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What do you think NGC gave for a grade on this one?   |
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Seeing it was graded by NGC I'll go 64
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Full MS64, despite the minor reverse rim issue and the discolored area above the right wing tip.
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One thing I noticed at looking at your Morgan's is that they all have a soft strike. This one is OK for a O mint. In most common dates a solid strike on a O mint can be found. It may serve you well to pay a little attention to the strike because your coins have a nice overall appearance.
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