Need Help On Decision Whether To Buy A CC $

If it were me I would try to get a 1978-CC Morgan in at least AU condition. They look so much better than Morgans in VF. There is a reason the rim damaged VF coin is being sold cheap.

The last thing I'll say about this is that here is an example of why "John Q. Public" collectors get low ball offers for their coins when they or their family take their collections to a dealer to sell. Problem coins of denominational date and mint mark combination that are readily without defects often sell at great discounts. They are harder for dealers to sell, and dealer pay less for them as a consequence.

The fact that this coin is ANACS graded is worth something only because of the number of Chinese counterfeits. Otherwise it doesn't mean anything. Depending on the size and location of the rim nick, there could be a huge downside on this coin.

I had a 1938-D LWH that was in at least MS condition. However, some idiot had scratched a name of the coin. It was worth nothing because of that defect. Problem coins are so hard sell to real collectors when they can get good defect free coins.

Damaged coin, bottom of the barrel. Pass.

I think that if we saw a pic of the ANACS coin, we would be able to give a better verdict on weather it's worth $65.

My advice: Don't get it. Save your money and buy a problem free one. You will thank yourself later and the coin will be much easier to sell when the time comes.