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I learn a tremendous amount every time I do this!
What do you think this Morgan should grade?
Thanks! Jon

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 Posted 01/12/2013  04:54 am  Show Profile   Bookmark this reply Add supgog to your friends list Get a Link to this Reply
Looks like an XF45 to me.
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Yuuup! EF45
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I'll say EF40. Did ANACS give it a problem free grade?
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I'll guess EF40.
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A bit of information.
Is is indeed graded problem free. Good question, it looked a bit fishy to me.
It does still retain full luster or maybe 98% and will cartwheel nicely.
It is in an old small ANACS holder. 32XXXXX
As I read up on these, I better understand what to look for.
The hair above the ear, the cotton flowers (?) etc.
I have cropped the photo and kept it as big as possible, see below.


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It looked to me like it may have been an old cleaning. Good to hear it's not...

If ANACS decided it was a soft strike it could be AU50.
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I'm still at XF45.
Waiting to see the actual grade .
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EF-45
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I'm in agreement at EF-45
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Dave wins!!
In hand, I feel that ANACS got it right. But those are OK photos, and the consensus is overwhelmingly EF45!! With a 40 or two thrown in.
I suppose that is why it is still in the small holder, would be suicide to crack it out!

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Definitely not a candidate for a crack out.
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Yep, at a slabbed 50 grade you do not want to remove that one from the slab.
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leave that one right where it is....
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Especially in the older, small holder.
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