GTG: A couple of Morgan's for the weekend.

Well, I was not able to get up to the PNNA Show in Tukwila like I wanted to. My youngest came down with a fever of 102 the night before and childcare won't watch them until a fever has subsided for 24 hours. Oh well, I was able to get out to a few local shops today and picked up a couple of jewels. So have fun with these two.

The Eagle's lower chest on this one has an interesting frosty pit, almost like a strike through. But I'm thinking it was possible a planchet flaw that didn't get fully struck out. Not exactly sure on that one.


The marks on Anna's cheek are breaks in the frost and not hits.

 

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63
64

 

64
64

 

64
64+

 

64
64+ or 65

I like the first coin more though, very attractive toning!


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I agree with micbraun

 

I like that toning.

 

64
65

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This is how i see both coins, on my cell phone none-the-less.
65 yowzer, its got the look !!!!
64

 

63
64

 

64
65

 

64 & 64

 

64 and 65, respectively.

 

64+
65

 

So do you live around Seattle?? Also which coin

 

I live south of Seattle about 150 miles. I'm down in the Portland, OR area.

The coin I was referring to is the one that the comment was posted directly above. The the struck through in question is on the 1885-O.

 

Ok I see. You have nice photography on all of your coins. You have a studio?

 

64 (with star if NGC)
65+

 

No studio, just an area I have set up to photograph coins.

 

The 1885 would make an interesting study for the reverse breast. Early inclination is to agree with your assessment. More magnification plz?

I have 'em both at 65, with a happy face sticker for the '85 and a good argument for 66 on the '00.