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1883-CC GSA Morgan For Grading

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I'm not a Morgan guy, but I think it's a requirement to have a few to get into coin heaven. I figure with the other 5, having a GSA will make it easier for me to get in.

What would you grade this? One of these days I'll send it in, but for now, it's just in it's box.

Multiple images with different lighting angles so at to not hide any flaws.

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 Posted 08/19/2017  9:22 pm  Show Profile   Bookmark this reply Add gargriff49 to your friends list Get a Link to this Reply
From the photo's I think they'll give it an MS63 since it's a GSA CC but it may be 62 in hand.
Those 2 fairly long scrapes on the cheek area may be a problem.
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63 but the brightness of the images may deceive. It has a shot at 64 with the reverse being gem quality. I bet the in-hand eye appeal of this piece is excellent.
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It just makes 63 imho.
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I think you earned your wings, MS63.
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It might just make MS-63.
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That darned cheek bugs me, but the reverse gives me a happy sigh. Go between at 63. As I've heard it, a CC counts for 5 other Morgan's when crossing the Styx.
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Agree with 63.
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Same here.
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MS63, I wouldn't get it graded, I would leave it in its GSA box. IMHO.
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You can have it graded by the TPG while it remains in its original GSA holder. Best of both worlds.
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typical GSA MS63 coin
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