For a while anyway. MS63. Has some really nice rainbow toning in a section. Can only be seen under led light or with the naked eye. When I bought it both the seller's pics and the NGC pics just showed what was thought to be a splotch of boring yellow toning. Nice surprise to say the least!
I like that Morgan. It's great for a MS63, and I can see some of the toning. You will get better with your pictures. There are many threads on here to help you with coin photography. Also, looks like you like the Morgans. They are a neat series, but I don't collect them because I don't want to get taken by fakes, and I don't yet have enough experience/confidence with that series to acquire and spot fakes. Some are so good that even experts have difficulty. But I bet, since you are young, that if you stick with Morgans, and learn the series, spend some time and effort on learning about counterfeits of them, and the varieties, that you could in 6 to 10 years be quite good at that, and I bet you would have a wonderful collection by then. Keep at it
Thanks for the advice. There are sometimes when only LED lighting or flash will allow things to show up on camera. Daylight CFL's or halogen won't bring out the rainbow toning to the camera,
