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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;longshot, post: 3250328, member: 76266&quot;]If you are looking to sell, that&#039;s a valid question.</p><p>Like you said, they are common dates. So the question is whether they would grade highly enough for it to be cost effective. They may need to be examined in hand by a qualified and trustworthy individual. They likely would need to have a good shot at MS65 or better (and be problem free)&nbsp; to justify the costs of certification by PCGS or NGC.</p><p>Personally I think ICG or ANACS do OK with generic Morgans, their holders generally sell at a discount to the Big Two, but their fees are less.</p><p><br /></p><p>If you want, some better pictures here may get you some better opinions. Just handle the coins by the edges without touching the obverse or reverse. Carefully lay them on a flat surface, set a couple of desk lamps at 10 o&#039;clock and 2 o&#039;clock, and take some straight-on photos.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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