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How About This 1890 S Morgan Thanks Again

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Kinda baggy. I'll say MS-62 or MS-63.
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63+, a lot of chatter above the eagle by the motto.
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I'll would say; MS63.
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Nice luster on this one. Obverse looks like an easy 63 but the reverse might hold it back. MS-62 sounds right.
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I'm at MS-63
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Not seeing any major hits to the obverse like I do on the reverse above IGWT. Coin looks like it's just dripping with luster and what we see on the obverse is "slide" marks. Reverse has a wonderful strike (full breast feathers)
I'm thinking a solid 63. Is the reverse holding it back from being a 64?


Edited: just noticed mark in obverse field just by lips/chin.
Shame we don't have a short video to judge from.
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