Thanks Eddie. Lots of similar thoughts here.
Agree 100%. I will be keeping them in their OGP no matter which direction I ultimately decide.
This is the 3rd of the three Morgan CC's I need y'all to opine on grading. 1885-CC Morgan, should I send it off for entombing? [ATTACH]...
This is the 2nd of the trio of should I get it graded. 1884-CC Morgan, Should I do it? [ATTACH] [ATTACH] [ATTACH] [ATTACH]
Thank you, Sal.
Recently picked up a few Morgan CC's in the OGP. Should I submit this Morgan 1881-CC for third party grading? [ATTACH] [ATTACH] [ATTACH]...
It will not end through legislation or through the judiciary. It will only end when the disclosure on their balance sheet and income statement...
Very nice Morgan. You're very lucky to have a wife that would even attempt a coin as a gift for you. My wife has learned about silver coins,...
Hence the reason silver is labeled a commodity and precious metal.
Me thinks you need to re-read @Randy Abercrombie's post again. He didn't say he paid $95 for it. He said the seller offered it to him for $95 less...
That ratio is low. 2023 worldwide production exceeds your ratio. 2023: Gold 3,000 metric tons Silver 26,000 metric tons It's always been...
Good memories.... [ATTACH]
Fourth Party Grader?
I saw the coin pix before they were removed. My very FIRST reaction was, that is a counterfeit holder. There was no way I saw that merc as an AU....
I'm in at MS62. I was in at 63, until that mark was identified as carbon.
If those marks in front of the bridge of her nose, and the mark between States and Of is on the holder then yes, 70 is on the table. If either one...
Lol, that's like Russian Nesting Dolls. [ATTACH]
Ask if their award case is full with participation trophies.
I don't believe AI grading would be horrible. I actually don't think it would be any different than submitting a coin to any major TPG company....
Entry Post I'm liking the 1896 Morgan. My grandson would hold that piece in awe. It would certainly be a centerpiece for his fledgling...
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