I just finished a set of circulation cents from 1959 to 1998. I had to buy 5 of them at $.25 each to finish this set. I just don’t get a lot of...
Somehow this year avoided the melting pot but the price has definitely gone up despite the availability.
Nothing special but you sure don’t want to spend it. It’s a keeper.
@Randy Abercrombie Here's one of the lower mintages fir the series. Here’s an 1899 Morgan that I recently added to my growing collection. She’s in...
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Oh good grief!
Minted by a worn die.
In My Opinion
Copper is a soft metal. It doesn’t take much force to move it. On coins, a hit to a letter or a number can easily move or change it into something...
I believe they are the key to the series. Expensive in any grade.
It’s been a life long time in buying them. I don’t like buying them at today’s prices but I do sell a few in my antique shop. That helps me to...
Good morning Pam. I see an S that’s larger and almost above the D. With the real over mint mark that wouldn’t happen. Not entirely sure what you...
No it isn’t Randy. There were 4,652,000 minted. Are you thinking about the 1893? All of them have low mintages so they will be difficult and...
No big deal.
In that high of a grade I think they would be very pricy. Sounds great though.
Thank you. Boy that was quick. Lol
I’ve been adding to my Morgan Dollars, as if a thousand isn’t enough. This one is a lot nicer than most of them. She’s a 1903 that is slightly...
It’s doubled alright but it MD or mechanical doubling and that makes it a spender. Of course being as it’s silver it’s a keeper but only for junk...
The higher the magnification on a coin, on any coin, the more anomalies you will see.
The date is damaged as is the edge of the coin as you stated. The missing WE is from a grease filled die when it was minted. The damaged makes it...
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