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<p>[QUOTE="Nighthawk, post: 214314, member: 6658"]In hand, the color is the same on both the obverse and the reverse. For reference, the coin is currently in a white cardboard 2x2. I was attempting to show some more of the detail (especially the feathers on the eagle's breast) but I still need to work on my lighting and color balance techniques. </p><p> </p><p>Compared side by side to a slabbed MS63 1904 O Morgan that I also own, the two coins are very similar. Excluding the scratch on the cheek and a small scuff on the upper left part of the eagle's breast (both pimary focal areas), this coin has less contact marks in the secondary focal areas that the slabbed coin. </p><p> </p><p>As for the reason for the inquiry, the auction house listed this coin as a 1904 P (no mint designation) and I did not inspect it carefully prior to the auction to notice that it was actually a 1904 O. The bid price was not excessive but the auctioneer indicated that he may be willing to adjust the bid based on a fair market value for this coin.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="Nighthawk, post: 214314, member: 6658"]In hand, the color is the same on both the obverse and the reverse. For reference, the coin is currently in a white cardboard 2x2. I was attempting to show some more of the detail (especially the feathers on the eagle's breast) but I still need to work on my lighting and color balance techniques. Compared side by side to a slabbed MS63 1904 O Morgan that I also own, the two coins are very similar. Excluding the scratch on the cheek and a small scuff on the upper left part of the eagle's breast (both pimary focal areas), this coin has less contact marks in the secondary focal areas that the slabbed coin. As for the reason for the inquiry, the auction house listed this coin as a 1904 P (no mint designation) and I did not inspect it carefully prior to the auction to notice that it was actually a 1904 O. The bid price was not excessive but the auctioneer indicated that he may be willing to adjust the bid based on a fair market value for this coin.[/QUOTE]
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