GTG 1878 S Morgan

PCGS OGH

 

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I like it at 65 PL- youre photos make it daggone hard to judge the mirrors but, youre gettimg better. I had the same struggles that your images show- lack of a good light source. Still havemt went and spent the $10 (more or less) for a decent light.
Ive waay too many beers to grade, so i cant even think about vamming on this particular Friday night (milla hah laugh) @Dave Waterstraat i see a wing defect here? I see that obverse doubling that accompanies the one im thinking of. Either that or im drunk

 

I'm in between two places to stay right now so kitchen lights it was, and they suck. My LED light is at my other place at the moment.

 

I'd guess 62 PL, see lots of marks on cheek, chatter above IGWT, gash on Eagle..

 

Wait a minute are those scratches ON THE HOLDER top of obverse 11 o clock??

 

Yes

 

I'm right behind you brother, although not barley and hops, Bombay Sapphire for me ...MS64PL in an OGH.

 

Its too baggy for gem grade IMO, I'm with Dave at MS64PL.

 

Well forget you guys then -

 

Which VAM were you thinking?

 

MS 64

 

Oh heck idk- theres quite a few for this date-
I tawt i taw an emgraved chicken wing, but maybeymy eyes are engraved xxxpoison

 

MS-64PL

 

Also a 64PL.

 

Attribution for 78-s starts with the center arrow nock. Yours is a short nock therefore B2 reverse. Form there it narrows down by the fourth right star, broken or not and the "r " in trust, broken or not. Close ups of both features begins the trip down the rabbit hole...

 

MS63PL

 

I love the 1878-S Morgans. This is a nice one and I would call it a 64PL.

 

Well put- simce the rabbit with the watch, left me down here, a long, long time ago
Oddly enough, i saw a coyote bigger than a wolf today.....

 

MS64, no PL

OK, old holder. 64PL then.

 

Here she goes...