I am under the impression that a clip on Morgans is fairly rare, and is this a partial clip? It is at the 10 o'clock position on the obverse and goes through to the reverse side. Please enlighten me. Thanks.
nothing to add but I agree with what has already been said, this isn't a clip but a planchet flaw that cracked when the coin was struck. Still probably pretty rare even though I am not sure how rare
I've seen guys at coin shows that would pay $50 - $100 for anything like this, back when common silver dollars in UNC were around $20.00.
Plus side is there are a lot of people that collect Morgans, and many want any error they can find.
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