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1880-S Morgan

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Here's another one. This one is MS, I am trying to understand how the hits work.
Up front, it is problem free and in a small ANACS holder.


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 Posted 01/12/2013  1:54 pm  Show Profile   Bookmark this reply Add IndianGoldEagle to your friends list Get a Link to this Reply
This one looks MS-63
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I agree with MS63 with an outside shot at MS64 in an old ANACS holder.
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with both, MS-63.
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Obverse dictates MS63.
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Either my photos suck, or ANACS was having a bad day when they did these two (there is another one on the forums).
I jacked around with the lights, reset my white balance and opened it up to F-5 to get the one below.
But I like the first one better. Shot at F-11
I had my setup working better than this a while back, not sure what has gone awry.
Grade below.

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I don't see an MS-64 in that holder. Label says so but that's why they always say buy the coin and not the holder.
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Yep, That's what I meant by outside shot at MS64. I've seen more than one old ANACS holder that I felt was one grade high. I still agree it's an MS63 coin.
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One heck of a coin, though! Love the toning!
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ANACS is now very strict, possibly too strict, but coins in older holders can be overgraded. I feel this coin is a solid MS-63 but no real shot at MS-64 from NGC or PCGS
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Ya I still say MS-63 too, boy does it have beautiful toning though! I just think it has too many marks on the face to have a chance at a 64 if cross graded.
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I agree with MS63. The rule of thumb is...if it is a TYPICAL Morgan then it is probably a 63.

If it were me I would sell on the bay as a 64...which it demonstrably is...and use the money for a raw coin in better shape. As they say, lots of people buy the label not the coin.
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LIBERTY Is kind of faded at the end to the front. I would say Low MS.
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