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1880 S/ DMPL Rainbow Toned

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I think with AT they would have done the entire coin not just that one edge.
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$90 isn't unreasonable. Even if maybe a bit high for the very-common 1880-S at that grade, the toning is enough to perk up the ears of toning aficionados. You'd make that up easily on resale.
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I bought a common-date, DMPL Morgan once that had symmetrical, colorful toning crescents on both sides. I later resold it and the buyer eventually decided it had been whizzed, then artificially toned. I wasn't completely sure but he did share some detailed photos that confirmed some kind of surface alteration had been performed. I offered his money back but he decided to hang onto it.

My coin was actually brighter-colored than this 1880-S. Personally I find its color too dark to be attractive and the half-moon tone pattern on the obverse is rather odd. All in all, based on my previous questionable purchase I would not buy this 1880-S, even for $90. I also would not invest a grading fee, but if you choose to take a chance maybe it will work out. Good luck!
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