uhhh I do yeaher that's it. In fact I uhhhhh own the company for making those yeaher that's the ticket!
Unless you're going for an end of roll toning look.
I agree with DoK, raw is better.
I think that's my favorite one too. Nice rim toning gives it a halo appearance.
Oh gee, I don't know, uhmmmmm oh wait.........it's on the label....... [ATTACH]
Awesome Morgans. Love the toning.
First off I never said what I paid was special. Second off, I only mentioned CC Morgans in direct answer to the OPs question about 92-95 for...
Do you really know who Booker T. Washington was? He surpassed the racial, and discriminatory ideology of his time by becoming not only an...
This has more to do with buyer ignorance. Their inability to research the item before bidding on it.
I don't believe that's the case.
http://www.coinfacts.com/silver_dollars/eisenhower_dollars/eisenhower_dollars.html...
From Bowers' book: 1892 AU-50 $75 1892-CC AU-50 $825 1892-O AU-50 $65 1892-S AU-50 $2000 1893 AU-50 $400 1893-CC AU-50 $2500 1893-O...
Well let me put it this way. CC, Carson City, Morgans will be higher because they only minted coins from 1878 - 1893. An 1892 CC Morgan in Very...
I think you've lost a lot of knotches on the credibility scale here.
It won't get a grade, details or authentic, no grade.
My best advice to work on a set of Morgans on a limited budget, stay away from eBay ;) I know where there are 3 1886 PCGS MS-63 for $55.
That is very possible since hundreds of millions of dollars were melted under the Pitman Act of 1918. I know that they had to make new hubs and...
$70 total. $35 each. The NGC slabbed one I bought they were asking $55 for.
Believe it or not you can do Morgans on a limited budget buy purchasing lower grades like MS-60 - 63, AU and less. I have a couple MS-63...
Well I don't think it was a massive melt of stored Morgans in the 60s, but when the Mint stopped releasing Morgans in 64, there are some of the...
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