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Valued Member
 Japan
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"MPL, early strike off the dies". Thank you sel69l ! That totally answers my question.
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Valued Member
Japan
285 Posts |
Am I correct in assuming "MPL" is the state of die progression that naturally comes after CAM?
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Valued Member
United States
413 Posts |
Cool toning. Not a Proof. I think she makes MS63, not higher due to the obverse chatter,
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Valued Member
United States
328 Posts |
I'm one who appreciates the toning ... early mint state ... nice
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Moderator
 United States
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Nice looking dollar!  |
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New Member
United States
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Hi, trying to learn. How come nobody scolded him for handling the coin with bare hands? LOL
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Pillar of the Community
United States
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How come nobody scolded him for handling the coin with bare hands? LOL We gave him a break cause he's from Japan!  But seriously he was only touching the rims.
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Moderator
United States
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But seriously he was only touching the rims. Because this. This is the way. 
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Pillar of the Community
United States
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Hello, I too am Amazed with This Morgan's Strike!!! Very Crisply Struck Example..  May I ask, What's going on on the Obverse along ANNA'S neck, Some sort of Chatter.... A close up Maybe, ..  Thanks for Sharing, MD. |
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Pillar of the Community
United States
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I Too Love Toned Morgans, Upon further viewing of the posted photos I ask, How does This toning differ from Heat treatments as far as Forensics, Blue , Orange, Browns go. The SPOT on the Reverse on " WE " Looks suspect. ( to me ). It appears to be Similar in appearance, As IF the coin's rim was heat treated, NO. |
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Valued Member
Japan
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MD, if you love toned Morgans you would have a field day in Japan. The humidity is something fierce in Japan, especially in the summer time. I've come to realize this is the reason for all of the wild toning. In the US, you probably see a ton of those "US 20th Century Type" coin frames. Well, Japan has a lot of those but also various other novelty frames for Japanese collectors of US coins. This one actually came out of a frame that had this Morgan and the stamps of Okinawa. The three spots on the reverse actually had something black on the inside of the thick plastic casing it came in, and you could tell it was wrapped up in that thing for a while. |
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Valued Member
Japan
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Valued Member
Japan
285 Posts |
Fred- Rims all day long! Jbuck and everyone else knows. And when you know, you know.
But, never on a penny...
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Valued Member
United States
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I see a tiny mark on the cheek and some contact marks on the right obverse field but otherwise clean. I think its a solid 64 thats worth a premium with the toning.
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Pillar of the Community
United States
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That's some wild toning! The chatter behind the head might keep it from a 65, but otherwise not many marks and a stunning reverse. I'd say MS-64+.
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