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1891 O Morgan Dollar

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Hi! I'm going through my dad's coin collection and he has a 1891 O Morgan dollar that the eagle side sits lower than the rim. Does this mean anything? I've included an image.

Thanks for your help!

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that is actually encased. probably to make a broach. I would suggest taking it out because it damages the rim and edge
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Thanks! How do I removed the casing without damaging it?
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hmmmmm I'm not sure
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I would keep it as-is. This is not a coin of great value, and the damage has already been done. In fact, finishing the job and turning it into a piece of jewelery isn't the worst option.
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I would keep it as-is.




It look as if this Morgan is stuck for life!
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