Post Your Morgan Dollars

I hope it is better? Unfortunately, I have not got the coin, just a picture of a friend.

 

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kind of looks like an inverted S...

 

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VAM 3A... Sunken obverse die. Very cool!

 

Here is a toned one.

 

84 CC' dimple with some deeeep mirrors

 

shame about the acne scars. Really beautiful fields though!

 

Thanks! Still a solid 63 IMO

 

Perhaps even a PL. designation. ? Nice coin.

 

Yeah it'll grade dmpl it's full strike.

 

Is it a vam 6?

 

Yes, looks like it.

 

Anybody here collect Redfields ?

Would you go for one in the original holder (they seem overgraded) or look for one in a PCGS/NGC ?

 

400,000 examples is a bit large to imagine any useful added value just from the provenance, and the Paramount slabs have been getting cracked open in the thousands for years. To my mind, those slabs are the only thing justifying added value these days, and there is a subset of collectors who will pay that added value. So, if I were going to buy one - I'm not - I'd be looking for a Paramount slab.

 

Morgans from 1896:

 

Is that coin an 1882? I know that they have about 3-5 VAM's involving this type of mint mark. If it's an 1882 it might be one of those.

 

newly addicted to collecting morgans. here's my favorite grab so far. Having trouble taking a quality picture to capture the beautiful toning

 

Too close....need to see the PCGC slab info.