn! I love it - thanks!
So true SanctionII...They really are unique, and particularly beautiful when they are originally toned, untouched for decades. Very rare..... Like little Monet's of the Numismatic world.
Both great coins! I think I'd prefer the 1881 if I had to choose. The 1880 toning is later stage and it may be difficult to enjoy the colors or the depiction shown when it's in the holder.
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While I am not a fan of tarnish (sooprise, sooprise)
those are beautiful Morgans...real quality in condition and strike. Cheers, RickO
Nice words Ricko....Thank you Brother.
Lovely!
I prefer blast white in proofs well black and white
Yes! Love em both. You made my day showing those 2 beauties! I needed something. Bad day.
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--- If it should happen I die and leave this world and you want to remember me. Please only remember my opening Sig Line.No doubt sweet coins in-hand. ⭐️⭐️ But I dislike those TruView glamour shots .... 😖 Give me the NON-glamour TruView version every time ...or just humble cell pics including the slabs.
Wow!
I like that ..... little Monet’s 😄
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Very nice, especially number one.
I love both of them and believe there are far too few coins left looking like this. Nice job.
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Gorgeous!!!! Well done sir
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Fellas, leave the tight pants to the ladies. If I can count the coins in your pockets you better use them to call a tailor. Stay thirsty my friends......
Both are very nice coins ... As for me personally ... I don't care for toning on proof coins.
Just looked at your proof Walkers! Absolutely stunning! Love the rainbows.....SO HARD TO FIND LIKE THAT!
It's a new day Joey...Hope this one is better. Yes, a beautiful coin can add some goodness to a day for sure. Best to you.
Very nice!
awesome
Give me toners like these any day! And keep those dipped out Deep Cams and Cams far, far away from me.
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Merci!
Especially the 1880
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I am guessing that in natural light the second one would actually have more eye appeal. The first seems to be a candidate for looking steel grey without light hitting it just the right way.
Would love to see both of those in hand.
outstanding coins !
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That 1880 is awesome.
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In with ricko here. There still wonderful looking coin