~Guess The Grade Roulette~

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Still on the road or rather again after Mexican food, couple of margaritas and a great mariachi band!

Mint state 64

Nice.

MS65

MS66 Spitting Eagle

@Rc5280 said:
My grade of MS64 above was for the 1927 $20 and it posted 2 hrs delayed? What the?

For the 1891-CC Morgan I'll go MS66+ if it's ok with the group?

Me too.

64

67

Looks like it's is back to @jfriedm56

Let’s try this one.

MS60

58+ My lord that poor coin. I have an 1854 $10 like it. It is as if it was in a bag that went pony express across the country.

Nope

@Cougar1978 said:
PR61

huh

Nope

@jfriedm56 said:

@Clackamas1 said:
58+ My lord that poor coin. I have an 1854 $10 like it. It is as if it was in a bag that went pony express across the country.

Wow. Rough crowd! No coin bashing.

Sorry - I am not bashing it per se, it is what it is and I think that its great. It probably did get all those bag marks from something like that and that is what makes them interesting. I love my 1854 $10 that is like that, I can see it in a stagecoach bag because that is how they transported stuff back in the day. I mean it is really cool to have a coin straight from the press that is MS67 that has been pampered for a century but some of those real coins, like a CC from the 1890's only survived MS or near MS by shear luck and had a hard life for a time.

previous guess was taken, i guess 58?

@PeakRarities said:
previous guess was taken, i guess 58?

Dan, looks like you’re the winner.

AU50

@Clackamas1 said:

@jfriedm56 said:

@Clackamas1 said:
58+ My lord that poor coin. I have an 1854 $10 like it. It is as if it was in a bag that went pony express across the country.

Wow. Rough crowd! No coin bashing.

Sorry - I am not bashing it per se, it is what it is and I think that its great. It probably did get all those bag marks from something like that and that is what makes them interesting. I love my 1854 $10 that is like that, I can see it in a stagecoach bag because that is how they transported stuff back in the day. I mean it is really cool to have a coin straight from the press that is MS67 that has been pampered for a century but some of those real coins, like a CC from the 1890's only survived MS or near MS by shear luck and had a hard life for a time.

I was just joking. Not being serious.

58 Would love to own one like that!

MS64

Thanks @PeakRarities. Really nice rarity! Here’s the next one. Grade and variety attribution for bonus points

65

MS63RB copper-nickel (no "L").

@dcarr said:
MS63RB copper-nickel (no "L").

And @dcarr, if you’re calling it copper/ nickel, there would be no color designation RB as you called it . Also no C/N Indians for circulation, would have the L initial. Just a reminder.