Polished coins...

I have an 1881 s Morgan Dollar that has been polished and was graded AU50... Will it have AU50 value or would it be worth less?

 

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Au50 is really not hight enough grade no the polishing lines won't effect the value its a small premium over melt i say around $30-$40 at the most its like buying a circulated New Orleans morgan rather then your coin even thought its higher grade.

 

Was it graded AU50 before or After it was polished? Is it still in it's slab? If it wasn't in slab, the grade could be questionable, as normally something that has been cleaned, whizzed, polished etc will receive a 'details' grade

 

It WAS in a slab... I literally just cracked it out less than an hour ago... and yes it was graded AU50 after it was polished

 

It was certified by anacs makes centswhy it got a straight grade.

 

Okay... nobody asked for your TWO cents!

 

Geez i didn't think it would turn into $2.03 sense

 

Hey, I have many scents! None of them good!

 

Winkity, Wink, Wink

 

Inflation. Like the Toothfairy .

 

hey Dark aren't you and your two-sense-
cents supposed to be in school use cents to buy a candy bar?wait I forgot it's not 1920 you need .99 more sense these days to do stuff.

 

Eh... I'm done with school-work right now... I just sit here and play games or get on CT...

 

Oh and with my school, a candy bar is $3... rip-off bastards... but THEY'RE SO GOOD!!

 

If it's obviously polished most won't give you much over melt for it IMO.

 

It's very obviously polished... maybe even a novice can detect it but it still has a ton of detail and is a beautiful coin...

 

is the polish reference to die polishing lines, or polish to make it a shiny bauble/dremel care?

 

What is die polishing lines?

 

The description said "tooled" here's the ANACS # [7190704]

 

dies polished at u.s. mint, vs. coin dr. shenanigans post mint.