I got this today, the dealer had 4 toned morgans of the same grade graded by PCGS, he was selling all of them for the same price. I got the one that looked to have the nicer toning. Let's see if anyone can guess the grade. This photo shows the toning in a different light/angle
I'd like to say 65, but those scuffs and hair flatness over her ear.... gotta go along with them 64 guys.
Here is the grade... Sorry for price sticker on the rest of the number, I forgot to take it off. Yes, I paid $65 for it, probably overpaid but I'm happy adding it to my collection
While I know you are kidding in an attempt to poke fun at toning enthusiasts, but I think comments like that are dangerous to unwary newbies. The fact is that evaluating toning's effect on price takes experience and once achieved, that experience is invaluable. The coin in question has some attractive toning that would yield a premium of 1.5 to 2X price guide. Personally, I use Numismedia Wholesale for Morgan Dollars which would make the price range $75-$100. He bought the coin at full PCGS Retail for MS63 so I say he got a pretty good deal. For anyone who would like to learn more about the topic of pricing rainbow toned coins, please read the thread linked below. The Toning Premium Thread