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I hear you. I'm more discriminating in my tastes these days, preferring higher quality, graded coins but I'm little less focused on just one or two series as I get older. Perhaps it's because I have … (View Post)

The OP’s Morgan is not a 65 but it’s still a nice looking coin. Grades for Morgan dollars don’t seem to follow a 50-50 obverse-reverse split; it’s more like 65-35 or more favoring the obverse. That h… (View Post)

For the primary series I collect, I buy what I can afford, usually purchasing a common date, best example and then lower-graded key dates, which is in line with what other members are saying as well.… (View Post)

I like frosty Morgans, but on that date, it's a strange sight. It's unusual to find a 1921 looking like an early 1880's S-minted Morgan. I'd send it off to a grading service to authenticate, maybe ge… (View Post)

This entire thread of cleaned coins is triggering me and I'm not even a snowflake. (View Post)