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1921 Morgan $ in "Perfect Condition"!!!!

http://cgi.ebay.com/Morgan-Dollar-1...286.c0.m14&_trkparms=66:2|65:10|39:1|240:1318

description:
Morgan Dollar, 1921 in pefect condition

and:

FOR AUCTION IS THIS 1921 MORGAN DOLLAR IS A BEAUTIFUL SHINY COIN.

This is a beautiful coin that has great detail and wonderful definition. All points of the coin are in very good condition including the ear, bust and eagle feathers. The rim is near perfect and there is very little wear or blemishes on the coin. Please look at the picture for more detail and information.

 

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Treas don't be fooled by the pic I really zoomed in on the coin there are mucho bag marks on the cheek area.

I don't think this coin has a proof like surface the two photos look quite dtfferent from each other.

Well this is just my opinion it may just grade an AU 50.or lower I think there;s some wear.and it looks polished and that's why it's SHINY it's not a natural Proof like surface Don't buy it.
Jazzcoins Joe

 

That's pretty nice Frank, but I'll go for the AU WLH's instead.

This coin is a beautiful Walking Liberty Half Dollar that is in very good condition. The skirt lines are in bold presence and there is very little wear. The coin has a few light blemishes although has good eye appeal and luster.

http://cgi.ebay.com/Walking-Liberty...14&_trkparms=72:1205|66:2|65:12|39:1|240:1318

http://cgi.ebay.com/Walking-Liberty...14&_trkparms=72:1205|66:2|65:12|39:1|240:1318

 

Oooh, is that proof like? Cause like, proofs are made from silvery stuff too, right?

 

I forgot how to spell sarcasm.

If you collect polished coins, I guess it would be perfect. Also, I am sure it would end up in an SGS MS70 holder, again, perfect.

 

I'm gonna wait for the last second and put in a nuclear bid of $250,000.

Oh, shoot...I just told you guys my bid...now you'll outbid me!

I better make it $300,000.

Oh, shoot!!!

 

The user id says it all "doo" and old davey really knows how to use the rock tumbler.

Hey borgovan - maybe we can combine a bid? I am sure I can come up with a nickel or two.

 

Only thing I can say about this is check out the sellers name. Pretty much says it all don't it.

 

Not for me! I'm after that 1965 Franklin!

 

You beat me to it Mark. Now change Davey to Doggie and viola you have a true representation.

 

I'm holding you to the two nickels. The bid is now $300,000.10.

Do I hear $300,000.15???

 

rofl

I like how the dude took it down to the carwash for a good ol' fashioned wax and a buff... all at no extra charge to you ! Such a deal you get !

 

what speed do you think he sets the buffer on?

 

XF45 Extra Fast, 45,000 rpm

When one has lots of coins to polish, one must get a move on.

 

woof

 

They have a special price at the car wash i go to if you wax your car with an oil change,they give your a free waxed Morgan dollar in AG 0 for nothing I have several in my collection, and I think i will sell them when i retire soon.

Jazzcoins Joe

 

Thanks, guys! I need that!


But, seriously, do you think that it is cleaned?




[Jazz: please note: original posting was for humor only, no coins were harmed in the posting of this link.]

 

is it me, or is that coin polished? Also if you were to send this anywhere but SGS, would it really end up being "perfect"?

 

You know you can trust this seller, look at the following bit taken from another one of his auctions"UP FOR AUCTION IS THIS 1921-S MORGAN DOLLAR GOOD DETAIL POOR EYE APPEAL​

This coin needs TLC, it has very good detail and well defined but the poor visual appearance. I am sure it cab be cleaned up but I don't have time or the knowledge to do so."

so he thinks cleaning is good??!?!

 

That coin wasn't polished, that coin was hit with one of those foam balls you put in your drill and use to polish alloy wheels.