Incredible Morgan Dollars

Discussion in 'US Coins Forum' started by toned_morgan, Aug 1, 2022.

  1. toned_morgan

    toned_morgan Toning Lover

    Just got these from my local coin shop, I'm absolutely beyond stoked on all of these! I am going to send all five to NGC so at the moment I'm trying to estimate the grades, let me know what you think of these.

    1. 1880 S (payed $80)
    This coin has an average condition obverse but the reverse is spotless, still has die polish lines, not a single hit in sight, so I have no clue what the grade would be. Will it be around 63 like the obverse shows, or around 66 like the reverse shows?
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    2. 1882 S (payed $120)
    Some more beautiful toning and really interesting bowl luster. The pullaway on those lower devices is super strong, really clean surfaces too so I'm guessing around 64, maybe even with a star if I'm lucky.
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    3. 1882 PL (payed $55!)
    Really nice proof like finish on this one, both sides have fields that reflect clearly up to about 8 inches. Some nice rim color too, I'm guessing 62 because it does have a fair few hits on the obverse.
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    4. 1880 S PL (payed $65)
    A slightly weaker proof like finish, the mirrors reflect clearly up to around 6 inches, so I'm slightly skeptical about my estimate of PL. Some S mint Morgans often have reflectivity but don't grade as PL. In any case the coin is relatively clean, so I think around 64, hopefully PL.
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    5. 1882 DMPL (payed only $55!!!!!!)
    The killer coin, the star of the show, the DMPL! I've never seen a real proof Morgan, so I'm not going to jump the gun and say it's proof, but golly it's reflective. Reflects cleanly beyond a foot. I was looking at it last night and noticed some weird brown lines all over the field, but in fact it was my hair, reflecting perfectly and super clearly! That rainbow toning isn't very visible in the photo but it helps the eye appeal tons, so this coin is one I might hold on to for a while... I'm estimating 63 DPL.
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    Something I also noticed is that the toned 1880 S has a larger S than the PL 1880 S. Is that a rare VAM or just a common thing?

    Have a fantastic day all!
     
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  3. Mountain Man

    Mountain Man Well-Known Member

    Good luck on the grading.
     
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  4. micbraun

    micbraun coindiccted

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  5. Collecting Nut

    Collecting Nut Borderline Hoarder

    Very nice. I wish you the best in the grading.
     
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  6. QuantumNY

    QuantumNY New Member

    Those are amazing! Love the purple toned one! Who cares what grade that’s just a bonus if it does well!
     
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  7. Mainebill

    Mainebill Bethany Danielle

    Good luck my thoughts
    63
    Details questionable color
    62
    64
    62 pl
     
  8. Treashunt

    Treashunt The Other Frank

    FYI:

    Is is Paid not payed.
     
  9. bg1856

    bg1856 Junior Member

    Wishing you success on the grading
     
  10. Morgandude11

    Morgandude11 As long as it's Silver, I'm listening

    63. Not a variety s.
    63, Not PL
    63, not PL
    62, not PL
    62, PL. Not close to DMPL.

    Nice coins. All very common, and low MS grade. I would not waste the money having them graded.
     
  11. charley

    charley Well-Known Member

    Using the Grade opinions stated by the OP, the NGC wholesale sight unseen bid at present (in listed order):

    1. $68.
    2.$98 and falling.
    3. $66 and stagnant.
    4. $92 and rising.
    5. $ 73 and falling. Sight unseen does not address toning variances for NGC or PCGS.

    Truth in editing: added period (.) for clarity. Added "t" to stagnan.
     
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