GTG 1880-S Morgan
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MS65 potentially MS65*
66
Mark Feld* of Heritage Auctions*Unless otherwise noted, my posts here represent my personal opinions.
ANACS MS65 (a bit too much chatter on the cheek).
65.
66
65 tops, for my money.
I agree with the emerging consensus-at least 65, but could easily get bumped to 66 with the beautiful and classic bag toning.
I’m gonna say ANACS 64, but a Sweetwilliet 65
Will’sProoflikes
65
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I don't see a 65
Thinking more like a 63 maybe a low 64
The coin actually looks a bit better in the full slab shot. Still not sure it'd cross at 66. Were color bumps a thing with ANACS back in the day?
Wow, coin does look nicer in that full slab shot.
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Why is the insert color different in the two pictures?
Cellphone photo vs cheap LED and DSLR in a poor lighted room.
Impressive luster in that video. I'm liking the coin more all the time.
Super impressed with the color and luster. I am now a bit embarrassed I guessed a grade too low. It is definitely a 66.
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Late again,... Would have said 65.... still would say 65.... Cheers, RickO
Yes, worthy of the LOL from the OP. The video shows a real neat 66 looking coin. I was a bit misinformed via the original photo.
I didn't know I lol'd you.
It's all good. (You didn't have to remove it.)
As tempting as it might be in the future to cross with PCGS (and I do believe it would easily cross) I'd keep it in the small white ANACS slab. It features the color and luster well.