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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;silvereagle82, post: 29436, member: 1700&quot;]I need some help. I have attached a photo for all to see, but I just got the camera yesterday and I haven&#039;t got the lighting right and I need a tripod.(Not Attached file is too large and I haven&#039;t fifured out how to shrink)</p><p><br /></p><p>I paid $27 for a 1904-O Morgan at a pawn shop which has a nice coin collection. It was raw and the flip noted MS-63.</p><p>As I bought a few coins, when I got home and really looked at them under the lighting I&#039;m accustomed to, I think this coin is more than likely a MS-61, a 62 at best.</p><p>I&#039;m no expert grader but I&#039;ve learned a lot the short time I&#039;ve been at this site. The appearance of the coin looks ok it but appears to have been dipped because the lustre is not very good. The coin has a cartwheel effect but not like my other MS-63/64s.</p><p>The cameo has frosting around the edges, but the field is not frosted. Also the cameo has a small amount of rainbow colored toning on the face which can&#039;t be seen without a 5x magnifier and holding the coin a certain angle. </p><p>My question is should I bring the coin back ( I&#039;m a hour away from the shop) or is the $27 a fair price for a 61/62.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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