I think TPG graders give Morgan dollars a lot of leeway when it comes to bag marks. I would be very surprised if your dollar doesn't receive MS-65.
Legal tender in all Isis held territories.
Doesn't look off center. The question is if it's an error coin or PMD. Generally, if it's not an obvious error type, you'll get the PMD reply. I...
A circulated Ike? ...could be unique!
It would be nice to see a view of the entire rim...but from what I see, it looks like an off center strike (guess).
I like the smooth rim and even wear. Looks like a solid F12 (minus the scratches). Still, the scratches don't seem to detract from its appearance...
Thanks Chip...if I come across a copy, I'll check.
A few years back, I had the opportunity to buy a set of ungraded (gem) uncut four (4) note sheets of various denominations. When I got them, I...
I should be a genius by now!
Now you need to find that same serial number for the other eleven (11) FRBs.
Hmmm...you're right. Don't know what I was thinking...
$20 seems like a good price from a shop...for that coin.
I'm new to Morgan attribution, but it looks like a "far date"...VAM 5?
There's no oxygen in the trunk of my car...store 'em there.
I bought a Redfield slabbed Morgan a while back...1897-S as I recall. Nice coin, but the red leather slab is terrible for coin preservation.
Why not just join PCGS and submit yourself? I don't know...is there a benefit to submitting through a Dealer? ...lower cost? ...better grade?
Perhaps the investors can be paid back with the Liberty Dollars confiscated from Bernard Von Nothaus.
I bid "seven" 6's
As Much as $25M of Stored Metal ‘Not Actually Purchased’ ...Oooops (sounds like Social Security).
[IMG] These should be given to the poor in Maundy money pouches.
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