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1921 D Morgan Dollar For Grade Opinions.

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55, cleaned if it doesn't have any luster.
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I should have added that it has full mint luster, cartwheels all the way around. I'm just incapable of duplicating bright coins. I'll work on it. It's definitely is BU.
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Better photos are definitely needed to give any opinion that would differ from numismatic students response.
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Need better photos to show the surfaces better, but I'll guess MS-63.
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Agree, low end of the MS scale. Nice piece!
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Dowhat. its impossible to determine if the original surfaces have been removed or not, just too much glare. what makes it even more challenging is that the 21(D)'s have below average strikes so determining if anything we see is from strike or maybe circulation cannot be made. there are quite a bit of marks and scratches especially on the obv.

repost photos and do not use ANY lighting at all and see what you get.
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