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Well, if it stays around there, bidders are pricing it around MS65. Might be or might be MS64. We know, and hopefully the bidders too, that it is not MS68 according to most knowledgeable graders. I've bought a couple SGS slabbed Morgans on eBay -- ut paid for the grade I put on them and did ok. 1881-S is a coin that is not remarkable to find as a gem and is definitely not one that is commonly messed with. It is likely a perfectly fine uncirculated Morgan and maybe even a full gem. Personally, if I was *yawn* interested at all in the coin, I would have stopped arounf the 63/64 valuation. Such is eBay. Again, if it doesn't ramp up to multiples of the current bid, it is hardly the worst coin deal on eBay.
I guess that gash across Ms Liberty's cheek keeps it from grading higher than MS68.
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We bought a whole run of the first 35 Proof state quarters in both copper-nickel and silver in those SGS holders that the guy had paid something like $17,000 for from a telemarketer. We just busted them out and sold them as singles. TD
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<< <i>Less than 2.5 hrs to go and it hasn't reached the reserve yet. Maybe everyone will end up saving their money. >>
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People are that dumb, though.
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supposed to be a 70!......suspect its a counterfiet "SGS" slab...use caution!
out and sold them as singles.
TD
coins MS-63, MS-64 on a good day; sure as heck aint a MS-68 unless SGS has gone over to the 100 point system!
<< <i>Less than 2.5 hrs to go and it hasn't reached the reserve yet. Maybe everyone will end up saving their money. >>
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<< <i>People cannot possibly be this dumb, huh?
Why can't they? They are everywhere.
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<< <i>Surfing around I ran into THIS
People cannot possibly be this dumb, huh?
This is the first SGS slab that I've seen not having a 70 grade.....SGS is slipping!!!!!
Rumor has it that they are tightening up their standards.
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I even e-mailed him and asked him about the shilling, no reply.
In a respectable TPG holder, not a SGS slab
<< <i>This coin has a market value of $21,450.00 to $22,500.00 in MS68 (Sources include Redbook, Greysheet, Coin Values, etc.)
In a respectable TPG holder, not a SGS slab >>
....and which ones report MS68 values? I never see them and they don't make sense for 19th century coins anyway as they are thinly marketed.
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