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Gene Carr Valued Member United States 60 Posts	Posted 01/31/2008 6:21 pm I am about to submit some coins but do not want to pay $13 to get back a $25 coin. How is this one looking? Image: IMG_1271.jpg 93.67 KB Image: IMG_1274.jpg 92.09 KB Report this Post to the Staff

JimR Pillar of the Community United States 1490 Posts	Posted 01/31/2008 6:49 pm Hmmm... I am trying to sharpen my Morgan grading skills so I will give it a shot first and see how I line up with everyone else. First its a nice Morgan. I like the toning on the reverse Obverse-MS64. The fields are pretty clean. If the cheek had less chatter I would say MS65 Reverse-MS65 Report this Post to the Staff
mr merc Valued Member United States 143 Posts	Posted 01/31/2008 8:33 pm No expert and hard to tell from the obverse pic but I would say MS-63 and the reverse is beautiful. If I were you I'd just keep the coin out of a slab and enjoy it! Report this Post to the Staff
Jaobler Pillar of the Community United States 6385 Posts	Posted 01/31/2008 9:55 pm Hi Gene Carr, Luster isn't very strong on this Morgan but that could be more from the lighting and photo than because of any defect of the coin. There is lack of definition in Liberty's hair above the forehead and ear which is probably strike-related rather than wear. It might be a slider AU, but I'd vote for uncirculated. The scuffs on the cheek would limit it to MS-64 at best IMO; strike weakness might bring it down a notch to MS-63. At that level I don't think it is worth spending the fee to have it graded. I agree with Mr. Merc: keep it raw and appreciate its beauty. Then use the money you didn't spend for grading, shipping, and insurance to buy another Morgan! Report this Post to the Staff
Gene Carr Valued Member United States 60 Posts	Posted 01/31/2008 10:29 pm Wow, I am glad you pointed out that flat brow hair. I missed that the dozen times I stared at her! Report this Post to the Staff
coinaday New Member 3 Posts	Posted 02/01/2008 4:19 pm Most uncirculated 1900s I have seen have that same flat spot of hair Report this Post to the Staff
Lucky_13 Pillar of the Community United States 749 Posts	Posted 02/01/2008 7:31 pm I would say..MS63 but the scratches on poor girls face are distracting. Still a keeper Report this Post to the Staff
SsuperDdave Moderator United States 23522 Posts	Posted 02/01/2008 10:28 pm I'm thinking 64. By 1903 the masters were pretty well worn; you can't expect huge strikes to be common among them. The marks on the cheek are of the "rub" type as opposed to the "gouge" type, and my guess is the coin looks nicer in-hand than in the pics. The mark right below the eye would be the kicker. The fields look excellent. Report this Post to the Staff
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