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1886-O Morgan Limbo

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"How low can you go?"

1886-O-Morgan-Limbo

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Colligo ergo sum
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FR-02

Scratch that, AG-03.

Scratch that, FR-02.

Scratch that, AG-03.

Scratch that... Oh, I can't decide!

Obverse is a 3, reverse is a 2...
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I would say AG-3.
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It's right on the border of FR-02 and AG-03.

In my opinion, it's closer to FR-02.
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AG Obverse, FR Reverse.
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FR-2
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FR-02.
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Here are two coins that I own, just for comparison.

FR-02

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AG-03

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Here are two coins that I own, just for comparison.


That actually muddies the waters a bit. The first one, with all the denticles and most of "LIBERTY" worn away and its virtually eradicated reverse, could easily have gone PO01. I suppose with the second one the key was the partially obliterated rim lettering on the reverse, but it probably still should have received a composite grade of G04 based upon what's otherwise intact.
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The first one, with all the denticles and most of "LIBERTY" worn away and its virtually eradicated reverse, could easily have gone PO01.


Here's the PO-01 used for PCGS photograde.

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Here's the PO-01 used for PCGS photograde.


Maybe I'm misapprehending something here, but that doesn't appear to be identifiable by date or mintmark, so is it even certifiable if submitted? Is it a requirement for P01 that a coin be so far gone that it can only be recognized as a specific type within a denomination?
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For a coin to be graded by PCGS as PO-01, it has to be identifiable by date and type (I assume mintmark as well)

"PO-1 Identifiable date and type"
http://www.pcgs.com/grades.html

The PO-01 posted above, is graded by PCGS.
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SO such an not identifiable coin you have is the example? of P01?/
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SO such an not identifiable coin you have is the example? of P01?/ but it is an 8 tail feartherd coin !!deep pockets lol
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FR-2
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