All that dark stuff in the crevices makes me think it's had some kind of cleaning. A few hairlines too. But not bad looking. JMHO. I'm interested...
I think it squeaks out a 63. Definitely MS.
I once owned a similar seated dollar, in plastic from one of the top two. It bothered me to have so many $$ tied up in a coin I just didn't like...
Maybe just the pic, but the date and some of the lettering looks off to me. The D in Dollar looks too narrow, etc. Let's get some more opinions.:)
Not convinced that 1889S is genuine.
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I voted 45. I would expect it to be a details grade. Just assuming it's fake (I know nothing about these), but there does appear to be a few...
You're right. Not sure why some grade circulated morgans so low. Yours is at a minimum F15, debatable VF. But it is cleaned.
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Why'd you crack it?
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F12 VF20
I voted 45. Considering who the OP is, I assume this is a fake in a TPG slab.
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I voted 65. A few small marks on the neck, etc. A higher grade wouldn't surprise me.
Nice 64. I don't look at IHC's much, I'm probably going conservative.
I'm unsure of your level of expertise, and I cannot say for sure, not knowing more about the coin on question....but I rather think an expert will...
If the brush scratched it, it's damaged. Soaking in acetone would have been much better.
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