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This one is probably my favorite of the Morgans that belong to my friend. Appreciate your thoughts on grade, as I am not very knowledgeable with Morgans.   |
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This one is interesting. I can see the reason for Ed calling MS64 and Frog calling AU58. I'm thinking slight bag rub and MS myself. Nice original skin.
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Bedrock of the Community
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Toning ... hard to take pictures of .. and hard to grade.
From pictures .... MS 64
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AU55, perhaps AU58, this is nicer than the others.
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gymcoach - quite a remarkable group, thanks for posting.
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Coinfrog, I found it interesting that most of the coins show a little circulation wear, and interesting toning. Almost like they were pulled from circulation, then stored together. I wonder if the 1888 date had significance to my friends grandfather. You would think that if he had collected them over the years, their appearances would be less similar. These things are what I love about looking at others " inherited" coins. |
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