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Helping A Friend - 1921 Morgan Found In Pocket Watch Top

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You could see it when top of watch closed and open. Lucky guy to have this beauty, although it's a little dirty.
Triumphs my best lol! Any who, anyone's help is greatly appreciated.

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Can this Morgan be removed separately w/o damaging the coin?

A final grade would be dependent upon this as a contributing factor...

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The pocket watch could be worth more than the Morgan so be careful in whatever you do.
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Um, the pics tend to indicate that the Morgan is no longer associated with a watch....

This is still just a somewhat-circulated 1921 Morgan, an issue so common that there are probably as many of 1921's and 1921-D's (each) extant as all other Morgan dates combined, and 1921-S's aren't much scarcer. So, a coin worth not much more than melt aside its' historic interest. Might have been better kept with the watch.
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I agree w/Dave, particularly if the watch is from the same era.
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I'm guessing the coin and the watch were contemporary. There's really very little wear on the coin, leading one to believe it went into the watch as a fresh Mint State example.
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