Glad to see you check in and hopefully the stamp sales help you get some nice coins.
MS 66
Now for a "filler" coin, here is the "AG 3" in a Gen 6 holder. It is actually a details piece where Anacs provided a net grade. This coin is also...
Last up among the core of the grading set is a Gen 6 F12. This is the lowest grade I have among non-details pieces. [ATTACH] [ATTACH]
Generally 5 oz (in terms of US coins).
As we enter the VF range, the offerings become sparse. There is just one VF 30 in a Gen 4 holder. There is no luster on this coin but it has a...
The prices look strong and I'm not sure if the buyers will be super happy. That seller's photos are juiced. The coins might be nice but won't be...
Continuing the journey, we have a Gen 6 EF 45 and a Gen 5 EF 40. Both coins are obviously circulated with wear. The EF 45 is low end-not only...
Entering the circulated grades, we have a Gen 6 AU 58 plus AU 55 and a Gen 5 AU 50. This is the first grading tier where I have a gap-the AU 53 is...
MS 65+
Those are cool pieces of history. And thanks for sharing the story!
Next up comes a Gen 6 MS 61 and a Gen 5 (1996-1999) MS 60 slab. The interesting thing is that the Gen 5 is fairly close in cert number to the Gen...
The house often does well (as long as they don't win the coins themselves or the reserve is not met). And yes quite a few of these are bought to...
Very nice addition!
Moving along, we have two Gen 4 (1991-1996) slabs. They are somewhat different with the text being more bold on the MS 62 and the reverse logos...
Looking at the link provided, the MS 65 is a Gen 1 from 1989-1990 (ANA issued, predates the purchase by Amos) and the MS 64 is a Gen 6, the last...
Thank you @Pickin and Grinin for the link...that is the best resource that I know of and gives a good history.
I’ll start from the top (highest grades) and work my way down as I go through what is already in the set. After that, it will simply be whatever...
I have owned a pre-1964 MS 68 Washington Quarter (silver) but never saw a Morgan above a 67 (even the 67s are scarce as I’ve only seen a few by...
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