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1883-CC Morgan Original Mintage: 1,204,000 This is the more common '83-CC, with interesting peripheral toning. Currently in TPG plastic, but would like to hear any opinions here on CCF. Thanks for looking!  -Ron  Edited by Night-Hawk
04/27/2015 2:11 pm
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MS63. Are you sure you're not missing a zero in your survival number?
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Nice album toning. I'm gonna say ms64+ with a shot at ms65... I'm on the fence about buying an 83 cc with some amazing color coming up soon but I alrady have a gsa. You may have just pushed me into it though like d700 and his 83o  |
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For those who can't look at a Morgan without attributing, see if you like this one for VAM-5B. Easy MS64. I believe the stuff on the cheek is a little bit exaggerated by the imagery - it's a little too "dark" in the images to be conclusively the deeper marks which detract - so if it's in an MS65 slab I won't disagree with the grade. I can't quite entertain MS66 for it. Tremendous eye appeal, and it wouldn't last long if it ever hit the market. Like, about 5 microseconds. It makes a strong argument between cleanliness and eye appeal for whatever grade it's been assigned. |
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MS63. Are you sure you're not missing a zero in your survival number? You're right Dave700, not sure where these survival numbers come from, but has to be 700k + . -Will just eliminate that number for now, thanks. Edited by Night-Hawk
04/27/2015 2:30 pm
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Well, we know that 755,000 were in the GSA sales alone.
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Tremendous eye appeal, and it wouldn't last long if it ever hit the market. Like, about 5 microseconds. It makes a strong argument between cleanliness and eye appeal for whatever grade it's been assigned. Hmmm, that's what I was thinking SD.. Not sure what's up with this one, did I miss something? Picked it up on GreatCollections yesterday, paid FMV (I think). No one else bid on it.. No fair peeking if you haven't guessed a grade http://www.greatcollections.com/Coin/225465Edited by Night-Hawk
04/27/2015 3:31 pm
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Not sure what's up with this one, did I miss something?
It is my opinion that you're the only one who didn't miss something. |
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For those who can't look at a Morgan without attributing, see if you like this one for VAM-5B.
Um, me and yes I like 5B. It seems they've been able to straighten out the '83 CC VAM listings since I was in there a while back. It used to be a real  |
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MS-64 Very nice  |
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From what I find the op has the correct mintage at 1,204,000
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It looks at least MS-64, very nice!
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MS64. Just short of 65. She's a beauty  |
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65....all day long. NICE!
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