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Below, in no particular order, are pics of 3 different Morgans. They are all in a slab from the same reputable grading company. All are obverse-limited for grade. One is MS64, one MS65, and one MS66. Which is which? A) B) C) |
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have to agree with Spider5689.
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A 65
B 66
C 64
I thought you liquidated the 1921's. Looks like you kept some gems eh?
Edited by tights24
08/11/2007 5:47 pm
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quote:
I thought you liquidated the 1921's. Looks like you kept some gems eh?
These aren't mine. I did keep some gems, though.  |
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I think the scratch on the cheek of A., even though it appears to only be thru the frost will limit to 64. Otherwise, wow.
Jim
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I am going A. 65, B. 66, C. 64.
C looks like the most "chattery" of the 3 with most marks on the cheek. A has one fairly decent ding on the cheek, and B has only smaller marks. They are all nice coins!
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A.64 B.66 C.65 is my guess
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A.65
B.66
C.64
But the first 2 are tricky.
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A-66 B-65 C-64  |
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Posted 08/11/2007 5:13 pm
