Jim, I'm sorry. The graded GSA coin IMO has more eye appeal than yours. While it has the minor chatter on Miss Liberty's cheek you frequently see on CC Morgans in 5, its luster is superior. Your coin appears dull in comparison. However, it could be the lighting. Please let us know the results of this.
As I mentioned earlier, there are very few bargains to be had in numismatics, unless you are an error collector and you rip a coin from someone who doesn't know much about varieties.
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The certified piece has superior luster, but boy, that scuff below the eye and running down past the mouth surely looks severe. I'd have not been surprised to see this piece come back as a 64 from NGC.
As for your piece AJ, I agree that the coin has a somewhat 'milky' appearance and thus its eye appeal is not as strong as it could be. But markwise, I'd say the coin is a solid MS65 and would be surprised if they graded it MS64.
I responded on the other thread and I like your coin and the chances of either 66 or 65. One thing that many of us forget is the size of the image we are looking at. For a CC dollar, I think it is remarkably clean. If you submit it, perhaps NGC is worthy of consideration so it stays in the GSA holder. Good luck and post the results
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Your scan is bad for grading and that what "we" are judging by.
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chatter on Miss Liberty's cheek you frequently see on CC Morgans in 5, its luster is superior. Your coin appears dull in comparison. However, it could be the lighting. Please let us know the results of this.
As I mentioned earlier, there are very few bargains to be had in numismatics, unless you are an error collector and you rip a coin from someone who doesn't know much about varieties.
"Seu cabra da peste,
"Sou Mangueira......."
I suggest reducing the size of your coin so that the two coins appear about the same size on this thread - it will be easier to compare the 2 then.
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My lastest round of CC Morgans were graded very harshly by PCGS. I think the 'cc bump' is history. Wouldn't be surprised if they read these boards.
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The certified piece has superior luster, but boy, that scuff below the eye and running down past the mouth surely looks severe. I'd have not been surprised to see this piece come back as a 64 from NGC.
As for your piece AJ, I agree that the coin has a somewhat 'milky' appearance and thus its eye appeal is not as strong as it could be. But markwise, I'd say the coin is a solid MS65 and would be surprised if they graded it MS64.
JMHO.
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I am sorry but, I see Ms-65 on the GSA slab coin, I still see yours a 4 IMO.