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Valued Member
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United States
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I didnt read everyones posts but the first few people that claim ms-63-ms64 are way off for sure. 1880-o Morgans are VERY RARE in high grades. My guess is it will hit AU-58.
Edited by Mullen 01/16/2015 01:30 am
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Pillar of the Community
United States
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When I first saw this I thought maybe MS 61-62, but MorganGrader's explanation is convincing for me, so I'll have to agree with AU. Very educational thread, and hopefully MorganGrader sticks around.
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Valued Member
United States
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Should this be moved to grading forum? I'mgoing to follow up on this one, very curious.
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Pillar of the Community
United States
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MS-61, 62 on a really good day. PG
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Bedrock of the Community
Australia
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I have seen Morgans picture like this one has, with a slight darkening on the cheek like this one, and come back as high as MS63.
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Pillar of the Community
United States
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Quote: Off it goes for grading Who'd you decide upon to do it?
Colligo ergo sum
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Valued Member
 Canada
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Wow is it ever expensive to grade with pcgs
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Valued Member
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It only costs about $25 or so per coin if you can find somebody who is willing to let you place it on their submission.
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Pillar of the Community
United States
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I have to agree with MorganGrader here. While the reverse looks pristine, the obverse shows some signs of circulation. I may be wrong, but I have to give this an AU58, on a good day it might go MS60. I hope I am wrong, but it's just how I see it.
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Rest in Peace
United States
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Yeah, but I'll bet it crosses to an SGS MS67. 
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United States
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Australia
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It would cost a lot, but it would be an interesting hypothetical to send this coin to all of the most used grading services, just to find out how large the grading range for this coin in particular, and for 'sliders' in general, can be. The collector has often had to face the alternatives; send to a lower fee TPG, and hope for a generouis grade, or send to a higher fee TPG, that is known to grade conservatively, and achieve a grade that more buyers can accept. I really like to make my own mind up about grading before deciding to buy. The age old considerations of price vs condition always still come into play. For this reason, I prefer 'raw' coins, and to examine each coin 'in hand' first.
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Since you said you're sending it out.... 
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