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Please Grade my 1883 No Cents Nickel.XF or AU ? My latest acquisition !   Edited by ARcoins
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Where did you get her, Ralph? ebay |
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What is that, Ralph, #4? This is number 6.....haven't completed the set yet, but this one showed up at just the right time. |
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Please Grade my 1883 No Cents Nickel.XF or AU ? My latest acquisition ! If you'd like our opinions, try posting a thread in the grading forum. Also, make sure your pics are big enough for us to see all the details- those are a bit small. |
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If I ever get a 1893-S Morgan it will probably be in that condition. What is range of prices for a 93-S in good condition? I see one in VG goes for around $2500 depending on various factors. I see when condition goes from AU to MS60 the price explodes.
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Terry - all six of mine.....one was a VG-8, one was graded G-6, and the other 4 were all graded G-4. Bear in mind, all of them were purchased over a span of 10+ years, and, with each one, I had to keep adding to my little "set-aside" until I felt I had enough to go shopping for a '93-S. Price range? Mine have run between $1,900 and $2,200. I suppose some dealers will ask more for even the lower grades because they know this is "THE" key date for a set of date and mint mark business strike Morgans, but, if you are patient and persistent in your search, the right coin will come along at the right price. If you shop on ebay, you might save the 1893-S in the searches you follow, and check them out everyday. It may take awhile, but, someday, the right coin for your collection will come along. As for the AU and MS 1893-S Morgans, I do look at, and admire them, but I'm only a coin collector, and I try to stay within my own coin collecting budget. Having a high grade '93-S would be fantastic, but I won't set my sights on it.....its just not going to happen. Too many times I've reached for the stars only to meet with disappointment. Good luck to you in your search for your own 1893-S. |
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Member ANA - EAC - TNA - SSDC - CCT #890 "Most of the things worth doing in the world had been declared impossible before they were done." -- Louis D. Brandeis |
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Almost forgot one! 1786 Connecticut Mailed Bust Left, Miller 4.1-G (R4) - NGC F12  Member ANA - EAC - TNA - SSDC - CCT #890 "Most of the things worth doing in the world had been declared impossible before they were done." -- Louis D. Brandeis |
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Wonderful assortment, paralyse.  |
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Wow Paralyze!... I'm, um, paralyzed  Being a child of the 1980s that 80cc is awesome! It looks like Slimer (the ghost pet from Ghostbusters) passed right through it and left his ectoplasm  |
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Nice coins! I see huge difference in price of 1893-S and 1894 and the difference in mintage is only 10,000 coins. What accounts for such a major difference in price in all grades? Probably 10,000 coins!
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