Anytime you see those types of circular marks on a coin consider it damaged by a coin rolling machine. Welcome to CT.
If only I were younger.
I thought this was a very nice looking Morgan so I went MS-65.
I really like the golden toning but I had to say MS-64 not FS due to the cuts on both sides. A lovely looking coin.
It's damaged and welcome to CT.
That's one of the reasons I posted it, it's the real McCoy.
That would be refreshing!
Thanks for posting a solid struck Jefferson. This makes it easier to understand what I said in my first response.
Good eye! Very nice find.
I don't think so. I think it's struck weak in that area and that is part of the ribbon tie in Jefferson's hair. Nice looking coin.
Pricey is the correct word but at $15 I just pulled out my wallet and paid cash. Lol
I was shocked when I read the story. I was also pleased to hear about an honest dealer.
It would be nice if I had one that nice looking.
Looks normal to me. Just a very nice strike and that's something none of us are use to seeing. Lol Welcome to CT.
Definitely damaged and welcome to CT.
Congrats on that!
https://coinweek.com/auctions-news/1969-s-ddo-penny-sold-to-honest-coin-dealer-for-5-cents-expected-to-realize-over-40000-at-auction/ An honest...
Here's another of my $15 junk silver coins. This one is an 1894-O. It's a tougher date with only 1,723,000 originally minted. I can't complain...
Not a Doubled ear variety. Welcome to CT.
Yours is a classic case of MD.
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