21 Morgans are graded on a curve so to speak.This appears to me, a righteous 65, with booming luster and sharp strike. The weird looking streaks on the upper reverse are feed finger gouges and dont affect grade. On the flip side, if this were an 80/81 S it would probably go 63. Sidenote- these pics are sort of blurry so i cant make a call 100% either way
this coin is as "fugly" for the grade & bean as it gets. or it got the grade & bean, cuz of the submitter, ie ha or?
This one looks good to me.. As @heavycam.monstervam said, they are graded slightly differently. Another member here once compared the return of the '21 Morgan to Michael Jordan coming back to play for the Washington Wizards after retiring from the Bulls. A few of them look good, but they are just not reminiscent of the Morgan's of '78-'04. You kinda wish they just never came back and ended their career on a high note.
No.... Ill show you a fugly MS65 Morgan Heres 2 >> Both graded MS65 (1 pcgs ) (1 ngc) Pulled from ebay
That coins looks like a great 65 to me. Actually one of the few 21s I'd be in on at the right price (which would be a premium most likely). You can definitely find lots of inconsistencies with TPGs but this one appears (pics aren't great) to not be a great example.
I agree. The rest of you are simply "eye-appeal" grading. The problem with that's after awhile you couldn't get a feel for a strong technical grade EDITED Language
You don't like that Morgan? So what? Many CAC'ed coins are ugly and don't meet my standards either. If I understand it correctly, the CAC sticker is more about original surfaces and technical grade than eye-appeal... if you want eye-appeal you should look at Morgans with an NGC star grade. And no coin receives a "better" grade because of the submitter...
Oh boy... let's compare apples with apples please - not with oranges. NGC MS65 Morgan w/booming luster: I don't see why this coin wouldn't get a sticker too.