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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;Browns Fan, post: 3198340, member: 78468&quot;]Q. David Bowers says, on pg 256 in his latest edition of A Guidebook of Morgan Dollars, that 1903-0 dollars are usually well struck and nearly always with brilliance and luster. I admit to being a novice grader, but I&#039;m seeing flat hair over the ear as well as not so sharp leaves. If well struck examples are indeed available, wouldn&#039;t you pass on this one? When does strike become a grading issue as far as limiting what a TPG will give. If the hair over the ear and leaves are strike issues, what are the next characteristics to evaluate. Thanks for continuing my education.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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