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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;Silver_Dollars, post: 55158, member: 3327&quot;]Hello,</p><p>I just recently put together five sets of Morgans for my four sons and one to sell, and small rim dings are usually well hidden in the folders.&nbsp; The set will look attractive but the concern is when you or your family eventually sells the set.&nbsp; Inevitably the set will be broken and the key date coins carefully scrutinized, in the age of certified coins this means how bad the ding is could be the difference in getting it into a slab.&nbsp; Even if the coin is destined for a new folder the next buyer will always take a rim ding into consideration when considering a price to pay.&nbsp; Of course rim dings are acceptable to most in certain grades a bad rim ding looks just as bad to me as any other type of damage to a coin.&nbsp; I am surprised how many dealers will not list rim dings for accuracy.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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