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Seriously?? Wow!!

 

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Other than that, they have bad coffee.

 

Waiting to see how this one turns out.

 

There are several pups that will still be visible with this amount of wear. One was just posted on CCF recently with about the same amount of circulation wear and still showed the die polish lines in the LIBERTY motto and doubling on the reverse UNITED STATES. Looking forward to seeing better images.

 

I didn't get a chance this morning to post better pictures. I didn't even realize what I had until I did research.

 

Yeah, when I first saw it my first thought was wondering if it was the same coin lol

 

Yep, me too, but it's clearly not. Both $20 picks though...

 

Well. A third must be coming. You know what they say about 3's

 

I'm going to a We Buy Gold shop in the next few days.

 

I apologize apparently everyone has better cameras than me. This is the best can do.

 

Are you sure no one has removed a MM from that coin? I cannot tell from your pictures except that there is something there be it a nick or ??

 

Sorry I was posting a few pictures that people had asked for. The knick is a die gouge that the 1894 Philadelphia Morgan's are supposed to have from what I gather. I'm new to this.

 

It's one of three things. 1.It is not authentic or had the O MM removed, by someone who's good at that.
2. It is authentic and you found that pot of gold at the end of the rainbow!
3. The person that sold you this is very misinformed on Morgans, or doesn't care.
I don't know you from Adam, but something doesn't seen right? Keep in mind this is one of the more forged dates. I just can't think of a situation where a coin shop would sale an authentic cleaned 1894 P Morgan for 20$? I'm really baffled by this.

 

I bought this private party at a yard sale with a few others for $20 a piece. I'll buy anything old. I didn't realize at all what this was until I researched it online. I took it to a local coin dealer to see if it in fact was real because I also saw there was a bunch of counterfeits out there.

 

I hope for you, that it is real. Finding stuff like this happens every now and then.

 

Didn't realize you were referring in your previous post to the die scratch near the foot, as your detail image shows.

I see no glaring reason not to think it genuine. And if we take your explanation at face value, well, like HAB 28 said, it's a neat world and stuff like this happens some times.

 

It is strange but I hope you've scored!

 

Went to the We Buy Gold shop today. It's not a VF cleaned 1894 P, but I was happy to buy these three Morgans for $50 total.

I apologize for my crummy quick iPad photos.



And how could I pass up a Stone Mountain half for $8?

 

Sounds like you did very well. great Morgan's !

 

Man, I've got to start frequenting the we-buy shop near my house. At this point, though, I'm probably behind a line of twenty regulars.