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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;messydesk, post: 2918261, member: 1765&quot;]Probably.&nbsp; It looks like the coin would grade MS62PL.&nbsp; Nothing jumps out at me as being wear or problems that would preclude a grade, and the surfaces look reflective.&nbsp; The bigger question is how to get it graded.&nbsp; </p><p><br /></p><p>Grading fees and postage could kill you if you send the coin in by itself.&nbsp; PCGS charges $60 for mint errors plus postage and handling.&nbsp; They also don&#039;t let you mix mint errors with other coins, so the total would be $93 plus your outbound shipping.&nbsp; NGC charges $35 for economy mint errors ($20 economy submission + $15 for errors).&nbsp; Mint error designation is a per-coin add-on, so you could have other coins submitted at the economy level ($300 value per coin max.) along with this one and ease the pain of return shipping and handling.&nbsp; Even if you only sent this coin, the return S&amp;H is $29, so the total would be $64.&nbsp; Someone will say ANACS is cheaper yet, but you don&#039;t get a clear view of the edge of the coin with their holder, which is critical for a tilted partial collar.&nbsp; NGC&#039;s holder will give you the best view of the edge, showing you about 85% of a dollar, while PCGS&#039;s will show 50%, so this is one of the cases where I would be in favor of sending to NGC (I&#039;m normally a PCGS guy).&nbsp; Most of the partial collar Morgans I looked up on the Heritage archives are graded by NGC.</p><p><br /></p><p>As for what else to send in, you&#039;d be best off having someone look at the coins to see what would be worth it.&nbsp; We can start here with pictures and give you yes/no/maybe answers, which could save you a lot of money.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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