1889-O Morgan Dollar Error

Discussion in 'Error Coins' started by Charlie32, Feb 4, 2006.

  1. Charlie32

    Charlie32 Coin Collector

    I found this 1889-O Morgan dollar when I was Vam-hunting on Ebay. I don't have it in-hand yet, but it looks like a mis-aligned die error.

    Charlie
     

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  3. Fishman1113

    Fishman1113 New Member

    It could be. It looks like it has a descent amount of room to move around in it's case though. Good luck.
     
  4. nesvt

    nesvt Coin Hoarder

    Very cool! It looks broadstruck.

    Check the mint mark on the reverse. Most 89-O Morgans used a round O. The 1889-O "oval O" Morgan is a Top 100 coin.
     
  5. smithrow1

    smithrow1 New Member

    Yes it does look broadstruck.
     
  6. Charlie32

    Charlie32 Coin Collector

    I got this coin today, and it wasn't a error. The angle of the picture just made it look that way.:headbang:

    Charlie
     
  7. bennypenny

    bennypenny Member

    That suprises me. I had this coin pegged as MAD. Proves the point that buying online is a turkey shoot and buyer beware.
     
  8. Speedy

    Speedy Researching Coins Supporter

    Hey Charlie...is it the same coin or could he have changed it?

    Speedy
     
  9. Becky

    Becky Darkslider

    Welcome to the club Charlie. It's happened to everyone one of us that hunt for VAMs. ;)
     
  10. Charlie32

    Charlie32 Coin Collector

    It is the same coin.

    Charlie
     
  11. Charlie32

    Charlie32 Coin Collector

    It wasn't a complete waste since I got a 1888-O "Oval O" from the same seller.:whistle:

    Charlie
     
  12. nesvt

    nesvt Coin Hoarder

    Do you have a picture of the 1889-O coin that you received?
     
  13. foundinrolls

    foundinrolls Roll Searching Enthusiast

    Broadstruck and misaligned dies are not the same thing.
     
  14. nesvt

    nesvt Coin Hoarder

    Come on Charlie, I want to see a picture of the 89-O that you received. The picture in your first post shows a broadstruck coin. I don't see how a different angle could create that perfect extra rim area with cellophane still showing between the coin and the cardboard. I've bought too many coins with imaginary die gouges, but I need you to convince me that you got the same coin in the picture! Please.
     
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