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Not sure this is quite within the rules of the game, but it is a morgan design tribure.

The funny thing is it is 1/10 oz of .24 fine gold. Not 1/10 oz 24k gold. The Cook Islands made these purposefully deceptive and charge a big premium for these. Without reading into it fully, onr may think $100 for 1/10 of gold is a sweet deal. But it's true gold content is .024ozt. I was happy to pay melt for it, but wish I grabbed all 3. Also dig the NGC retro slab.

 

Maybe this is next? I looked for a 1964 Morgan, but I only have a few, and their pictures aren’t very good. They are proofs, of course. If only we could see all the die markers!. I will post pictures soon, and you’ll see then, for sure. Really. And I just sent them in for grading, fer sure. Then we will all see how great they are.

 

It’s on the list to update the photos after removing the dust.

 

My grandmother was born in 1883. She was a coin collector of sorts, and was always looking for coins with the date. This was the one she had, a love token.

 

Pretty cool to have a love token that is tied to family. Don't see that very often.
I'm thinking it's a dime.