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<p>[QUOTE="Art_Welling, post: 9893, member: 639"]I'd like to learn more about grading coins. I know I need more books... so far all I have is the Krause 'world' book and it's great, but I expect it'll take me years to learn enough, if ever.</p><p><br /></p><p>I was just given (sometimes my kids REALLY impress me!) some Morgans.</p><p>A few are in what I would call pretty great condition. Would anyone like to help me learn more about grading by telling me what points to look for on these?</p><p><br /></p><p>I'm adding pictures in the best detail I can take them right now. They were taken on white paper and in the sun, so the pictures should be very unforgiving. </p><p><br /></p><p>I notice the 1879 is graying, and not at all shiney. I also see good detail in the hair, on the rim, and on the breat feathers.</p><p><br /></p><p>The 1901o is rather shiney, appearing to be almost white in area's. I also notice some wear to the breast feathers and hair.</p><p><br /></p><p>These are two of half a dozen I was given. There are also some 1921's that appear almost frosty.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="Art_Welling, post: 9893, member: 639"]I'd like to learn more about grading coins. I know I need more books... so far all I have is the Krause 'world' book and it's great, but I expect it'll take me years to learn enough, if ever. I was just given (sometimes my kids REALLY impress me!) some Morgans. A few are in what I would call pretty great condition. Would anyone like to help me learn more about grading by telling me what points to look for on these? I'm adding pictures in the best detail I can take them right now. They were taken on white paper and in the sun, so the pictures should be very unforgiving. I notice the 1879 is graying, and not at all shiney. I also see good detail in the hair, on the rim, and on the breat feathers. The 1901o is rather shiney, appearing to be almost white in area's. I also notice some wear to the breast feathers and hair. These are two of half a dozen I was given. There are also some 1921's that appear almost frosty.[/QUOTE]
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