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1888 Morgan Dollar....gulp, Please Grade

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 Posted 08/15/2013  10:35 pm  Show Profile   Bookmark this reply Add FadeToBlack to your friends list Get a Link to this Reply
The flatness can be the result of a weak strike, but the darker areas, the areas that have lost frost, is where you have rub.

Back of cap
Top of cap
Above ear
On cheek
On neck
On nose
Front hair
Eagles chest
Eagles legs
Wreath

All these points exhibit frost breaks, indicative of light wear. I'm betting this coin never circulated, but spent time in an environment where it was allowed to slide around a little, hence the term slider.
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AU55. This coin is NOT mint state. It has circulated.
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I should add that there is a slim possibility that because of the photos provided the sharpness of detail is lost but I don't think so. Good luck!
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MS-62
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I've looked at this many times now and still think it's a MS coin (typical weak struck Philly) with bag rub. MS62/63. IMHO of course...
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still a well... A weakly struck 63. I see absolutely no signs of wear, just bag rub.. & I think the dark spotting is more do to the photos as if appears in more than just the typical wear areas.
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MS-60
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