Morgan grade?

Discussion in 'What's it Worth' started by TomCorona, Sep 16, 2009.

  1. TomCorona

    TomCorona New Member

    One more please? Thanks again.
     

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  3. WLhalves

    WLhalves Member

    With out the rim dent I would say MS65 but since it is dented I will say MS63.

    It is a great looking coin though.
     
  4. TomCorona

    TomCorona New Member

    Yeah..that ding bugs me..Thanks for your time!
     
  5. WLhalves

    WLhalves Member

    Tom don't be discouraged this coin has some great detail and awesome fields. Also, if you wait 5 minutes there will be someone along to challenge my grade. Remember it is subjective.
     
  6. furham

    furham Good Ole Boy

    It looks to be AU to me. The hair above the doesn't have quite the detail I would look for in an MS coin. The breast feathers also look to be a little worn to me. But what do I know.
     
  7. Upvalley

    Upvalley Senior Member

    Agree. Also, what's going on with the "O" in the DOLLAR on the reverse?
     
  8. FarmerB

    FarmerB Senior Member

    I would grade it XF-45 for several reasons:
    1. There appears circulation ware on hair and breast feathers.
    2. Dings - several on the rims and devices
    3. Lack of luster - possibly cleaned? are these pictures or scans??
     
  9. Market Harmony

    Market Harmony supplier, buyer, refiner

    AU50 or 53

    lack of good luster, and slight wear on the high points of hair above ear, date, and eye. Cotton leaf tips have wear, but I cannot tell the fullness of the dimples in the cotton bols. Eagle breast feathers, legs, and talons slightly worn.

    This is a really nice coin.
     
  10. coleguy

    coleguy Coin Collector

    I'd say AU. Great details, but the feathers on the eagle breast could be better. Still a very nice coin.
    Guy~
     
  11. fusiafinch

    fusiafinch Member

    I'd say a nice AU.
     
  12. CamaroDMD

    CamaroDMD [Insert Clever Title]

    I can't tell with these pictures...it is either AU or MS. The 1885-S is typically a slightly weaker struck issue and thus the high points could either be wear or a weak strike. In hand it would be easy to tell, but since the luster isn't showing up well in the pictures I can't tell if the high points have luster breaks or not.
     
  13. Mark Feld

    Mark Feld Rare coin dealer

    The coin looks like a high grade AU, possibly low grade MS. There is no way it grades below AU or that it's choice unc.
     
  14. GMDSPQR

    GMDSPQR Junior Member

    I would grade the dollar as AU 50 to AU 55. It is an attractive coin.
     
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