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The type 10 was used between 1987 through 1989, but by today's standards I could see this walker in 66. 67 I dont think is out of the question either but I think the slight spot on liberty's chest would keep it at 66.

 

Just picked up over the weekend. Can anyone help me on a grade? I paid xf money.

 

Thanks Jester ... an absolutely amazing example of the rare 1-L combination. This variety has the unusual status of being both a pattern obverse die and subsequently a production obverse die. ;-)

 

Should I have not asked this question in this forum? Should I post these pics in a different one?

 

I wouldn't worry about it. Not everyone looks at this thread. I don't know much about gold but from your pics I'd say you paid a fair price.

 

Start a thread with cropped pics of both obv and rev. There are a lot of gold folks that will help.
The pics are a bit blurry, setting the coin on something soft would help.

 

Did you get it from a coin shop? Always looking for new places in RI.

They are notoriously hard to grade so it make some time to get an expert answer. I'm sure they will insist on better pics as others have suggested.

 

Pics are new for me, lots to learn. I like to go to Heritage in Bellingham. A little bit of a drive, but I trust those guys.

 

Happy to see this piece find a good home!

 

@Paddy54 got me interested in these. Nabbed them over the weekend.

 

Paddy knows...his buffaloes.

 

Just signed for this one...common date, not so common grade...PCGS pop of 100...this coin sold by Heritage in Sept. 2005 for $1,610.00...I did not pay that much for it and I think she's a beauty.

 

That is one of the best-looking Morgans I have laid eyes on!

 

Thanks, that's good to hear.

 

Yard sale find! Plenty of new reading to do!

 

This is a buffalo