Another Grade this '89 CC Morgan
robec
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This has been BB'd on both sides of the street. What is your opinion of the grade if it had not been cleaned.
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Can see it now, looks harshly cleaned
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Possibly whizzed.
It is such a shame that people have tried to "improve" coins like this 1889-CC.
It seems to be frequent.
I guess that is one of the causes of why it is becoming more and more difficult to find high grade good coins.
Collecting since the 1980's
Morgan Dollars Circ. Strikes
- Basic Set - Varieties - Prooflike Basic Set - Date Set
- Carson City - Early S Mint Short Set - Mintmark Type Set
Morgan Dollars Proof
- Basic Set - Varieties
Peace Circ.
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- Bob -
MPL's - Lincolns of Color
Central Valley Roosevelts
detail. If it was not cleaned I'd say you would have had a AU50PL. Yep, I believe that that was once a PL or
DMPL coin (not too unusual for the 89cc). Nice die clashing. Still a fun coin to own!
bob
Russ, NCNE
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<< <i>AU-50 details. What a shame. Still if it's authentic a lot of folks would love to have it. >>
It is now in a NCS Details- AU holder. At least I got someone to holder it.
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MPL's - Lincolns of Color
Central Valley Roosevelts
To bad, but still a very key coin
It is a nice solid AU53 details coin. The cleaning does NOT ruin it, it just impairs it a little. Plenty of original luster and detail, and the cleaning does not appear to be too aweful--try it at ANACS
<< <i>YOUR ALL TOO CRITICAL!
It is a nice solid AU53 details coin. The cleaning does NOT ruin it, it just impairs it a little. Plenty of original luster and detail, and the cleaning does not appear to be too aweful--try it at ANACS >>
You're too generous. (XF40 at best) IF, and that is the operative word, the original skin were there and it wasn't damaged by HARSH cleaning, evidenced by hairlines that look like dry riverbeds....and that shine or luster you see were actually not so impaired, it would fit better in a taco bell napkin for six months and it could pass at PCGS, but the fact is: it got trashed by someone thinking they were gonna make it better by "shining" it up using a scouring pad and toothpaste or somethin'.
on a side note:
ANACS is like a marble tombstone over a grave. It's a sign that says "LOOK who's buried here".
I will agree with Boom's assertion, too. Pocketpiece that coin
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<< <i>You're too generous. (XF40 at best) IF, and that is the operative word, the original skin were there and it wasn't damaged by HARSH cleaning, evidenced by hairlines that look like dry riverbeds....and that shine or luster you see were actually not so impaired >>
The OP asked what grade it would be if the cleaning was ignored so just focus on the strike details.
XF45 to AU (almost uncleaned)
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