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Got these and a bunch of silver dollars and bullion today from my local gold buyers nearly spent 2K. Got three 1884 S Morgan's, which are harder to find in AU and up. This one is the nicest the other is VF and the other has been harshly cleaned. I'm thinking au50, has breaks of mint luster still there.   |
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Bedrock of the Community
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AU details. I think this one was cleaned.
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It just barely makes AU50. I do not think it has been cleaned.
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AU details. Obverse has been cleaned.
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Pillar of the Community
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 AU Details, Cleaned. |
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Looks more like EF-45 to me, with just a trace of luster between letters on the reverse. I see enough hairline scratches to qualify as a "cleaned" piece.
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Agree AU-50 but not sure if cleaned.
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When looking through a loop I'm not seeing any indicative signs of cleaning just breaks in luster due to circulation, I may send in the 21d and the 84s to PCGS via my buddy's account. May be worth the gamble.
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Posted 06/08/2016 8:15 pm
