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How Do You Feel This 1880 CC Morgan Should Grade?

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Panzaldi, I uploaded some pictures of print for your review.

Thank-you!!
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psuman08 - that is rough... CACG may have graded too harshly on that coin. Usually, the chatter is overlooked when you have frost, PL with regards to PCGS, NGC.. I would resubmit.. That's AT LEAST a 64.. if not 65
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Panzaldi, I uploaded some pictures of print for your review.
I revise my earlier opinion. I believe it is Proof Like, possibly DMPL. The additional photos show what the first were missing.
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Panzaldi - thanks friend for taking a second look :) That was my fault for not including.. Any shot at DMPL?
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jbuck, I updated my pics - would you mind taking a second look? thank-you!!
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jbuck, panzaldi... ooooppsss I thought jbuck's post was yours panzaldi. If YOU could take a second look, I would appreciate it :)

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jbuck, panzaldi... ooooppsss I thought jbuck's post was yours panzaldi.
An honest mistake.
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jbuck, DMPL?
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I believe it may be. When I click to view the full-size images, the reflections are quite clear.
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GSA coins generally get a bit of grace from the TPGs. The obverse is on the MS-61/MS-62 bubble, reverse MS-63, net MS-62. There are MS-61 and MS-62 PL and DMPL 1880-CC's. It's hard to evaluate PL/DMPL designations of the hard pack GSA coins from photographs because of reflectivity of the holder. That's better judged in hand. I don't see anything from the photos that would exclude a PL designation.
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. . . MS64, Not PL, reflection is from the holder.
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CoinforMe - the reflection is absolutely not from the holder, the fields are ice skating mirrors my friend.
Better seen in hand. You say 64 though?
Thanks for looking
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CoinforMe - the reflection is absolutely not from the holder, the fields are ice skating mirrors my friend.
Better seen in hand.
The reason I said it's from a reflection of the holder is that there is some green color on the face of the Liberty. And some green color on the eagle's left wing.
Yes, I did say MS64. I have a Morgan in a similar condition that is in MS64 holders, but now that I've paid closer attention to your first images, I'll downgrade it a bit to MS63.
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