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1878 P Morgan Dollar Reverse Of 1879 (3RD) For Grading Opinion

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*** Edited by Staff to Add Year / Mintmark / Denomination to Title. Titles are Important! ***

What do you think? Grade? Originality?
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Added: take note of the impressive clash on the reverse. Stats with the vertical throat line through the In of igwt.
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Looks original. MS-62-ish. What's going on under the hair above the date?
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What's going on under the hair above the date?

I believe that is from the reeded edge of another coin.
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MS62 was my first impression and VAM210B2.
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63. shame about the cheek. fields look pretty clean.
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I think it makes 63. Super clash all over the place. The train tracks under the bust are a big negative to eye appeal.
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MS-62.
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Gotta pitch camp on the 62 side of the river.
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It's a pretty hard hit when you get the hair clashing, to the (viewer's) right of the eagle's head. That's the curved line extending up and left from the wing, below "tru."

It's VAM-210B1, I believe. Not a "list" coin, but certainly among the harder clashes in the series. I'm with the "high 62, low 63" crowd on this one.
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it might make MS63 as a technical grade but the obverse is nicked/scratched enough to lower its value
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I'll go 63.
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I am just a german guy without a lot of knowledge for these coins, but my first impression was a MS 63 as well. In my opinion there are not enough scratches for a 62. I dit not read the coments before.
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