Polished coins...

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

This should tell you everything I can't tell you and maybe help me

 

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i posted my quetsion before your reply concerning tooled....which to me would ordinarily mean coin doctor work, but i have seen slabs that identify tooling by u.s. mint. i don't understand. tooled post mint and is graded au 50? is this an older slab or a yellow, and/or does it state details?

 

Go on the ANACS website to search for coins and then type in the #... it helps to have a visual... they show the coin and the holder

 

In general, a coin with AU details will be worth less than the same coin in AU. Your coin has AU details, but it's damaged (corroded, polished, tooled). Since it's a Morgan, someone still might be willing to pay more than melt value (currently around $21) for it, but not much more. Most people would consider a damaged coin to be worth less than an undamaged G or VG coin -- although, as always, there are exceptions.

 

Okay, thanks for your help!

 

thanks. your descriptions did not mention au 50 with details. that is quite different than stating au50 with polish lines.

 

edited!!! HERE
https://www.anacs.com/Verify/CertVerification.aspx

 

I find it better to teach a person who doesn't know what they're doing for future reference

 

? as opposed to correctly stating complete description and information for evaluation when asking a ?

 

Again, teaching a person for their own good is more helpful than not.

 

ok. i understand.

 

So, now the lesson is: When posting a question, post ALL relevant details so we're not guessing, Including as many pictures as relevant, usually obverse and reverse and any areas of interest.

Nice coin btw. What @jeffB said is valid in regard to value.