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1889 Morgan not sure what its worth or the mint state still an amature

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Hi daniels,

One of the most important features I initially focus on are the breast feathers when grading Morgans.

Unfortunately, at least from my computer screen, it appears that the breast feathers of this coin in question have too much glare which obscures the necessary details required to properly grade it.

Trying some different lighting configurations should produce a more suitable photo without so much glare.

You may find some interesting pointers on this subject in the following CCF thread:

https://goccf.com/t/109798

IMHO,
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And too much glare on the obverse. I can't tell from her hair.

Turn off your flash, use plenty of surrounding light, but not directly on the coin, and put your camera into macro mode. That will help a lot.
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